A sea of attendees makes their way into the opening session of the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, captured by Breaking Defense.
General Atomics’ unmanned fighter, the FQ-42 Vengeance, is showcased at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, as photographed by Breaking Defense.
Marvin Test Solutions presents a Hellfire Scalable Rail Launcher on the exhibit floor of the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference, held on September 14, 2026, with Breaking Defense documentation.
AeroVironment displays its Switchblade family—featuring a launcher alongside the Switchblade 600 and Switchblade 400 loitering munitions—at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, as captured by Breaking Defense.
Crystal Group exhibits its ruggedized hardware solutions, including durable remote laptop units, at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, per Breaking Defense coverage.
Saab showcases a detailed scale model of its T7-A Advanced Pilot Training System at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, photographed by Breaking Defense.
Blu, a service dog, accompanies visitors at the MaxVision ruggedized portable computer exhibit during the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, as recorded by Breaking Defense.
Northrop Grumman presents a 1:8 scale model of its Tranche 1 Transport Layer (T1TL) satellite at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, documented by Breaking Defense.
SNC displays a side view of its Brawlr (Battery Revolving Adaptive Weapons Launcher) air‑defense system near the entrance of the 2026 Air and Space Forces Air, Space and Cyber conference, captured by Breaking Defense.
Pratt & Whitney exhibits its PW500 engine on the exhibit floor of the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference on September 14, 2026, as photographed by Breaking Defense.
AeroVironment showcases its Locust X3 directed‑energy counter‑drone system on the show floor of the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber trade show, documented by Breaking Defense.
Ursa Major exhibits its Havoc missile system at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference, as captured by Breaking Defense.
Hermeus displays a 1:7 scale model of its Ramjet‑X aircraft at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber expo, recorded by Breaking Defense.
Anduril showcases its FQ-44 Fury unmanned fighter aircraft on the AFA 2026 exhibit floor, documented by Breaking Defense.
Tactical Air Support presents a pilot training system among several trainers displayed on the show floor of the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference, as captured by Breaking Defense.
Unit Solutions provides its Unit4 rifle, an M4 replica, for conference attendees at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference, documented by Breaking Defense.
Conference‑goers navigate elaborately decorated stairways at the 2026 AFA conference, photographed by Daniel Woolfolk for Breaking Defense.
RTX displays its Zero‑G Helmet Mounted Display (HMDS+) system, featuring high‑definition binocular lenses and an advanced multicore processor for pilot assistance, protected behind glass at the 2026 AFA conference. Photo by Daniel Woolfolk / Breaking Defense.
Elbit Systems of America, now known as Twenty‑Six Defense, operates a booth at AFA 2026, as recorded by Daniel Woolfolk for Breaking Defense.
Ursa Major exhibits its liquid‑fuel rocket engines Draper (left) and Hadley (right) at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber expo, photographed by Daniel Woolfolk for Breaking Defense.
Air Force Research Laboratory personnel demonstrate a battlefield blood recycling system that filters lost blood for reinfusion into the same patient at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber expo, captured by Daniel Woolfolk for Breaking Defense.
Northrop Grumman displays a scale model of its Raid Hunter 50 mm air defense system at the 2026 AFA expo, with a full‑size dummy shell positioned to its right, photographed by Breaking Defense.
Teledyne FLIR brings several of its ground robots to the 2026 AFA show floor, captured by Breaking Defense.
Marvin Test Solutions showcases training system components, including the MT3045 Advanced Hellfire Missile Simulator, at the 2026 Air, Space and Cyber conference, as documented by Breaking Defense.
Kinedyne cargo security developers present a new tie‑down strap system being tested with U.S. Air Force personnel at the 2026 AFA expo. Specialized markings assist in rapid, precise loading of secured equipment, as photographed by Breaking Defense.