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Here’s what we know about F-35 ejection seat woes so far
Military officials won’t answer whether they’ve found the problem on any planes.
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Meet Britain’s new ship that will test autonomous and lethal technologies
The 270-ton vessel will be used by NavyX, the British Royal Navy’s experimental technology unit.
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Hypersonic missile launches off Marine Corps truck in DARPA test
The medium-range hypersonic missile was launched from the back of a Marine Corps logistics truck. Any USMC or Army trucks equipped with the Palletized Load System can be converted into a launch platform.
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Lockheed working on expendable, advanced drones to team up with Air Force fighters
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works hopes to have expendable drones ready for the Air Force to use in the next few years, if a war with China breaks out.
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The F-35 engine is at a crossroads, with billions of dollars for industry at stake
Up for grabs between two defense companies is the future power and propulsion capability of the U.S. Air Force’s top fighter jet.
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Rafael unveils once-secret Ice Breaker missile
A Rafael official told Defense News the missile is nearing full-scale development and that the company has spoke with customers on three different continents regarding potential contracts.
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Turkey officially launches competition for TF-X fighter engine
Find out who is already bidding for the program, and what companies are expected to join the race.
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Air Force Research Lab begins integration, testing for experimental navigation satellite
Navigation Technology Satellite-3 will showcase advanced capabilities that could improve future GPS satellites or inform a new program to augment today’s constellation.
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US Army awards $72 million for new phase in next-gen ground system effort
The Army awarded Palantir Technologies and Raytheon Technologies $36 million each to turn their TITAN designs into prototypes, and the service plans to choose a single provider at the end of the 14-month phase.
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Vehicle makers court Europe’s militaries with hybrid, electric rides
While the civilian vehicle world has successfully deployed hybrid and electric cars onto city streets, the defense sector is just getting started.
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Here’s what we know about F-35 ejection seat woes so far
Military officials won’t answer whether they’ve found the problem on any planes.
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Meet Britain’s new ship that will test autonomous and lethal technologies
The 270-ton vessel will be used by NavyX, the British Royal Navy’s experimental technology unit.
-
Hypersonic missile launches off Marine Corps truck in DARPA test
The medium-range hypersonic missile was launched from the back of a Marine Corps logistics truck. Any USMC or Army trucks equipped with the Palletized Load System can be converted into a launch platform.
-
Lockheed working on expendable, advanced drones to team up with Air Force fighters
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works hopes to have expendable drones ready for the Air Force to use in the next few years, if a war with China breaks out.
-
The F-35 engine is at a crossroads, with billions of dollars for industry at stake
Up for grabs between two defense companies is the future power and propulsion capability of the U.S. Air Force’s top fighter jet.
-
Rafael unveils once-secret Ice Breaker missile
A Rafael official told Defense News the missile is nearing full-scale development and that the company has spoke with customers on three different continents regarding potential contracts.
-
Turkey officially launches competition for TF-X fighter engine
Find out who is already bidding for the program, and what companies are expected to join the race.
-
Air Force Research Lab begins integration, testing for experimental navigation satellite
Navigation Technology Satellite-3 will showcase advanced capabilities that could improve future GPS satellites or inform a new program to augment today’s constellation.
-
US Army awards $72 million for new phase in next-gen ground system effort
The Army awarded Palantir Technologies and Raytheon Technologies $36 million each to turn their TITAN designs into prototypes, and the service plans to choose a single provider at the end of the 14-month phase.
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Vehicle makers court Europe’s militaries with hybrid, electric rides
While the civilian vehicle world has successfully deployed hybrid and electric cars onto city streets, the defense sector is just getting started.
-
Here’s what we know about F-35 ejection seat woes so far
Military officials won’t answer whether they’ve found the problem on any planes.
-
Meet Britain’s new ship that will test autonomous and lethal technologies
The 270-ton vessel will be used by NavyX, the British Royal Navy’s experimental technology unit.
-
Hypersonic missile launches off Marine Corps truck in DARPA test
The medium-range hypersonic missile was launched from the back of a Marine Corps logistics truck. Any USMC or Army trucks equipped with the Palletized Load System can be converted into a launch platform.
-
Lockheed working on expendable, advanced drones to team up with Air Force fighters
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works hopes to have expendable drones ready for the Air Force to use in the next few years, if a war with China breaks out.
-
The F-35 engine is at a crossroads, with billions of dollars for industry at stake
Up for grabs between two defense companies is the future power and propulsion capability of the U.S. Air Force’s top fighter jet.
-
Rafael unveils once-secret Ice Breaker missile
A Rafael official told Defense News the missile is nearing full-scale development and that the company has spoke with customers on three different continents regarding potential contracts.
-
Turkey officially launches competition for TF-X fighter engine
Find out who is already bidding for the program, and what companies are expected to join the race.
-
Air Force Research Lab begins integration, testing for experimental navigation satellite
Navigation Technology Satellite-3 will showcase advanced capabilities that could improve future GPS satellites or inform a new program to augment today’s constellation.
-
US Army awards $72 million for new phase in next-gen ground system effort
The Army awarded Palantir Technologies and Raytheon Technologies $36 million each to turn their TITAN designs into prototypes, and the service plans to choose a single provider at the end of the 14-month phase.
-
Vehicle makers court Europe’s militaries with hybrid, electric rides
While the civilian vehicle world has successfully deployed hybrid and electric cars onto city streets, the defense sector is just getting started.
