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To combat Russian subs, NATO allies are teaming up to develop unmanned systems at sea
Thirteen NATO allies, including the United States, signed onto a plan to jointly pursue unmanned systems aimed at mine and sub hunting, a field where the U.S. has made big strides.
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Is the new US drone base in Niger worth the cost?
While the militants of northern and western Africa are undoubtedly dangerous, they are not a direct threat to the United States.
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The British Army’s new robot for explosive ordnance disposal sails through early trials
Harris Corp. is also looking to sell the T7 to the U.S. Army.
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Man-packable kamikaze drones offer front-line tracking and strike packages
Single-use suicide drones are making their way to the battlefield.
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Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
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Autonomous systems to play key role in NATO logistics drills
The point of the drill is to demonstrate how autonomous systems can reduce the number of personnel needed to do key jobs on expeditionary missions.
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Chinese armed drones now flying over Mideast battlefields. Here’s why they’re gaining on US drones
U.S. sees pressure to loosen restrictions on its drones and their missions.
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US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
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Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
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Serbia looks to acquire Chinese drones and the technological know-how
Serbia is positioning itself as a military-neutral country, as its government aims to procure weapons and military gear for the country’s armed forces from various suppliers.
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To combat Russian subs, NATO allies are teaming up to develop unmanned systems at sea
Thirteen NATO allies, including the United States, signed onto a plan to jointly pursue unmanned systems aimed at mine and sub hunting, a field where the U.S. has made big strides.
-
Is the new US drone base in Niger worth the cost?
While the militants of northern and western Africa are undoubtedly dangerous, they are not a direct threat to the United States.
-
The British Army’s new robot for explosive ordnance disposal sails through early trials
Harris Corp. is also looking to sell the T7 to the U.S. Army.
-
Man-packable kamikaze drones offer front-line tracking and strike packages
Single-use suicide drones are making their way to the battlefield.
-
Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
-
Autonomous systems to play key role in NATO logistics drills
The point of the drill is to demonstrate how autonomous systems can reduce the number of personnel needed to do key jobs on expeditionary missions.
-
Chinese armed drones now flying over Mideast battlefields. Here’s why they’re gaining on US drones
U.S. sees pressure to loosen restrictions on its drones and their missions.
-
US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
-
Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
-
Serbia looks to acquire Chinese drones and the technological know-how
Serbia is positioning itself as a military-neutral country, as its government aims to procure weapons and military gear for the country’s armed forces from various suppliers.
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To combat Russian subs, NATO allies are teaming up to develop unmanned systems at sea
Thirteen NATO allies, including the United States, signed onto a plan to jointly pursue unmanned systems aimed at mine and sub hunting, a field where the U.S. has made big strides.
-
Is the new US drone base in Niger worth the cost?
While the militants of northern and western Africa are undoubtedly dangerous, they are not a direct threat to the United States.
-
The British Army’s new robot for explosive ordnance disposal sails through early trials
Harris Corp. is also looking to sell the T7 to the U.S. Army.
-
Man-packable kamikaze drones offer front-line tracking and strike packages
Single-use suicide drones are making their way to the battlefield.
-
Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
-
Autonomous systems to play key role in NATO logistics drills
The point of the drill is to demonstrate how autonomous systems can reduce the number of personnel needed to do key jobs on expeditionary missions.
-
Chinese armed drones now flying over Mideast battlefields. Here’s why they’re gaining on US drones
U.S. sees pressure to loosen restrictions on its drones and their missions.
-
US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
-
Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
-
Serbia looks to acquire Chinese drones and the technological know-how
Serbia is positioning itself as a military-neutral country, as its government aims to procure weapons and military gear for the country’s armed forces from various suppliers.
