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The Navy will keep shrinking until the industrial base catches up

A commission on the service’s future is looking at ways to help the service along as ships wear down before they can be replaced.

New test range opens for the startup-war era

The 400,000-acre site in Georgia focuses on bringing new companies, new tech, and operators together.

Airbus’ autonomous supply-helicopter effort may pave the way for an armed model

An automated perception test involved technology from Shield AI, L3 Harris, and Parry Labs.

US push to counter hackers draws industry deeper into offensive cyber debate

The White House is expanding the market for offensive cyber capabilities—and drawing more of the private sector into that ecosystem—even as policy boundaries around their use remain unclear.

AI boat maker Saronic smashes $9 billion valuation

The company just closed a $1.75 billion funding round with eyes on increasing production tenfold.

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Former Trump advisor joins board of Ukraine-focused drone tech company Powerus

For Ukraine, co-production and commercial ties offer a “path forward” amid stalled diplomacy.

War boosts counter-drone sales, joint ventures

Recent weeks have seen a flurry of partnerships by defense-tech companies and orders from nations under fire.

New anti-DEI requirements imposed on federal contractors

Additional rules raise “a lot of questions,” one private-sector lawyer said. 

Tiltrotor who? US military helicopter deliveries rose 13 percent in 2025

The Big 3 U.S. makers delivered more rotorcraft last year than in 2024.