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25 June

US Naval Research Laboratory mobile laser system on flatbed trailer deployed in field, used for power beaming and counter-UAS operations

From Power Beaming to Drone Hunting: This New US Navy Laser Does Both

A laser designed to wirelessly deliver power across the battlefield has demonstrated a second capability: engaging aerial threats.

25 June

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

China’s Latest Laser Weapon Takes Drone-Killing Power to Soldier’s Back

Once confined to large military installations and vehicle-mounted platforms, directed-energy weapons are getting small enough to ride with frontline troops.

25 June

US Army soldiers unload supplies during a logistics resupply mission in the Philippines. Photo: Spc. Christopher Moorehead/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

Amentum Pushes AI Into Indo-Pacific Military Supply Chains With $77M Deal

Amentum will bring artificial intelligence into military logistics under a new $77-million contract aimed at strengthening supply and distribution networks for US forces in the Indo-Pacific.

25 June

Saab and Comand AI representatives meet following the announcement of Saab’s strategic investment in the French artificial intelligence firm. Photo: Saab

Samantha Alexa

Saab Deepens AI Push With Strategic Stake in France’s Comand AI

Saab is expanding its artificial intelligence portfolio with a strategic investment in France’s Comand AI, a company specializing in AI-powered battlefield planning.

24 June

Inder Singh Bisht

France to Turn A400M Into Command-and-Control and ISR Platform

Airbus will equip the A400M trasport aircraft with new multi-mission capability, enabling command-and-control of air and ground assets.

24 June

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Patria’s New Radar Pushes High-Volume Projectile Tracking to 500 Targets

Tracking incoming fire without giving away its position is the core idea behind Patria’s new passive radar, which can reportedly monitor up to 500 projectiles at once.

24 June

Ethan M. Encarnacion

New US Army Software Helps Vehicles Shoot Down Drones Without Stopping

The US Army has fielded new fire control software designed to help vehicle-mounted weapons take down small drones while both the target and the vehicle are moving.

24 June

Ethan M. Encarnacion

HENSOLDT Develops Portable Jammer to Challenge Modern Navigation Signals

German firm HENSOLDT is pushing deeper into electronic warfare with a new mobile jammer designed to disrupt “all common global satellite navigation systems.”

24 June

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Indra Explores Elevated Electronic Warfare Concept Using Tethered Drone

Indra Group is exploring a new electronic warfare concept that uses a tethered drone to extend sensor reach and improve signal interception on the battlefield.

24 June