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Anduril Industries, an American company, is developing a combat helmet that processes information, visualizes the battlefield, and assists real-time decision-making—technology that could complement Ukraine’s existing systems.

As the US explores more mobile and autonomous ways to launch long-range missiles, one system unveiled in Washington could mark a turning point—both for American doctrine and for Ukraine’s future strike capability.

New photos of an A-10C Thunderbolt II returning to Portsmouth from a CENTCOM deployment show two Shahed-type drone silhouettes on its nose, alongside “Ares” nose art. While the US Air Force has not confirmed the engagements, the markings suggest the Warthog has been actively used to shoot down low-cost drones in the theater.