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FlightGlobal • Lizzie Rix

Anduril’s Barracuda becomes first WOSA-verified system for mass production

Anduril says its Barracuda system is the first to receive verification under the U.S. military’s Weapons Open Systems Architecture framework, following a detailed assessment. The company characterized the milestone as an advance for open architecture and scalable mass production of defense systems.

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2026-09-28T06:35:54.073833-07:00
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DefenseNews.com

AFRL develops autonomous counter-drone weapon and blood-recirculation technology

By DefenseNews.com: Check out a pair of new projects in development from the AFRL: an autonomous shotgun for drone defense, and a blood recirculation machine.

2026-09-28T06:36:31.170659-07:00
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Breaking Defense • Aerospace Industries Association

AIA-Bain study identifies investment bottlenecks despite rising private capital in defense

By Breaking Defense: “Defense does not face a shortage of capital. It faces barriers that make expanded investment, particularly in critical bottleneck areas, more difficult,” a new study by the Aerospace Industries Association and Bain & Company stated.

2026-09-28T05:50:24.776489-07:00
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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Second Lufthansa Boeing 747-8 flies to US Air Force for presidential fleet support

By Air Data News: Aircraft will provide spare parts for the future VC-25B Air Force One fleet after leaving Frankfurt second Boeing 747-8I sold by Lufthansa to the United States Air Force left Frankfurt on Saturday (September 26) for Pinal Airpark in Arizona.

2026-09-28T05:20:48.802084-07:00
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DefenseNews.com • Alistair Smout, Elizabeth Piper

UK’s Healey puts defense in focus for reindustrialization push

By DefenseNews.com: British government leaders are converging around the message that the defense sector will be key in energizing the nation's anemic growth.

2026-09-28T04:20:32.923019-07:00
Reuters • Jarrett Renshaw

EXCLUSIVE: Trump Jr.-backed Unusual Machines, US asset manager invest $10 million in Canada's Draganfly

By Reuters: Donald Trump Jr.-backed Unusual Machines and an unnamed US asset management company have invested $10 million ​in Canadian drone services firm Draganfly , as defense sector investments ‌gather pace amid persistent geopolitical tensions.

2026-09-28T04:35:38.882128-07:00