Attendees gather as the 2026 Association of the US Army (AUSA) conference opens in Washington, D.C., on October 12, 2026. (Breaking Defense)
Patriot, a trained canine slated to support wounded veterans after program completion, greets visitors at the Shield AI booth during the expo. (Breaking Defense)
A detailed view of Sierra Nevada’s Brawlr (Battery Revolving Advanced Weapons Launcher Reconfigurable) air‑defense munition exhibited at the 2026 AUSA conference. (Breaking Defense)
A broader perspective of Sierra Nevada’s Brawlr air‑defense system on display at the 2026 AUSA event. (Breaking Defense)
Oshkosh’s electric Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) showcased on the exhibition floor of the 2026 AUSA conference. (Breaking Defense)
Hanwha Defense USA presents its 155 mm artillery shells at the 2026 AUSA expo. (Breaking Defense)
AE0 Night Hawk Systems demonstrates its surveillance assembly, with sensors tracking nearby individuals during the 2026 AUSA gathering. (Breaking Defense)
AeroVironment’s VAPOR, an all‑electric VTOL unmanned aircraft, hovers above conference attendees at AUSA 2026. (Breaking Defense)
Goodyear exhibits a rugged “moon tire” designed for lunar exploration at the 2026 AUSA expo. (Breaking Defense)
Colt Optics displays a selection of assault rifles equipped with advanced optics, drawing crowds at the 2026 AUSA expo. (Breaking Defense)
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