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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
TRL Drones Integrates Intelic’s Nexus C2 Software for Enhanced Counter-UAS Missions
TRL Drones has partnered with Intelic to integrate the Nexus C2 software into its Air Defence GCS and UAV systems, creating an interoperable command-and-control solution for counter-UAS missions. This partnership aims to enhance situational awareness, speed, and precision in air defense operations.
The Marine Corps Exists For Just One Purpose
The U.S. Marine Corps is shifting its focus to naval expeditionary warfare in the Indo-Pacific through the Force Design initiative. This includes the establishment of Marine Littoral Regiments (MLRs) and the adoption of Expeditionary Advanced Base Operations (EABO) to counter Chinese aggression with mobile, low-signature units equipped with anti-ship missiles and air defense systems.
US aviation authorities issue ‘national security’ warning over drone flights near sensitive sites
The FAA has issued new restrictions on drone operations near sensitive sites, including fixed facilities and mobile military assets, designating these areas as 'National Defense Airspace.' Non-compliance may result in severe penalties, including drone seizure or destruction, emphasizing heightened national security concerns.
From Design to Deployable: Titan Dynamics Raises $9M to Scale Advanced sUAS Platforms
Titan Dynamics has secured $9M in seed funding to scale its advanced small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) platforms, including mobile sUAS factories and adaptive UAS software. The company aims to accelerate the development and deployment of integrated air systems for military applications, building on its prior success with multiple military contracts.
Orqa runs FPV drone training for Croatian Army instructors
Orqa conducted FPV drone training sessions for Croatian Army instructors at the Gašinci military range, focusing on equipping them with piloting, reconnaissance, and strike mission skills. The program emphasized hands-on training, starting with simulators and progressing to real drone operations.
Inside Anduril’s Bolt-M Kamikaze Drone Program
Anduril's Bolt-M kamikaze drone, a machine-learning-enabled loitering munition, has secured a $23.9 million contract with the U.S. Marine Corps under the Organic Precision Fires-Light (OPF-L) program. The system, designed for precision strikes and ease of use by dismounted infantry, will be delivered between February 2026 and April 2027, with production scaling to over 175 units per month.
The F-14 Tomcat 21 ‘Super’ Could Have Been ‘Ferrari Fighter’ of the U.S. Navy’s Dreams
The proposed F-14 Tomcat 21 'Super' upgrade highlights the potential for legacy airframes to remain viable through modernization with advanced technologies such as AESA radar, electronic warfare systems, and future-facing weapons like lasers and hypersonic missiles. This concept underscores the importance of continuous upgrades to extend the operational lifespan of military aircraft.
The ‘Retired’ F-117 Nighthawk Is Now Simulating Enemy Stealth Fighters in Mock Combat for the U.S. Air Force
The retired F-117 Nighthawk is being repurposed by the U.S. Air Force as a 'red air' asset to simulate enemy stealth fighters in mock combat. This allows pilots and air-defense crews to train against low-observable targets and test counter-stealth techniques without risking advanced platforms like the F-22 and F-35.
Russia Has Big Plans to Shoot Down B-21 Raider Bombers if World War III Starts
The article discusses Russia's potential plans to counter the U.S. Air Force's B-21 Raider stealth bomber, which is designed to evade advanced air defense systems like the Russian S-400 and S-500. The B-21 is highlighted as a next-generation platform capable of functioning as both a stealth bomber and a command-and-control node.
‘We Are Ready to Sign’: Zelensky Says US Security Guarantees Are Finalized as Donbas Remains Key Issue
Ukraine has finalized a security guarantees agreement with the United States, with air defense and long-term security being central themes. Discussions on the Donbas and postwar economic recovery remain ongoing, with trilateral talks involving Ukraine, the US, and Russia set to take place in Abu Dhabi.