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Marine stands beside futuristic fighter jet model with cityscape background.

Marines Pioneer Sixth-Gen Fighter Jet Concepts

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Lone military vehicle sits under stormy sky in desolate landscape.

Army Pursues HADES Ultra-Long-Range Effects with Upcoming Contract

The US Army is on the brink of a game-changing move, planning to contract a cutting-edge capability that can strike targets up to 1,000 kilometers away, with a demonstration expected within months. This ultra-long-range technology raises crucial questions: how will it be deployed, who will operate it, and what new strategic possibilities will emerge?

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Military personnel and civilians gather around a large screen displaying a map in a sleek, dimly lit operations room.

Army Operationalizes Acquisition Cell with Joint Innovation Outpost

The Army's new Joint Innovation Outpost is revolutionizing military acquisition by ditching the stop-start approach and embracing continuous industry experimentation, starting with the XVIII Airborne Division. By fostering ongoing partnerships between soldiers and companies, JIOP aims to deliver a steady drumbeat of innovation that sustains technological advantage.

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Serbian military personnel stand before a row of high-speed missiles under a stormy sky.

Serbia Bolsters Defense with Chinese High-Speed Missiles

Serbia is stepping up its defense game with the acquisition of advanced Chinese CM-400AKG high-speed missiles, a move driven by a complex strategy with multiple benefits. But what exactly led to this decision, and how will it impact the region?

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US military personnel operates solar-powered drone over desert landscape at dawn.

US Military Taps Kraus Hamdani for $270M Drone Deal

Kraus Hamdani just landed a $270 million deal with the US Military for its game-changing solar-powered drones, a vote of confidence in the company's proven technology. This massive award raises the stakes: what does it mean for the future of surveillance and strike support?

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