Thanks to a new digital infrastructure and state-of-the-art communication interfaces, the Rheinmetall Fuchs is now even better equipped for turning into a node on the battlefield. Exchanging and managing information with dismounts or remote-controlled and autonomous systems is a key capability for mission success in modern conflict scenarios.
Northrop Grumman will build two prototypes of a more protected, mobile command workspace for the U.S. Army’s Integrated Battle Command System under a $21 million contract.
General Dynamics Land Systems is showing a scale model of its XM30 Wolf infantry fighting vehicle at AUSA 2026 while the U.S. Army tests the first prototype.
Raytheon is expanding its Coyote interceptor family along two tracks: faster kinetic engagements and recoverable, non-kinetic defense against drone swarms.
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