Thales says several NATO countries are considering HexaForce, an artificial intelligence command system built to connect with existing military networks, accelerate planning and support operations from army corps headquarters down to battalion level.
China has not returned sensitive F-35 components diverted to Hong Kong during shipment from Australia, prompting recovery efforts, congressional scrutiny and an investigation into how the stealth aircraft parts ended up in Chinese government possession.
After more than 40 years of service, USS Georgia is heading toward decommissioning as sailors remember the demanding missions, enduring friendships and hard earned lessons that defined life aboard the Ohio-class guided-missile submarine.
Starting Oct. 1, eligible Marines will receive $9.16 per day in imminent danger pay, while hostile fire pay doubles to $450 monthly. The Marine Corps is the first service to move unilaterally on the higher rates.
A new military pact could restore a broader U.S. presence in Greenland and reopen former bases, but residents and officials say Washington must protect traditional livelihoods and rebuild trust damaged during the annexation dispute.
The Army selected Palantir for a $48.1 million ammunition software overhaul that will consolidate nine legacy platforms, improve forecasting and track munitions across planning, procurement, storage, distribution, expenditure and final disposition.
Novaspace forecasts defense ISR satellite launches will exceed four times the previous decade’s total, while government space defense budgets and spending on orbital tracking systems climb alongside a rapidly expanding population of operational spacecraft.
France’s 7th Armored Brigade is testing smaller, modular tank formations as drone surveillance complicates armored maneuver, while commanders explore greater autonomy, dispersed command posts and future platforms capable of carrying counter drone systems or drone launchers.