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MILTECH BRIEF is a weekday briefing on military technology — drones, autonomy, electronic warfare, space, munitions, procurement — three short issues a day, each about five minutes. Curated from a public registry of monitored sources. Seen from Europe, written for anyone in the world who needs to know what actually happened.
Three things make it different. Every item is graded — corroborated, single-source, OSINT-unverified, or press release — so you always know how much weight a claim deserves; the rules are public on the methodology page. Everything becomes data — 845 structured records so far, every contract and test and funding round, downloadable free. And a human edits it — the machines read the feeds; the judgment has a name on it.
Two good first reads: the latest issue, and the very first one.
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Russia rehearsed a satellite kill at 500 meters. Europe's dual-use space infrastructure just became a live target.
Russian on-orbit stalking, Zelenskyy on US aid delays, Germany abandons MQ-28 fast track, Typhon fires Tomahawk, Turkey's 229% procurement jump.
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Microwave C-UAS for the Marines, AI sonar at RIMPAC, and Boeing sells Insitu
Epirus HAVOC gets an $11M Marine Corps award, the Navy trials AI sonar at RIMPAC, Australia eyes AIM-260, and Boeing moves Insitu to Archer.
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