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Anti-Jam Technology Targets Smaller Platforms as Electronic Warfare Intensifies
Electronic warfare continues to shape modern battlefields, creating persistent challenges for navigation and targeting systems. Disruption of satellite-based navigation now affects not only military platforms but also civilian systems near conflict zones. Small drones and precision munitions face growing vulnerability as jamming and signal manipulation become easier to deploy. According to reports, defense technology developers are shifting focus toward compact anti-jam solut
Aselsan Expands Steel Dome Platforms While Pursuing Export-Oriented Defense Technology
Aselsan has introduced additional air and ground defense platforms intended to strengthen Turkey’s Steel Dome national air defense architecture. The effort reflects a focus on layered defense technology that integrates sensors, electronic warfare, communications, and interceptor systems within a unified framework. The newly added platforms include mobile radar-based electronic warfare systems, brigade-level communication networks, counter-unmanned aircraft solutions, and auto
Boeing Defense Programs Records Six Months Without Contract Losses
Boeing’s defense business has completed the first half of the year without recording losses on fixed price contracts, marking a notable shift in manufacturing and program execution performance after several difficult years. The improvement reflects tighter cost controls and changes in how development risk is managed across major defense platforms. Fixed price programs previously exposed the company to cost overruns tied to technical complexity, supply chain disruption, and in
Boeing Defense Manufacturing Disrupted by Labor Strike at St. Louis Facility
According to reports, several thousand workers at a major defense manufacturing site in St. Louis have begun a strike that is affecting production of key military aircraft and weapons systems. The action has halted normal operations tied to fighter aircraft assembly, advanced trainers, and aerial refueling drones. The workforce involved supports manufacturing programs that rely on precision machining, final assembly, and systems integration. These functions sit at the core of
Unmanned Ground Systems Gain Expanded Combat Role in Israeli Defense Operations
Unmanned combat systems have moved from niche tools to frontline assets in recent Israeli military operations, reflecting a broader shift in how ground forces deploy robotics and autonomy. The change centers on unmanned ground vehicles, small drones, and integrated control systems designed to reduce risk to personnel while extending battlefield reach. According to reports, defense units have accelerated the approval and deployment of armed robotic platforms during recent comb
Japan Frigate Selection Highlights Defense Manufacturing Strength While Program Risks Persist
Australia’s decision to select a Japanese-designed frigate reflects confidence in advanced naval manufacturing and systems integration. The improved Mogami class frigate brings modern combat systems, automation, and production efficiency that align with current fleet modernization needs. The selection places attention on shipbuilding technology rather than diplomacy. The frigate design emphasizes reduced crew requirements, integrated sensors, and modular construction. These f
Army Advances Laser Weapons for Future Missile Defense Applications
According to reports, the Army has made steady progress in developing directed energy technologies that could support future missile defense systems. Laser-based weapons are viewed as technically mature enough to move closer to operational use, while high-power microwave systems remain earlier in development. Army research teams have spent several years testing laser weapons across multiple power levels. These efforts focus on defeating aerial threats such as drones, rockets,
Rocket Lab Strengthens Defense Sensor Capabilities Through Geost Acquisition
According to reports, Rocket Lab has completed a two hundred seventy five million dollar acquisition of sensor developer Geost. The transaction reflects a strategic push to expand defense technology capabilities focused on space-based sensing and missile warning systems. The deal adds electro-optical and infrared sensor manufacturing to Rocket Lab’s growing portfolio. These sensors support early detection and tracking missions that rely on accurate signal capture and fast dat
Army Calls for Technologies to Operate in Drone Saturated Air Ground Domain
The US Army is seeking existing technologies that can help it operate more effectively in an increasingly contested space between the ground and low altitude airspace, according to reports from defense industry observers. The area, described as the Air Ground Littoral, is marked by the growing presence of small unmanned systems and autonomous platforms. As reported by industry sources, a recent solicitation invites solutions across multiple capability areas aimed at improving






























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