The Army has ‘owned the night’; now it must own the electromagnetic spectrum
Spectrum awareness, resilient connectivity and electronic warfare defenses are becoming central to decision advantage on the modern battlefield.
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The still-formidable F-16 will be even more capable with better electronic warfare
A Viper modernization that includes EW, radar, EO/IR, and navigation.
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How the industrial base is responding to Air Force, Space Force needs
Demand signals from leadership are shaping investments in design, engineering and manufacturing.
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Why propulsion could be the critical piece in Golden Dome’s architecture
Throttleable systems, boost-phase interception, and new manufacturing capacity expand missile defense options.
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ASELSAN showcases integrated UAV payload ecosystem at Farnborough
From advanced electro-optics and AESA radars to electronic warfare payloads and precision-guided munitions, ASELSAN is presenting a comprehensive portfolio designed to enhance the effectiveness of next-generation uncrewed platforms.
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ASELSAN at SAHA 2026: Introducing next-generation multi-domain defense systems
Unveiled at SAHA 2026, ASELSAN’s latest portfolio reflects a layered and integrated defense architecture, bringing together electronic warfare, counter-UAV, airborne and naval capabilities within a unified operational framework.
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Interoperability becomes the price of entry for next-gen warfighting tech
AI, autonomous systems, cyber, and EW converge as industry targets faster battlefield effects.
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Building the stand-off and stand-in weapons needed for the fight
Threats have changed the range, seeking and attack capabilities necessary to ensure effectiveness.
L3Harris exec says Greece close to decision for electronic warfare package on F-16 upgrade
After Poland chose the Viper Shield for it's F-16s, L3Harris' David Nyikos told Breaking Defense that of the "European air force conglomerate," operating the combat jet, Greece is "likely next," to buy an EW system.
Evolving under strain: Networks, cyber and EW in transition
What’s next in the military’s digital realm? Catch up on Breaking Defense’s coverage of how the Army’s reorganization, federal staff cuts and more are reshaping nonkinetic operations.
Resolute Space exercise focuses Guardians on countering ‘realistic’ threats to satellites
"If the space domain feels pain, the rest of the Joint Force will likely feel that pain as well," said Lt. Col. Shawn Green, commander of the Space Force's 527 Space Aggressor Squadron.
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Win the invisible war: Control the electronic battlefield with next-generation EW technology
Today's battlefield is fraught with complex threats like drones and missiles. IAI ELTA's Scorpius technology offers unmatched detection and jamming, ensuring electromagnetic superiority.
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European-made Black Hawk gets an armed upgrade
New kits turn Black Hawks into attack Hawks in just three hours.
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PDW is future-proofing arsenals with lethally affordable multirotors
The creator of the world’s most mission-versatile sUAS, the C100, is now revolutionizing small drones from a first-person view.
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Accurate sensors are critical for armor units under fire
Maneuver formations face multifaceted threats that include kinetic force-on-force and non-kinetic effects such as electronic warfare.
Secretary Wormuth’s advice to next administration: ‘Stay on the path’ on Army programs
"The Army still has a lot of work to do," Christine Wormuth said in an interview with Breaking Defense about her tenure, her priorities and those secretary of defense rumors.
Army working with appropriators to iron out flexible spending plan
Christine Wormuth, the Army’s secretary, told Breaking Defense she is “cautiously optimistic” of striking a deal for the 2026 budget.