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Acting Air Force Undersecretary Krysten E. Jones confirmed that five companies will build a fleet of 1,000 CCAs or more at an event in Washington DC last week.

It takes a layered defense plan to be survivable, which means jammers to disable, deceive, and disrupt, along with onboard self-protect and off-board decoys.

The WinTAK app enables soldiers to mark enemies and send texts—just as their Ukrainian counterparts are doing.

Blue Force Gear has mastered the art of soft gear and has found a way to produce high-quality gear at surprisingly affordable prices. 

When Helsing raised a $223 million Series B round, the tech world saw it as continued confirmation that defense was unquestionably back on the investing Further confirmation comes today in the form of a $5.5 million Seed round for UK defense tech startup Labrys Technologies, led by Germany’s Project A Ventures. Also participating were MD One Ventures, Marque VC, Offset Ventures, and Expeditions Fund. The funds will be used to expand the development and R&D teams, as well as build out the c...

Anduril Industries, the defense technology firm founded in 2017, declared its acquisition of the autonomous aircraft developer, Blue Force Technologies,

Eric Einhorn<b> </b>is headed back to the private sector after spending the five years in the Senate.

The acquisition of Blue Force Technologies marks Anduril's entry into the group 5 autonomous aircraft space.

Since its inception, the B-21 Raider stealth bomber program has always been about much more than just the bomber itself.

The X-variant’s upgraded propulsion system allows it to carry two batteries, extending its flight time to 75 minutes and doubling its payload capacity.