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US Army to demo first crew-free Black Hawk
The U.S. Army received its first H-60Mx Black Hawk helicopter equipped with autonomy systems, allowing for pilot-optional flight. This helicopter will undergo rigorous testing to evaluate its autonomous capabilities and performance in complex scenarios. The initiative is part of the Strategic Autonomy Flight Enabler program, aimed at enhancing operational flexibility.

Czech firm TRL Drones introduces GCS counter-drone system
TRL Drones launched a new Ground Control Station (GCS) system designed for counter-drone protection in the Czech Republic and across Europe. The system integrates radar, optical sensors, and defensive drones to assess threats and provide a kinetic defense layer. It allows a single operator to oversee critical infrastructure protection and can switch from electronic jamming to physical interception when necessary. The GCS system is now ready for testing and pilot deployment.

Epirus, GDLS and Kodiak develop new counter-drone system
Epirus, General Dynamics Land Systems, and Kodiak AI unveiled the Leonidas Autonomous Ground Vehicle in Huntsville, Alabama, on March 24. This new mobile counter-UAS system is designed for autonomous critical point defense missions, combining high-power microwave technology with autonomous mobility. The Leonidas AGV can operate without human intervention or be teleoperated, providing flexible defense against drone threats.
Hold Your Breath! First-Person Perspective, Experience the Real Explosions of Engineers
The 81st Group Army conducted live explosive operations training at a training ground, where troops accurately calculated explosive amounts based on target characteristics and completed the detonation process independently. This exercise aimed to enhance their professional skills in handling explosives.

Spring Breeze Blows, War Drums Beat! Military Sports Games Kick Off with Great Enthusiasm!
The Southern Theater Command Air Force recently held a military sports competition featuring various athletic events, including running and tug-of-war. Participants showcased their physical fitness and military readiness, with the competition aimed at enhancing morale and combat capabilities. The event highlighted the determination and spirit of the military personnel involved.

The U.S. Military Fired 400 Tomahawk Missiles at Iran in 72 Hours — RTX Can Only Build 1,000 a Year and China Is Doing the Math on What’s Left
The U.S. military launched 400 Tomahawk missiles at Iran within the first 72 hours of Operation Epic Fury, highlighting concerns over military readiness and munitions supply. The USS Gerald R. Ford faced operational difficulties, including an extended deployment and maintenance issues. RTX Corporation announced plans to increase Tomahawk production to 1,000 missiles per year, but logistical challenges remain a concern for potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific.
Iran Launches 79th Wave of "Real Commitment-4" Operation
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched the 79th wave of Operation 'True Promise-4' on March 24, 2023, targeting Israeli intelligence and military logistics centers in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Negev, and Beersheba using various missiles and drones.
Russia's Spring 2026 Offensive: Strategic Redeployments Signal Shift in Eastern Ukraine Campaign
Russian forces launched a Spring 2026 offensive in eastern Ukraine on March 19, employing battalion-sized mechanized assaults in the Lyman direction. Despite initial attacks being repelled by Ukrainian forces, Russia is redeploying elite units to bolster its operations. Concurrently, Ukrainian counteroffensives have disrupted Russian plans, leading to significant territorial gains. The air campaign has intensified, with numerous drone strikes targeting Ukrainian infrastructure.
Dmitri VolkovTue Mar 24 2026Loading...General Dynamics-led team unveils self-driving truck with microwave counter-drone tech
General Dynamics, Epirus, and Kodiak AI unveiled the Leonidas Autonomous Ground Vehicle in Huntsville, Alabama. This prototype is designed for counter unmanned aerial system missions, integrating autonomous driving technology with a high-power microwave system. The companies aim to test the vehicle with the Army's Joint Interagency Task Force 401 to enhance military and homeland security capabilities. The vehicle is expected to operate in diverse terrains while minimizing collateral damage during drone engagements.

Gulf States Under Siege: The Strategic Calculus of Iran's Missile Barrage
Iran launched a sustained missile and drone offensive against Gulf Cooperation Council states, targeting critical infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and Qatar from March 21-22, 2026. Gulf air defense systems intercepted numerous Iranian projectiles, achieving a 90% interception rate. The U.S. responded with a $23 billion arms sale to bolster Gulf defenses amid escalating tensions and Iranian threats to energy facilities. This situation reflects a significant shift in regional military dynamics and strategic calculations.
Ahmed Al-RashidTue Mar 24 2026Loading...Swiss Destinus, Shield AI wrap European drone autonomy test campaign
Destinus and Shield AI completed a two-month flight test campaign in Segovia, Spain, successfully integrating the Hornet drone interceptor with Hivemind software. The tests demonstrated the drone's ability to autonomously adjust flight paths in real time, enhancing its counter-drone capabilities. This campaign marks the beginning of a broader effort to integrate advanced autonomy across Destinus platforms.

Navy destroyer with grizzly bear battle flag pays tribute to heroic Marine
The USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr., a new guided-missile destroyer of the U.S. Navy, is set to be commissioned on April 11, 2023, at Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia. The ship honors retired Marine Col. Harvey C. Barnum Jr., a Medal of Honor recipient, and features a distinctive grizzly bear battle flag. The crew, known as 'Grizzlies', reflects the ship's identity and legacy of service.

The F-47 NGAD Fighter Has 1 Problem Nobody Is Talking About: There’s No Pilot Who Has Ever Flown It
Boeing is manufacturing the F-47 NGAD fighter in St. Louis, with its maiden flight scheduled for 2028. This sixth-generation aircraft will transform pilot roles into mission commanders managing autonomous drone swarms. The F-47 will feature advanced technologies, including an AI-enhanced cockpit and a tailless design for improved stealth.
Multiple Locations in Tel Aviv Hit by Missiles, Many Injured
On March 24, 2023, Iranian missiles struck multiple locations in Tel Aviv, injuring six people and causing extensive damage to buildings and vehicles. The attacks resulted in a large crater and the collapse of a wall in one building. Israeli air raid sirens were activated in several cities, indicating a broader threat.

Honor Reset, Starting Again! He forges a New Height in Military Service with a Will of Steel
Gang Zeyuan of the 83rd Group Army achieved significant success in military sports, winning multiple championships from 2021 to 2025. He led his unit to collective honors and developed a training plan that emphasized endurance and explosive power. His achievements reflect a commitment to military excellence and leadership in training.

The Middle East Trap: How the Iran War Is Undermining America's Indo-Pacific Pivot
USS Tripoli, carrying 2,200 Marines and F-35B fighters, is transiting through the Indian Ocean to the Middle East as U.S. military resources are redirected from the Indo-Pacific. In December 2025, China conducted 'Justice Mission 2025', a large-scale military exercise around Taiwan, signaling its intent to deter foreign intervention. This shift in U.S. military focus raises concerns about its strategic posture in Asia and encourages Chinese assertiveness in the region.
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Marcus ChenTue Mar 24 2026Loading...Iran warns Israeli military against continuing attacks on Lebanese and Palestinian civilians
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned Israel against continuing attacks on Lebanese and Palestinian civilians, threatening missile and drone strikes in retaliation. The warning was issued on March 24, 2023, citing the attacks as intolerable and promising a strong military response if they persist.

The ‘simple maneuver’ of opening Hormuz strait carries great risks, analysts say
Iran targeted commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf with missiles and drones, resulting in 17 confirmed incidents and at least 11 seafarers dead or unaccounted for between March 1 and March 16, 2023. U.S. President Trump criticized NATO allies for their lack of support in securing the Strait, which is crucial for global trade, as Iran maintains significant military capabilities in the region.

The ‘simple maneuver’ of opening Hormuz strait carries great risks, analysts say
U.S. President Trump criticized NATO allies for their reluctance to secure the Strait of Hormuz, claiming it would be a simple military maneuver. Analysts warn of significant risks due to Iran's military capabilities, including over 1,000 fast attack craft and extensive mine stockpiles. Recent incidents have targeted commercial vessels, resulting in casualties, highlighting the strategic importance of the Strait for global trade.




