Australia contracted with L3Harris via the US Air Force’s foreign military sales process in 2019, with a program of record for four aircraft – but the project has been beset by delays
By Michael MarrowWhen the stakes for space missions are at their highest, solid rocket motors meet the challenge
Rapid response is crucial in defense, and the instant thrust provided by SRMs provide a tactical advantage.
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L3Harris is the Trusted Disruptor when it comes to developing a future-proof solution designed to adapt to the challenges of tomorrow.
By Jon Rambeau, President of Integrated Mission Systems, L3Harris Technologies
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To keep our homeland safe, we need a new approach to missile defense.
By Ken Bedingfield and Ed Zoiss, L3Harris Technologies
The service will begin a multi-month operational assessment of the militarized Bombardier Global 6500 jet, with plans to field three similar aircraft later this year.
By Ashley Roque
Defense primes have rushed to wipe web pages and remove previous claims of “unwavering” commitment to DEI efforts since President Donald Trump has taken office.
By Valerie Insinna and Michael Marrow
Company executives said current demonstrations have successfully managed a number of drones in the “double digits,” and they expect that number to soon exceed 100.
By Justin Katz
The GAO has now released details about its decision to deny L3 Harris’s protest, including that the Army rated SNC’s bid as cheaper and more technically sound.
By Ashley Roque
Advances in drone simulation bring mission training to quadcopters
The open QGroundControl software for drone control was improved with a fusion engine to integrate sensors and controls.
The Government Accountability Office issued its decision on December 23, noting that the protest is covered by a “protective order,” and a report on the rationale behind the denial will be publicly released once it’s redacted.
By Ashley Roque
“This strategy to become a supplier of the US government is not a project that I have created inside of my business unit only. It is a ‘One Embraer’ approach,” Embraer Defense and Security CEO Bosco da Costa Jr told Breaking Defense.
By Michael Marrow
Anduril’s Lattice software “will replace legacy communications systems with a resilient mesh network” to link sensors, rapidly share data with users, and ease integration of new software systems and users, the company said.
By Theresa Hitchens
“We are seeing the strength of the joint teams that assemble to collaborate on the challenges of deploying autonomous systems including policy, software architecture, experimentation, and more,” said Pentagon AI chief Radha Plumb.
By Ashley Roque
Seoul is looking to expand its airborne early warning capabilities, and Boeing has competition at home and abroad for the contract.
By Lee Ferran
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The Diamondback ground robot can even launch and retrieve drones.
By Breaking Defense
L3Harris said it wants “further analysis to ensure the proposal received an equitable evaluation,” while SNC told Breaking Defense the protest has “no technical merit.”
By Michael Marrow
