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Iran tests suicide drones that look similar to those used in Saudi attacks
Footage showed four unmanned, triangle-shaped drones flying in a tight formation.
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Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
U.S. attorney Brian Moran said cases such as this one should be seen as a warning to defense contractors that false claims have no place in military purchasing.
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New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
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Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
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Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
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Huntington Ingalls acquires unmanned business from Spatial Integrated Systems
Huntington Ingalls Industries announced Monday that it has acquired the autonomy business of Spatial Integrated Systems ― its latest move to expand its unmanned capabilities.
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Not quite the Terminator, but ‘muscle-bound’ robots are coming for the Army, Marines
Muscle tissue added to robots will give them “never before seen mobility and agility.”
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NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
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Congress resurrects MQ-9 Reaper program, adding 16 drones for the Air Force
The sun won’t set on the Reaper program for at least another year — as long as a budget bill is passed into law.
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Ukraine to buy Turkish warships, co-produce drones
Turkey is selling four locally made stealth corvettes to its littoral Black Sea neighbor Ukraine as part of a larger framework agreement to enhance bilateral cooperation in defense procurement.
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Iran tests suicide drones that look similar to those used in Saudi attacks
Footage showed four unmanned, triangle-shaped drones flying in a tight formation.
-
Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
U.S. attorney Brian Moran said cases such as this one should be seen as a warning to defense contractors that false claims have no place in military purchasing.
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New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
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Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
-
Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
-
Huntington Ingalls acquires unmanned business from Spatial Integrated Systems
Huntington Ingalls Industries announced Monday that it has acquired the autonomy business of Spatial Integrated Systems ― its latest move to expand its unmanned capabilities.
-
Not quite the Terminator, but ‘muscle-bound’ robots are coming for the Army, Marines
Muscle tissue added to robots will give them “never before seen mobility and agility.”
-
NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
-
Congress resurrects MQ-9 Reaper program, adding 16 drones for the Air Force
The sun won’t set on the Reaper program for at least another year — as long as a budget bill is passed into law.
-
Ukraine to buy Turkish warships, co-produce drones
Turkey is selling four locally made stealth corvettes to its littoral Black Sea neighbor Ukraine as part of a larger framework agreement to enhance bilateral cooperation in defense procurement.
-
Iran tests suicide drones that look similar to those used in Saudi attacks
Footage showed four unmanned, triangle-shaped drones flying in a tight formation.
-
Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
U.S. attorney Brian Moran said cases such as this one should be seen as a warning to defense contractors that false claims have no place in military purchasing.
-
New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
-
Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
-
Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
-
Huntington Ingalls acquires unmanned business from Spatial Integrated Systems
Huntington Ingalls Industries announced Monday that it has acquired the autonomy business of Spatial Integrated Systems ― its latest move to expand its unmanned capabilities.
-
Not quite the Terminator, but ‘muscle-bound’ robots are coming for the Army, Marines
Muscle tissue added to robots will give them “never before seen mobility and agility.”
-
NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
-
Congress resurrects MQ-9 Reaper program, adding 16 drones for the Air Force
The sun won’t set on the Reaper program for at least another year — as long as a budget bill is passed into law.
-
Ukraine to buy Turkish warships, co-produce drones
Turkey is selling four locally made stealth corvettes to its littoral Black Sea neighbor Ukraine as part of a larger framework agreement to enhance bilateral cooperation in defense procurement.
