Recap: Autonomy dominates the US Army’s 2026 conference in Washington
Dominating displays at this year’s show was an unmistakable surge in automation and unmanned systems, as well as weaponry and vehicle capabilities.
By Defense News staff
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Military parents face barriers in getting access to the medical records of their children aged 13 to 18.
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US Army expands drone marketplace to 33 nations
Since the marketplace was launched in March 2026, it has processed $800 million in transactions.
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Blue Steel™: Next-generation PH stainless steel
Carpenter Technology R&D has continued the strong legacy of meeting the Defense industry’s evolving and challenging requirements.
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The US Army is back in the jungle. Panamanians are showing soldiers the way.
Panamanian service members have trained, lived — and in some cases, fought — in the jungle. Now, they are teaching U.S. service members.
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CONTROP USA Expands U.S. Presence as Demand Grows for Border Security and Counter-UAS Capabilities
Headquartered in Germantown, Maryland, near Washington, D.C., CONTROP USA represents CONTROP Precision Technologies in the U.S. market.
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Rethinking Temperate Weather Footwear
For decades, Army modernization efforts have focused on improving lethality, mobility, and survivability.
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Governing the Low-Profile Logistics MESH Network: Mission Adaptive Performance and Distributed Mission Management
Even with the right logistics and persistent monitoring in place, the next great logistics challenge may not be getting enough capacity into a theater.
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Patients struggle to access MHS following changes to login process
Military spouses are having issues accessing their own medical records as well as their children's.
By Patricia Kime
AI driven space-based intelligence as a path to space sovereignty
As conflicts erupt around the world, governments and ministries of defense recognize an immediate need for fast, reliable space-based intelligence.
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Century-old houses getting new life at Fort Bragg
230 homes built before 1940 are being renovated at Fort Bragg.
By Karen Jowers
US Air Force, Army eye industry access on test ranges
The U.S. Air Force is partnering with the U.S. Army to open its test ranges to approved defense firms.
By Hope Hodge Seck