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An analyst has suggested that Chinas new drone carrier may be capable of launching large drones with an electromagnetic catapult.

Lawmakers are proposing a dedicated US Army Drone Corps to address the growing importance of unmanned aerial systems in modern warfare.

Sweden has yet to tell the defense firm exactly the capabilities it needs, but Saab knows "they want us to be fast and quick," a senior company official said.

Breaking Defense was given exclusive space tracking information showing the unique path of the Russian system, one experts say is the reason for US government warnings about space-based nuclear weapons.

"The PRC shows a strategic preference for activities in cyberspace and other domains that gradually bolster its position over an extended period, prioritizing steady progress and cumulative gains over immediate, overt victories," a report about PRC cyber activities by Booz Allen finds.

Lack of testing environments historically a hindrance to uptake of emerging technologies by DOD, Booz Allen Exec Says

A key Finnish lawmaker previously told Breaking Defense that he would "embrace" such an idea.

Predator-maker General Atomics and defense stock IPO candidate Anduril just beat out three of the U.S.'s biggest defense contractors.

A new shipbuilding deal could be a test case that, if successful, could lead for years more work and millions more in deals for Seoul, in Peru and South America.

The British Army's future main battle tank (MBT), the Challenger 3, has successfully completed its first live-fire trials of its new 120mm L55A1 smoothbore gun at a testing facility in Germany.