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Aevum announces all-in-one drone for satellite launches, cargo delivery and surveillance
Initially announced as a small launch provider, the company’s Ravn X drone will be multimission with a new patented modular payload system.
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US Army tackles enduring system to counter both drone and cruise missile threats
The Army is in the midst of a shoot-off to evaluate capabilities to defend against cruise missile and drones threats.
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US Army aviation exercise unveils unprecedented progress as service preps for future war
F-35B jets rip across the sky, a new demonstrator aircraft collects intel and performs reconnaissance, and drones are shot from the back of an all-terrain vehicle as a highly classified loitering munition blows up targets. Welcome to Edge 21.
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Iron Dome intercepts drone during combat for first time, says Israeli military
In total, Israel has intercepted six drones using multiple countermeasures since hostilities began between Israel and Hamas on May 10, the Israel Defense Forces said.
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Tethered drones, robot vehicles aid soldiers during two-week live fire
A company-level assessment is planned for next year.
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Marines eye tactical resupply drone prototypes
Just like Amazon wants to use drones to drop off packages on your doorstep, the Marines want to use UAS systems for tactical resupply to squads in the field.
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Pentagon orders small Israeli drones for indoor special operations
The department ordered the Skylord Xtender in partnership with the Israeli Defense Ministry.
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Pentagon wants a cheap, ground-launched and hand-held counter-drone capability
Industry will have a chance to demonstrate its counter-drone technology this fall.
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Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
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US Army looks for nontraditional business to tackle robotic vehicle sustainment
The Army has a history of not planning for or thinking much about sustainment during the development phase of programs, instead attempting to solve how to manage systems after they are fielded.
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Aevum announces all-in-one drone for satellite launches, cargo delivery and surveillance
Initially announced as a small launch provider, the company’s Ravn X drone will be multimission with a new patented modular payload system.
-
US Army tackles enduring system to counter both drone and cruise missile threats
The Army is in the midst of a shoot-off to evaluate capabilities to defend against cruise missile and drones threats.
-
US Army aviation exercise unveils unprecedented progress as service preps for future war
F-35B jets rip across the sky, a new demonstrator aircraft collects intel and performs reconnaissance, and drones are shot from the back of an all-terrain vehicle as a highly classified loitering munition blows up targets. Welcome to Edge 21.
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Iron Dome intercepts drone during combat for first time, says Israeli military
In total, Israel has intercepted six drones using multiple countermeasures since hostilities began between Israel and Hamas on May 10, the Israel Defense Forces said.
-
Tethered drones, robot vehicles aid soldiers during two-week live fire
A company-level assessment is planned for next year.
-
Marines eye tactical resupply drone prototypes
Just like Amazon wants to use drones to drop off packages on your doorstep, the Marines want to use UAS systems for tactical resupply to squads in the field.
-
Pentagon orders small Israeli drones for indoor special operations
The department ordered the Skylord Xtender in partnership with the Israeli Defense Ministry.
-
Pentagon wants a cheap, ground-launched and hand-held counter-drone capability
Industry will have a chance to demonstrate its counter-drone technology this fall.
-
Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
-
US Army looks for nontraditional business to tackle robotic vehicle sustainment
The Army has a history of not planning for or thinking much about sustainment during the development phase of programs, instead attempting to solve how to manage systems after they are fielded.
-
Aevum announces all-in-one drone for satellite launches, cargo delivery and surveillance
Initially announced as a small launch provider, the company’s Ravn X drone will be multimission with a new patented modular payload system.
-
US Army tackles enduring system to counter both drone and cruise missile threats
The Army is in the midst of a shoot-off to evaluate capabilities to defend against cruise missile and drones threats.
-
US Army aviation exercise unveils unprecedented progress as service preps for future war
F-35B jets rip across the sky, a new demonstrator aircraft collects intel and performs reconnaissance, and drones are shot from the back of an all-terrain vehicle as a highly classified loitering munition blows up targets. Welcome to Edge 21.
-
Iron Dome intercepts drone during combat for first time, says Israeli military
In total, Israel has intercepted six drones using multiple countermeasures since hostilities began between Israel and Hamas on May 10, the Israel Defense Forces said.
-
Tethered drones, robot vehicles aid soldiers during two-week live fire
A company-level assessment is planned for next year.
-
Marines eye tactical resupply drone prototypes
Just like Amazon wants to use drones to drop off packages on your doorstep, the Marines want to use UAS systems for tactical resupply to squads in the field.
-
Pentagon orders small Israeli drones for indoor special operations
The department ordered the Skylord Xtender in partnership with the Israeli Defense Ministry.
-
Pentagon wants a cheap, ground-launched and hand-held counter-drone capability
Industry will have a chance to demonstrate its counter-drone technology this fall.
-
Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
-
US Army looks for nontraditional business to tackle robotic vehicle sustainment
The Army has a history of not planning for or thinking much about sustainment during the development phase of programs, instead attempting to solve how to manage systems after they are fielded.
