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7 July

Virtuix Brings AI-Powered VR Training to US Air National Guard

A Pennsylvania-based Air National Guard unit will evaluate Virtuix’s AI-enabled Omni One virtual reality system as part of efforts to explore immersive technologies for military preparedness.

7 July

ai clinical assistant | Rhonda Sanders, a physician assistant at Kenner Army Health Clinic, speaks with a patient while using the Ambient Listening feature in MHS GENESIS. The AI-powered tool automatically generates clinical documentation, allowing providers to focus more on patient care. Photo: Shanita Dorsey/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Military Health System Deploys AI Clinical Assistant to Ease Clinician Burnout

The Defense Health Agency has expanded the use of an AI-powered clinical assistant across military hospitals and clinics, aiming to reduce clinician burnout by automating medical documentation.

7 July

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

New AI Tool Could Keep Military Systems Protected From Grid Instability

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories are tackling power grid instability as the rapid expansion of AI data centers increases the risk of sudden voltage drops that could disrupt critical infrastructure, including military installations.

7 July

Jodesz Gavilan

RENK Expands Naval Propulsion Business With David Brown Defence Deal

RENK Group is strengthening its position in the global naval propulsion market through the planned acquisition of UK-based David Brown Defence.

6 July

Bea Castañeda

What Is an A2/AD Network? A Quick Guide

The A2/AD guide explores how sensors, missiles, electronic warfare, and command systems combine to deny adversaries freedom of maneuver.

6 July

Five Eyes representatives pose following a commitment to Project Arcadia. From left: Ross Ermel (Canada), Brigadier Esther Harrop (New Zealand), Kirsten Davies (United States), Charles Forte (United Kingdom), and Chris Crozier (Australia). Photo: US Department of Defense/LinkedIn

Samantha Alexa

New Zealand Joins US-Led Push for Shared AI Battlefield Command

New Zealand has become the latest member of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance to join Project Arcadia, a US-led initiative to build a shared battlefield command network for AI-enabled military operations.

6 July

Army Reserve soldiers from the Army Applications Group develop AI applications during a code-a-thon in Austin, Texas, on May 14, 2026, ahead of demonstrations at Operation Sentinel Justice 2026. Photo: Sgt. 1st Class Erick Yates/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Army Reservists Build AI Tools for Policing, Logistics, and Readiness

US Army reservists have turned a two-week innovation sprint into a rapid AI development effort, building tools to support military police operations, equipment management, and administrative readiness.

6 July

Ethan M. Encarnacion

L3Harris Fires Up Next-Gen Solid Fuel Ramjet System in Full-Scale Test

L3Harris has reached a key milestone in next-gen propulsion, successfully testing its solid fuel ramjet propulsion system at full scale for the first time.

6 July

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

UK Firm Unveils AI-Powered ‘Drone Base in a Box’

British firm Urban-Air Port is targeting one of modern warfare’s key operational challenges: enabling rapid, scalable unmanned aerial vehicle launch, recovery, and sustainment.

6 July