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Voice-controlled drones a military game-changer, Primordial Labs says
Primordial Labs’ Anura allows operators to control robots with just their voice, which could change the way drones interact with humans on the battlefield.
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Israeli firms want a piece of the US cruise missile market
Rafael and Bet Shemesh aim for a market in need of fresh competition to lower prices.
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Denmark picks Nammo to restart ammo production at shuttered plant
Denmark plans to rapidly build up its stock of mortar and artillery shells even before production can start at Elling.
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No injuries reported in Virginia Army ammunition plant explosion
An explosion occurred early Friday in the ammunition production area of the Radford Army Ammunition Plant, officials said.
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Army will field its long-range hypersonic weapon by end of fiscal year
The U.S. is in a race to field the capability and develop systems to defend against hypersonic missiles, which China and Russia are developing and testing.
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Iron Dome for America gets a golden makeover
President Trump’s new missile defense shield effort is now dubbed “Golden Dome.”
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Space Force bumps Astrion from Resilient GPS program
After initial design reviews with the firms competing for R-GPS, the service opted to “discontinue” the company’s contract, an official told Defense News.
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L3Harris breaks ground on solid rocket motor production expansion
L3Harris’ Aerojet Rocketdyne broke ground on a major expansion of solid rocket motor production facilities as the U.S. seeks to rebuild its stockpile.
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Naval Group charges rival ThyssenKrupp with selling out submarine tech
TKMS denied careless sharing of submarine technology with would-be competitors, as European shipbuilders scramble for contracts worldwide.
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Army Stinger missile replacement competition heads into flight tests
Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing to develop the U.S. Army’s replacement for its Stinger short-range air defense missile it no longer produces.
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Voice-controlled drones a military game-changer, Primordial Labs says
Primordial Labs’ Anura allows operators to control robots with just their voice, which could change the way drones interact with humans on the battlefield.
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Israeli firms want a piece of the US cruise missile market
Rafael and Bet Shemesh aim for a market in need of fresh competition to lower prices.
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Denmark picks Nammo to restart ammo production at shuttered plant
Denmark plans to rapidly build up its stock of mortar and artillery shells even before production can start at Elling.
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No injuries reported in Virginia Army ammunition plant explosion
An explosion occurred early Friday in the ammunition production area of the Radford Army Ammunition Plant, officials said.
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Army will field its long-range hypersonic weapon by end of fiscal year
The U.S. is in a race to field the capability and develop systems to defend against hypersonic missiles, which China and Russia are developing and testing.
-
Iron Dome for America gets a golden makeover
President Trump’s new missile defense shield effort is now dubbed “Golden Dome.”
-
Space Force bumps Astrion from Resilient GPS program
After initial design reviews with the firms competing for R-GPS, the service opted to “discontinue” the company’s contract, an official told Defense News.
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L3Harris breaks ground on solid rocket motor production expansion
L3Harris’ Aerojet Rocketdyne broke ground on a major expansion of solid rocket motor production facilities as the U.S. seeks to rebuild its stockpile.
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Naval Group charges rival ThyssenKrupp with selling out submarine tech
TKMS denied careless sharing of submarine technology with would-be competitors, as European shipbuilders scramble for contracts worldwide.
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Army Stinger missile replacement competition heads into flight tests
Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing to develop the U.S. Army’s replacement for its Stinger short-range air defense missile it no longer produces.
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Voice-controlled drones a military game-changer, Primordial Labs says
Primordial Labs’ Anura allows operators to control robots with just their voice, which could change the way drones interact with humans on the battlefield.
-
Israeli firms want a piece of the US cruise missile market
Rafael and Bet Shemesh aim for a market in need of fresh competition to lower prices.
-
Denmark picks Nammo to restart ammo production at shuttered plant
Denmark plans to rapidly build up its stock of mortar and artillery shells even before production can start at Elling.
-
No injuries reported in Virginia Army ammunition plant explosion
An explosion occurred early Friday in the ammunition production area of the Radford Army Ammunition Plant, officials said.
-
Army will field its long-range hypersonic weapon by end of fiscal year
The U.S. is in a race to field the capability and develop systems to defend against hypersonic missiles, which China and Russia are developing and testing.
-
Iron Dome for America gets a golden makeover
President Trump’s new missile defense shield effort is now dubbed “Golden Dome.”
-
Space Force bumps Astrion from Resilient GPS program
After initial design reviews with the firms competing for R-GPS, the service opted to “discontinue” the company’s contract, an official told Defense News.
-
L3Harris breaks ground on solid rocket motor production expansion
L3Harris’ Aerojet Rocketdyne broke ground on a major expansion of solid rocket motor production facilities as the U.S. seeks to rebuild its stockpile.
-
Naval Group charges rival ThyssenKrupp with selling out submarine tech
TKMS denied careless sharing of submarine technology with would-be competitors, as European shipbuilders scramble for contracts worldwide.
-
Army Stinger missile replacement competition heads into flight tests
Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing to develop the U.S. Army’s replacement for its Stinger short-range air defense missile it no longer produces.
