US Wants to Win the GPS War With ‘Hammer of the Gods’

Hammer of the Gods uses portable electronic warfare technology to disrupt positioning, navigation, and timing signals.

Australia Test-Fires Future Ground-Based Air Defense Prototype

MRGBAD uses radar, the virtualized Aegis Weapon System, and a mobile launcher to engage threats in a recent live-fire test.

Starfighters Creates Reusable Flying Lab to Test Defense Tech at Mach 2+

The Wind Tunnel in the Sky exposes defense technologies to sustained Mach 2+ flight for real-world testing.

India Takes a Leap in Military Propulsion With Its First Expendable Turbojet

Expendable turbojet engine uses a compact cylindrical design, multiple metal rings, and a pointed aerodynamic inlet.

Australian Tech Helps Warfighters Detect Drones They Have Never Seen Before

The RfAI-3 identifies emerging drone threats by analyzing radio frequency emissions beyond known signatures.

New Hybrid Robot Takes Aim at the US Army’s Toughest Resupply Missions

Dire WOLF uses a diesel-electric hybrid powertrain, pivot steering, Michelin airless Tweels, and an onboard exportable power system.

Spain Is Developing a New Last-Line Defense for Its Warships

Point-defense system uses a laser-guided system to protect Spanish Navy warships from boats, drones, and anti-ship missiles.

Canadian Firm Builds a Missile About the Weight of a Laptop

The CM-70 intercepts aerial threats using semi-active laser guidance without relying on GPS or radio signals.

Ukraine Takes on Multi-Band Drone Threats With New Electronic Warfare Tech

Stryi uses dual 100-watt transmission channels, covers 300-6,000 MHz frequency ranges, and enables simultaneous drone jamming.

Uzbekistan Expands Its Battlefield Arsenal With New Combat Systems

Arslon armored personnel carriers, Tofon self-propelled howitzer, and an upgraded T-64 main battle tank are Uzbekistan’s combat systems.