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Daily report | Aerospace Force Magazine

Israel’s attacks, supported by the US, are shifting the balance of power in the Middle East

The Associated Press

Israeli military strikes are targeting Iran’s armed allies across a nearly 2,000-mile stretch of the Middle East and threatening Iran itself. The efforts raise the possibility of an end to Iran’s two decades of dominance in the region, which included the U.S. invasion of Iraq year 2003 unintentionally led to.

Israeli Defense Minister cancels visit to Pentagon chief

The hill

Israel has canceled a planned meeting between its Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, the Pentagon confirmed on October 8. Austin was scheduled to meet with his Israeli counterpart at the Pentagon on October 9 as the US ally debated how to respond to Iran’s attack last week. Gallant was also scheduled to meet with White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.

How to use better data in defense

Aerospace Force Magazine

Whether it’s perfecting supply chain logistics, sorting out the intricacies of a complex war game, or planning key operational steps in a campaign, data is the key to making better decisions for the U.S. Air Force. Learn more about how industry and the military are better using data to improve outcomes.

AFRL aims to flight test satellite internet radios under global lightning

Break defense

The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is planning flight tests in late 2025 and early 2026 of prototype antennas and radio receivers that can switch between multiple commercial satellite internet constellations – a capability that would both complicate jamming and serve as an enabler of the Pentagon planned Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) network.

Three airmen received Purple Hearts for injuries sustained in the deadly Tower 22 attack in Jordan

Military.com

Three airmen injured in a drone strike on a remote base in Jordan in January that killed three soldiers and injured dozens more have received Purple Hearts, according to the National Guard.

Anduril wins $250 million Pentagon anti-drone system contract

Defense News

The Pentagon awarded Anduril Industries a $250 million contract to deter drone attacks against U.S. forces using the company’s recoverable Roadrunner interceptor. Under the deal, which Anduril announced Oct. 8, the Defense Department will purchase 500 Roadrunner complete rounds as well as the company’s portable Pulsar electronic warfare capability, which can be integrated into aircraft to jam enemy systems.

How to create a multi-sensor air defense dashboard in just two weeks

Defense One

Adding a new app to your phone only takes a moment, but adding a sensor to a military radar display takes years. Because of this, air defense forces have to switch back and forth between multiple systems, wasting valuable seconds searching for incoming drones. But that doesn’t have to be the case, according to a recent experiment by US Central Command.

Space Development Agency unveils plans for next procurement of 200 satellites

SpaceNews

The Space Development Agency is preparing for the next major procurement of satellites for the military’s low-Earth satellite constellation, known as the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA). Last week, satellite vendors were informed of an upcoming tender for an estimated 200 satellites and associated ground services under Tranche 3 of the PWSA.

New vision for the family of lift-fan aircraft emerges from the Special Operations X-Plane program

The war zone

Aurora Flight Sciences has released new renderings of an unmanned demonstration aircraft with fan-in-wing vertical takeoff and landing capability that it is currently working on, as well as a revised vision for a scaled-up cargo aircraft based on this technology.

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Panelists say the U.S. and Taiwan are eyeing defense co-production

Aviation Week

The question is not whether the U.S. and Taiwan will produce defense systems together, but how and when, panelists said at an Oct. 8 Atlantic Council event. Co-production with allies and partners is increasingly linked to US efforts to revitalize the defense industrial base.

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Hospital Group says military airlift may be required for infusions to Helene

Task & Purpose

A week after Hurricane Helene crippled a factory that makes more than half of the country’s intravenous solutions, the president of a group representing about 5,000 hospitals is suggesting that the U.S. military may use IV fluids from around the world as U.S. Having to fly in supplies is dwindling rapidly.

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