• Defense Business Brief: A little bit of MOSA; Netherlands-U.S. industry days, and more

    Defense Business Brief: A little bit of MOSA; Netherlands-U.S. industry days, and more
    Military buyers want to move quickly, which can mean companies need to add new tech to vehicles after they’re built. Now, Oshkosh Defense is building a dedicated center to test those modifications. “We call it the Vehicle Integration Center. It allows us to prove out and test conformance in the real world. So that's work that we'll be doing in ‘27,” Logan Jones, Oshkosh Defense’s chief growth officer, told Defense One. “The question of ‘does it work?’ is still left way too late
  • Qatar looks to bolster its military power with new hub, partnerships

    Qatar looks to bolster its military power with new hub, partnerships
    DOHA, Qatar–Wedged between Saudi Arabia and Iran, Qatar has long used artful diplomacy to keep regional conflicts at arm's length: it provides shelter for Hamas leaders, maintains ties with Israel, and hosts the region's largest U.S. military base. But the Israeli strike on this capital city in September 2025 and subsequent Iranian attacks have Qatari leaders racing to secure allies and boost the peninsular nation’s domestic defense industry. "It's the first time that a mediator has been at

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