International weapons makers step forward with new interceptors and deals for armored vehicles, while an American company secures a fighter contract.

As the American military seeks new capabilities and advanced systems amid rapid change, defense companies of all sizes showcased their solutions at a major defense conference.

From industry stalwarts to small startups, defense tech creators are looking to provide solutions as conflict morphs on a monthly basis. See some of what they had to offer at AUSA 2026.

From vehicles to wearable drone detection, new soldier systems were on display at AUSA 2026. Check out a roundup of our social coverage.

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