Year: 2026

Fincantieri Delivers Second Indonesian Navy Brawijaya Patrol Ship

The Indonesian Navy has received its second Brawijaya-class offshore patrol vessel from Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.

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US Air Force, Defense Unicorns Test On-Aircraft Software Updates for F-22

Defense Unicorns and the US Air Force Sustainment Center have tested a new method to install and update F-22 fighter jet software.

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US Air Force Expands Push for Anti-UAS, Kamikaze Drone Tech 

The US Air Force has issued three requests for information to industry covering unmanned aerial system detection, counter-UAS weapons, and offensive one-way attack drones.

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Alpine Eagle to Increase Counter-UAS Production as Drone Threats Rise

Alpine Eagle has announced plans to increase production of its Sentinel system as demand rises for protection against drone threats.

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Canada to Replace Aging C7, C8 Rifles With 65,000+ New Firearms

Ottawa has contracted Colt Canada to supply 65,402 assault rifles under the Canadian Modular Assault Rifle program, replacing the Canadian Armed Forces’ C7 and C8 systems after more than 35 years in service.

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Milrem Robotics, PGZ Expand Estonia-Poland Defense Cooperation

Milrem Robotics and Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ) have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand defense cooperation.

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‘A Cheaper Javelin’: New Anti-Tank Missile Advances Through Testing

Texas-based firm Aeon has pushed its Zeus shoulder-fired anti-tank missile through live testing, marking a key step forward for a system positioned as a lower-cost alternative to the FGM-148 Javelin weapon.

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Finland Allows Reservists to Bring Private Weapons, Drones Under New Rules

Finland has updated its mobilization rules to allow reservists to bring privately owned equipment when called up for service.

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Japan’s Terra Drone Enters Defense Market With US Hub, Global Push

Japan-based Terra Drone has outlined a phased expansion into key defense markets, including plans to establish a US-based subsidiary.

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New Soldier-Worn Tech Tracks Brain Activity During Blasts to Flag Potential Trauma

Military personnel may soon be able to eliminate the “guesswork” in diagnosing brain injuries with new soldier-worn tech that tracks brain activity during blast exposure and flags potential signs of trauma in real time.

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