Breaking Defense was on the ground for Turkey's massive combined forces drill Efes 2026, which brought ships, drones, air defense and helicopters together.

The payoff is quicker tech insertion, avoiding vendor lock, and more room for autonomy, sensors, weapons, and mission growth.

The House Armed Services Committee has unveiled its $1.15 trillion defense policy bill for fiscal 2027, with lawmakers putting their legislative muscle into boosting weapons production for critical ...

The SpaceX "backbone" constellation will support the broader Space Data Network, which will include the Space Development ...

The Navy has disestablished its information warfare (IW) directorate, realigning its functions across the office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Effective today, ...

The new launcher incorporates modern infrared camera technology that allows for easier and faster target detection and is smaller and lighter than the legacy unit.

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense expects its first nuclear-powered submarine to enter service in the mid-2030s.

The Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion program is now projected to complete prototyping work in 2031, a cumulative delay of three years compared to earlier projections.

The era of uncontested GPS dominance is over. As counterspace threats and electronic warfare redefine the battlefield, learn how Exail’s Fiber Optic Gyro (FOG) technology provides the high-end ...

This week on The Break Out, we travel to eastern Europe for drone testing with NATO troops before briefly reviewing the history of unmanned systems.

Bulgaria, The Netherlands, Sweden, Japan, Egypt, Poland, Vietnam, Portugal and Syria were first-time participants.

"This has not been an easy decision," but it was made after "extensive discussions" with the RAF and the US Air Force, said organisers of the Royal International Air Tattoo today.