Commentary

ROGUE-Fires vehicles will make the most of machine automation and unmanned systems technologies once they hit the beaches with the Marines.

The Air Force is considering the Anti-Tamper Executive Agent Program Office Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity Contract (MAC ID/IQ).

Quick-reaction active-protection systems use radar and potentially other kinds of sensors to detect incoming anti-tank weapons, and fire counter-weapons.

Avionics, cockpit displays, electro-optical sensors, smart munitions, missiles, submarine combat systems, and software are among the highlights.

It's easier said than done to create deployable electromagnetic weapons that can kill enemy electronics; much research must happen first.