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19 November

German Firms Build 3D Printer That Follows Soldiers Into Combat

German firms have unveiled FieldRack, a mobile 3D printing tool capable of producing tactical components right at disaster areas or on battlefields.

19 November

Air

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Apache Helicopters Now Fly With Immersive Augmented Reality Tech

ATARS is an Advanced Tactical Augmented Reality System on the AH-64E Apache, overlaying virtual threats for near-peer training, recording flight data, and boosting pilot readiness.

19 November

Americas

M1135 Reconnaissance Vehicle team conducting hazardous response drill at a nuclear power plant area.

Rojoef Manuel

US Army Eyes Nine Sites for Nuclear Microreactor Deployment

The US Army has selected nine installations as potential sites for small nuclear reactors to provide reliable, on-site power for critical operations as part of the Janus Program.

19 November

Africa

A kamikaze drone being built in an on-field 3D printer

Rojoef Manuel

UK Tests Chinese 3D Printers to Build Kamikaze Drones, Sparking Security Concerns

The British Army tested Chinese-made 3D printers to manufacture tactical unmanned aerial systems during a training exercise in Kenya earlier this year, raising questions about security risks linked to Beijing-made technology.

18 November

Americas

Spc. Gregory Wilson, a mechanic with Fox Company, 700th Brigade Support Battalion, 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, works to repair the fuel system on a Humvee while deployed in support of the Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine at the Yavoriv Combat Training Center on the International Peacekeeping and Security Center in Western Ukraine on Aug. 9, 2017

Christine Casimiro

US Startup Unleashes ‘World’s First’ AI Tool for Fixing Military Vehicles

The “world’s first” artificial intelligence (AI)-powered assistant for diagnosing and repairing military platforms is now live on Ukraine’s frontlines.

17 November

Americas

U.S. Army Lt. Col. Claude Lambert, chief of future operations division for the Joint Task Force-Space Defense and U.S. Air Force Maj. Katie “Starbuck” Baier, chief of intelligence for weapons and tactics for the JTF-SD, look at a computer screen at Schriever Space Force Base, Colorado, Dec. 19, 2022. Through the partnering of the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community and National Reconnaissance Office in the National Space Defense Center, JTF-SD brings to bear the full force of the U.S. Government and synchronizes space superiority planning and operations. (U.S. Space Force photo by Dennis Rogers)

Rojoef Manuel

General Dynamics, Google Move AI Closer to Defense and Intel Agencies

General Dynamics Information Technology has partnered with Google Public Sector to deliver artificial intelligence (AI)-powered cloud technology to US defense and intelligence agencies.

17 November

Americas

Pete Hegseth interacts with a touchscreen command-and-control system displaying real-time aerial surveillance data during a demonstration.

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Flying by Fingertip: US Defense Sec Pilots Black Hawk Without Leaving the Room

US Defense Secretary Hegseth offered a glimpse at the next evolution of American aviation, piloting a Black Hawk using only touchscreen controls.

14 November

Asia Pacific

Two people in a control room operate flight simulators with multiple screens displaying maps and cockpit views, creating a focused and high-tech environment.

Ethan M. Encarnacion

RAAF Training Levels Up With Lockheed’s High-Fidelity Flight Simulator

The next generation of Australian pilots is gearing up to climb into Lockheed's latest flight training device, built to deliver an “authentic cockpit experience.”

14 November

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