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Helsing transfers combat-system software source code to German military procurement agency

German defense AI firm Helsing has handed Germany’s military procurement agency the source code for a mission operating system designed for future combat drones and other air-warfare systems. The transfer gives the government ownership of software that has traditionally remained with industry, shifting control over a foundational element of future military platforms.

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2026-11-04T02:04:22.689949-08:00
Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

UJTS loses bidders in final stretch as Textron emerges as front-runner

By Air Data News: SNC declined to submit its purpose-built Freedom Trainer, leaving the M-346N as the only known bid from an established aircraft manufacturer to replace the U.S.

2026-11-03T23:25:37.590676-08:00
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Via Satellite • Shaun Waterman

NRO Official Details New Cyber Office With $250M Budget; White House Warns of AI-Speed Attacks

By Via Satellite: RESTON, Va. — The new Cyber Protection Office at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), the secretive agency that builds and operates the nation’s spy satellites, has a staff of 600-plus and an annual budget of $250 million, NRO’s Lt.

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