Elbit Systems Reorganizes Its American Operations as U.S. Defense Spending Surge Creates New Openings
Elbit Systems is reorganizing its American defense operations into a unified structure, positioning the company to compete more aggressively for...
Year: 2026
Japan and South Korea Are Reshaping Their Fleets to Counter China’s Naval Expansion
Japan and South Korea are undertaking some of the most ambitious naval modernization programs in their postwar histories, driven by...
Iran Displays Seized Underwater Drone That Closely Resembles Anduril’s Dive-LD Vehicle
Iran has publicly displayed an unmanned underwater vehicle it claims to have seized in regional waters, and the platform bears...
Ukraine Pushes Drone Warfare to a New Frontier, Striking Russia More Than 2,000 Kilometers From the Front
Ukraine has conducted what officials are describing as the longest-range drone strike of the war, hitting a target deep inside...
Iron Dome’s Safety Record Is a Product of Design, Not Luck, Israeli Officials Say
Israel's Iron Dome air-defense system has intercepted thousands of rockets since its operational debut without a documented friendly-fire or system-failure...
DC National Guard Soldier Arrested on Felony Gun Charge After Dispute Over Military Appearance Rules
A District of Columbia National Guard soldier is facing felony firearm charges after he allegedly drew a handgun during a...
Elbit’s U.S. Subsidiary Drops Its Parent’s Name in Bid to Deepen Pentagon Ties
Elbit Systems of America, the Fort Worth-based U.S. subsidiary of Israeli defense electronics giant Elbit Systems, has rebranded as Twenty-Six...
Saab Bets on Unmanned Systems and Baltic Realities With New Mine Countermeasures Design
Saab has unveiled a new mine countermeasures vessel concept designated MCMV 24, positioning the design as a purpose-built answer to...
Andreessen Horowitz Deepens Its Bet on Israeli Tech With Expanded Local Presence
Andreessen Horowitz, the prominent Silicon Valley venture capital firm known as a16z, is significantly expanding its investment activity in Israel,...
Air Force Fighter Fleet Falls Short of Congressionally Mandated Floor, Putting Lawmakers on Course to Intervene
The U.S. Air Force is failing to maintain the 1,145 combat aircraft that Congress has set as the minimum acceptable...
