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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
Army Secretary Says the Dronebuster is 'F*cking Terrible'
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll criticized the 'Dronebuster,' a counter-drone system used by soldiers for years, describing its performance as inadequate. This highlights dissatisfaction within the U.S. Army regarding the effectiveness of existing counter-UAS solutions.
JAGM Intercepts Drone at 90-Degree Launch Angle
Lockheed Martin's JAGM missile successfully intercepted a drone at a 90-degree launch angle, demonstrating its potential as a counter-UAS solution. The system is being marketed for deployment across land, air, and sea platforms, despite cost challenges when compared to drone targets.
Massachusetts Facing Hurdles in Developing World Cup Counter-UAS
Massachusetts is encountering challenges in developing counter-UAS protocols to protect the 2026 FIFA World Cup from potential drone threats. Efforts are focused on addressing risks posed by careless or hostile drone operators targeting high-profile sporting events and critical infrastructure.
The U.S. Navy’s New Trump-Class Battleship ‘Might Never Leave Port’
The U.S. Navy's proposed Trump-Class battleship, unveiled in late 2025, faces significant challenges, including vulnerability to drone and missile saturation attacks, concerns over nuclear-capable cruise missiles, and the Navy's history of shipbuilding delays and cost overruns. The ship is positioned as a response to China's growing maritime power but may struggle to overcome these risks.
Concrete Fortress: China Is Building Out Another Artificial Island Military Base in the South China Sea
China has resumed dredging activity at Antelope Reef in the Paracel Islands, constructing artificial islands to expand military infrastructure. This includes runways, radar systems, missile installations, and electronic warfare assets, reinforcing its strategic presence in the South China Sea.
Ukraine Warns Russian Strikes on Nuclear Substations Could Lead to ‘Second Chornobyl’
Ukraine has raised alarms about potential Russian missile strikes on substations connected to nuclear power plants, warning of catastrophic consequences akin to Chornobyl. Military intelligence reports suggest Russia may target critical energy infrastructure to cause prolonged power outages and pressure Ukraine into concessions.
Kyiv Caused Russian Air Defenses $4B in Losses, SBU Claims
Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) claims to have inflicted $4 billion in damage to Russia's air defense systems, breaching multilayered defenses and enabling deep drone strikes into Russian territory. Key systems, including S-300, S-400, and advanced radar systems, were reportedly destroyed or disabled, creating corridors for Ukrainian drones to target military assets.
China Deploys New ‘Hurricane 3000’ Microwave ‘Super Weapon’ for Operational Counter-Drone Warfare
China has deployed the Hurricane 3000, a truck-mounted high-power microwave weapon designed to neutralize drones by disabling their electronics. The system integrates radar and electro-optical sensors to deliver hard-kill capabilities against UAVs at ranges exceeding three kilometers, complementing existing air-defense systems.
J-20S: China’s ‘Mighty Dragon’ Fighter Might Be An Aircraft Carrier Killer Horror Show
China's twin-seat J-20S stealth fighter is being developed as a multi-role platform capable of airborne command-and-control, electronic warfare, and drone coordination, positioning it as a potential threat to high-value targets like aircraft carriers.
Russia’s ‘New’ Amur-Class Stealth Submarine Summed Up in 1 Word
The article discusses Russia's Amur-class stealth submarine, an export-oriented upgrade of the Lada/Kilo lineage. It highlights advanced features such as air-independent propulsion, reduced sonar signature, vertical missile launch cells, and enhanced electronic warfare capabilities.