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Friday, September 11, 2026
- Official: Army Eyes ‘Very Aggressive’ Plan For New Tracked Howitzer, May Pick Winner By July 2027
- Army Plans To Give Industry ‘Multiple Bites’ At Low-Cost Interceptor Effort, Official Says
- Two Task Order Awards Notched By Lockheed Martin for GPS Ground Segment
- Use Of Laser Weapons Helping Reduce Illegal Drone Use On Southern Border, DoD CTO Says
- TrustPoint CEO Previews Independent PNT Satellite Constellation With EnduroSat Deal
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ArmyOfficial: Army Eyes ‘Very Aggressive’ Plan For New Tracked Howitzer, May Pick Winner By July 2027
The Army is planning a “very aggressive” effort to move out on its new tracked howitzer modernization effort in the first of half 2027, a lead official has said, with […]
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ArmyArmy Plans To Give Industry ‘Multiple Bites’ At Low-Cost Interceptor Effort, Official Says
As the Army is set to move out on its low-cost interceptor effort this fall, a lead official has said the service will give industry “multiple bites at the apple” […]
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SpaceTrustPoint CEO Previews Independent PNT Satellite Constellation With EnduroSat Deal
TrustPoint is moving forward to build out its GPS-independent PNT constellation plans, tapping EnduroSat US to build 40 satellites in a deal announced Thursday. These 40 satellites will take the company’s […]
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SpaceTwo Task Order Awards Notched By Lockheed Martin for GPS Ground Segment
In April, the Pentagon canceled the previously planned GPS Next Generation Operational Control System (OCX) by RTX [RTX] in favor of upgrades to the existing Architecture Evolution Plan (AEP) by […]
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Advanced / Transformational TechnologyUse Of Laser Weapons Helping Reduce Illegal Drone Use On Southern Border, DoD CTO Says
The use of laser weapons is contributing to a dramatic decline in nefarious drone use along America’s southern border, the Pentagon’s chief technology officer (CTO) said on Thursday. The laser-based […]
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Thursday, September 10, 2026
- ‘Experimentation Fatigue’ Cited As Issue for Industry and Pentagon
- Leidos MUSVs Successfully Operated With Navy At RIMPAC, Carrier Strike Group
- Boeing Advances To Next Phase Of Army’s IFPC Inc. 2 Second Interceptor Competition
- Defense Startup Covenant Opens Dallas Site To Build Thousands Of Anthem Low-Cost Missiles
- Northrop Grumman Test Flies Lumberjack One-Way Attack System With Magnet Navigation
- Hermeus Offering High-Mach Test Services With New Ramjet-Powered Vehicle
- Small Businesses Struggle to Contribute to National Defense
- BAE, Space Systems Command Complete Critical Design Review For Epoch Two Constellation
- Army To Field Joint Laser Weapon System By July 2028, Pentagon’s Critical Tech Lead Says
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Thursday, September 10, 2026
- Boeing Advances To Next Phase Of Army’s IFPC Inc. 2 Second Interceptor Competition
- Leidos MUSVs Successfully Operated With Navy At RIMPAC, Carrier Strike Group
- Hermeus Offering High-Mach Test Services With New Ramjet-Powered Vehicle
- Defense Startup Covenant Opens Dallas Site To Build Thousands Of Anthem Low-Cost Missiles
- Northrop Grumman Test Flies Lumberjack One-Way Attack System With Magnet Navigation
- Small Businesses Struggle to Contribute to National Defense
- BAE, Space Systems Command Complete Critical Design Review For Epoch Two Constellation
- ‘Experimentation Fatigue’ Cited As Issue for Industry and Pentagon
- Army To Field Joint Laser Weapon System By July 2028, Pentagon’s Critical Tech Lead Says
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Navy/USMCLeidos MUSVs Successfully Operated With Navy At RIMPAC, Carrier Strike Group
Two Leidos [LDOS] Medium Unmanned Surface Vessels (MUSVs) built for Navy experimental testing were successfully used this summer with the Navy at the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2026 exercise […]
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ArmyBoeing Advances To Next Phase Of Army’s IFPC Inc. 2 Second Interceptor Competition
Boeing [BA] said Wednesday it has been selected to continue onto the next phase of the Army’s effort to develop a second interceptor for the Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) […]