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Army officials said soldiers can query AIAM for repair references, document maintenance issues for their supervisors to vet, connect with civilian logistics assistance representatives for help and access parts inventory.
A notable expansion of enterprise licensing for Palantir’s AI-powered software platform went into effect Oct. 1.
In mid-October the Turkish Land Forces Command organised the 2026 edition of Atiş Serbest, the annual fire coordination exercise, the
Helsinki is moving to restart domestic production of once-outlawed anti-personnel mines as Russia rebuilds its military posture along NATO’s northern flank.
Another component in deterring Russia, Acting Chief of the Norwegian Army Trond Nilsen told Breaking Defense, is having the Finnmark Brigade fully operational by 2032-2033.
Drones and counter-drone tech dominated the show as the Army implements new ways to keep industry competing.
The optionally crewed, C-130-transportable platforms would combine modular offensive and defensive fires with autonomous resupply, with demonstrations planned for Talisman Sabre 2027.
Rheinmetall is going ahead with its ‘Firepower’ project and continues to expand its production capacity. In October 2026, its subsidiary … mehr...
The balloons would be used to surveil vast areas of enemy territory, decoy defenses, provide networking and launch drone attacks behind enemy lines.
They're still a long way off from mass-producing Terminators.
[Sponsored] Distance, sparse infrastructure, and contested communications force a different approach to connectivity.
The Mission and Installation Contracting Command awarded 21,450 contracts in fiscal 2026 valued at $6.8 billion in total, a boost from the year prior.
“It wasn’t seamless, and we learned a lot,” Brig. Gen. Shane Taylor told Breaking Defense.
Northrop Grumman’s new multi-mission radar system has earned high marks from Marine Corps leadership. The U.S. Army has taken notice.
As seasons signal the waning months of 2026, the U.S. Army’s operational map continues to evolve.
The service expects this first increment of TACTMIS to replace the previously used TAMIS system once it retires on Oct. 30.
Daimler Truck Defence will supply the New Zealand Ministry of Defence and New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) with 61 Mercedes-Benz … mehr...
Avon Protection's MITR half-mask and goggle system is designed to protect wearers from dangerous chemicals and toxic substances in the atmosphere.
Battles far away are informing major changes to how the Army trains, equips and operates in the vast Pacific.
Mobile blood refrigeration, ultrasounds, and power generation will keep troops alive beyond the “golden hour.”
The age of battlefield autonomy demands more than just drone pilots and mechanics, Special Forces’ training chief says.
The Army's 8th Psychological Operations Group inactivated as the service reshapes its PSYOP and information warfare forces to counter global adversaries.
An open systems architecture allows the Army and its industry partners to plug new and different software and hardware capabilities into the platform.
Dominating displays at this year’s show was an unmistakable surge in automation and unmanned systems, as well as weaponry and vehicle capabilities.
18th Theater Medical Command leaders are experimenting with ways to prolong care in a theater where the "Golden Hour" standard is difficult to maintain.
Watervliet Arsenal’s digital manufacturing push opens opportunities for industry as the US Army modernises cannon production and its wider Organic Industrial Base.
As Washington shifts its attention toward the Western Hemisphere, a reinvigorated jungle school is just one part of the evolving U.S. presence in Panama.
Airis Rikveilis, the state secretary at Latvia’s Ministry of Defense, told Breaking Defense the military and border guards are working jointly to stem the tide of illegal entries, including via tunnels.
An Australian startup has teamed with Rheinmetall to enable soldiers to direct nearby drones with voice commands from aboard Boxer vehicles.
While using balloons as shooters likely presents more challenges than using them for sensing, nothing is off the table, an Army official said.