The Defense Feed
◆ Daily brief~50 curated defense dispatches every morning. In 5 minutes.Read today →
DronesNorth America

U.S. special forces want a helmet display with drone control

US Special Operations Command issued a sources-sought notice for a helmet-mounted display that could combine first-person-view drone control with tactical data in the operator's field of vision. Requested features include a 50-degree viewing angle, head tracking, certified ballistic protection and integration with the Android Tactical Assault Kit, while remaining compatible with existing radios, helmets and power equipment. The concept is intended for dismounted personnel working in contested or congested environments, with companies asked to respond by December 1, 2026. The notice is preliminary market research and does not specify a funded contract, a production quantity or a date for fielding the equipment.

◆ Every week in your inbox

Get the essential defense signals of the week — one email, Monday morning, curated summaries across land, naval, air, drones, space, cyber, institutional and industry.

No account required. Unsubscribe in one click.

Prefer a full account? Sign up for the daily feed · Preview it first

◆ More from today's feed

See all →

Explore this beat