We’re back! We’re back! After a one-week break in honor of the Sea Air Space/Space Symposium double whammy, The Weekly Break Out returns. This week, networks reporter Carley Welch makes her ...

WASHINGTON — A budding effort between the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), Air Force and Army to shore up homeland installations with nuclear energy powered by microreactors is moving forward ...

WASHINGTON — The US Coast Guard is seeking information from industry — at home and abroad — about its capability and capacity to build medium-sized icebreakers under a 36-month timeline from ...

WARSAW — Today in Warsaw, representatives of the Polish private company WB Group and the South Korean defense firm Hanwha Aerospace signed an agreement to establish a joint venture to ...

WASHINGTON — Amidst disputes over Trump’s tariffs, Ukraine, and the very future of the US-Europe alliance, NATO’s operational headquarters has committed to using American AI software for ...

WASHINGTON — As the US Army explores how soldiers will use a slew of new ground and aerial drones in combat, it is moving out with a multi-phased plan that aims to field new Human Machine ...

WASHINGTON — Anduril has officially assumed oversight of a multi-billion production deal for the US Army’s mixed-reality Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), a company official told ...

“We don’t want a robot wandering off the battlefield. We don’t want one being taken over by a potential adversary,” RCCTO Director Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch told Breaking Defense.