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Coming soon: More complex, air-launched drone demonstrations
Increasingly complex demonstrations of air-launched UAS will pave the way for the Army’s advanced manned-unmanned teaming concept for aircraft.
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The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
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Export potential: Turkey’s homemade drones could boost local industry
Several unmanned systems independently designed, developed and produced by Turkey’s industry have in recent years proven their export potential, providing hope for future deals with foreign customers.
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The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
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US Army postpones demo plans for next-gen unmanned aircraft
Next-generation UAS development will have to wait, says the Army’s aviation development director at Combat Capabilities Development Command.
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The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
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French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
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Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
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Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
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To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
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Coming soon: More complex, air-launched drone demonstrations
Increasingly complex demonstrations of air-launched UAS will pave the way for the Army’s advanced manned-unmanned teaming concept for aircraft.
-
The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
-
Export potential: Turkey’s homemade drones could boost local industry
Several unmanned systems independently designed, developed and produced by Turkey’s industry have in recent years proven their export potential, providing hope for future deals with foreign customers.
-
The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
-
US Army postpones demo plans for next-gen unmanned aircraft
Next-generation UAS development will have to wait, says the Army’s aviation development director at Combat Capabilities Development Command.
-
The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
-
French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
-
Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
-
Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
-
To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
-
Coming soon: More complex, air-launched drone demonstrations
Increasingly complex demonstrations of air-launched UAS will pave the way for the Army’s advanced manned-unmanned teaming concept for aircraft.
-
The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
-
Export potential: Turkey’s homemade drones could boost local industry
Several unmanned systems independently designed, developed and produced by Turkey’s industry have in recent years proven their export potential, providing hope for future deals with foreign customers.
-
The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
-
US Army postpones demo plans for next-gen unmanned aircraft
Next-generation UAS development will have to wait, says the Army’s aviation development director at Combat Capabilities Development Command.
-
The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
-
French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
-
Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
-
Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
-
To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
