Field notes, doctrine and technical writing from the people building autonomous defense systems.
I was talking to a drone operator recently, a woman who has spent more hours than she can count guiding FPVs toward their targets, and […]
What three recent European drone deals reveal about the real bottleneck Three announcements landed within ten days of each other this month. None of them […]
The asymmetry everyone talks about is told from the attacker’s side of the ledger. The more urgent problem is the defender’s. You can intercept every […]
Five days at the world’s largest land-defence exhibition, in the words of the people who were on the ground. Eurosatory 2026 ran from 15 to […]
Next week, part of the DK NEJET team will be at Paris-Nord Villepinte for Eurosatory 2026, the world’s largest land and air-land defence exhibition. The […]
Field Notes is a recurring series from DK NEJET. Each entry takes one real problem from a contested electronic-warfare environment and follows it through the […]
DK NEJET reports a clear shift in European procurement logic: combat-proven hardware is now table stakes — the decisive question is the software layer that […]
NATO budgets are surging. Hardware contracts are being signed. But the real capability gap in European defense isn’t measured in platforms — it’s measured in […]
The biggest security challenges of 2026 won’t be solved by perfecting a single drone, jet, or ground system. No matter how advanced, a lone asset […]
In modern drone warfare, the real game-changer isn’t just the firepower—it’s keeping the operator alive and focused. FPV strikes have reshaped the battlefield, but too […]
