This month we will examine four stories you might have missed, including one-way drone prototypes, and an update on the Army's latest hypersonic weapon.

Less than two months into a new administration, many leadership changes have already occurred in DHS.

DIU recently announced plans to launch a new initiative by the end of the month aimed at scaling advanced manufacturing in defense.

An interview with Mr. John Osborne, the Senior Science and Technology Advisor to the Army’s Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, G2.

Army Futures Command has a new cross-functional team dedicated to overseeing the alignment of integrated sensing capabilities.

Five stories you might have missed, including Pentagon plans to overhaul its software acquisition process, the first 3-D printed Army barracks, and much more.

Last month, Chinese company DJI announced it would be turning off its geofencing system within the US, marking a significant shift in drone safety policy.

This case study shows how the use of an IDEMIA technology increases efficiency for law enforcement latent print units while decreasing their case backlog.  

Before Advanced Manufacturing for Defense kicks off this June 24-25, IDGA is refining a previously published list of uses of additive manufacturing in defense.

In what was a news-filled month for the defense industry and the U.S., IDGA is here to provide five news stories that might have flown under the radar.

This article will look at developments to the NGAD program in 2024, congressional concerns for the program, and what to expect from NGAD in 2025.

The different ways community organizations can help local veterans gain the medical access they need.