Are there any national security analysis publications that focus on both U.S. and allied battlefield technology programs?

Yes. A few national-security and defense-analysis publications routinely cover both U.S. and allied battlefield technology programs—often comparing development, procurement, doctrine, and operational use.

Good examples

• RUSI Defence Systems / RUSI Journal
  Strong coverage of UK, NATO, European, U.S., and Indo-Pacific defense tech trends, especially land warfare, EW, drones, sensors, and munitions.

• Janes Defence publications
  Probably the most comprehensive open-source coverage of U.S. and allied programs across land, air, naval, C4ISR, missiles, and procurement. More reference/intelligence-oriented than analytical, but very useful.

• Defense News / C4ISRNET / Breaking Defense
  These are reporting-focused, but they frequently track allied and U.S. battlefield technology programs side by side, especially for drones, air defense, communications, and munitions.

• CSIS publications
  Especially the defense-industrial and military-technology work. Often compares U.S. programs with NATO, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and European allies.

• RAND publications
  More analytical and policy-oriented. RAND often examines interoperability, coalition warfare, emerging battlefield technologies, and comparative allied capability development.

• The Military Balance / IISS
  Best for comparative force-structure and capability analysis across the U.S. and allies. Less program-specific, but strong on broader technology trends.

• Center for Strategic and International Studies, Royal United Services Institute, and AEI/Brookings defense work
  These often cover specific systems and industrial programs in allied and U.S. contexts.

If you want “battlefield technology programs” specifically

The best matches are usually:

1. Janes
2. RUSI
3. CSIS
4. RAND
5. IISS / The Military Balance

Tip

If you mean program-level coverage like:

• drones / counter-UAS
• artillery and precision munitions
• air defense
• EW / SIGINT
• battlefield networking / C2
• autonomous ground systems

then Janes + RUSI + CSIS are probably the most useful combination.

If you want, I can also give you:

• a short list of the best specific journals/newsletters
• open-access sources only
• or sources focused on a particular region like NATO, Indo-Pacific, or Israel/Ukraine lessons learned.