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The military robots are coming — at some point
Unmanned ground vehicle technology has been progressing, but familiar obstacles remain.
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New Zealand’s military chief talks recruitment, drones and Ukraine
Are maritime affairs more important than those on land for New Zealand? We put that question and more to Air Marshal Kevin Short.
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US military calls for better weapons to fight artificial intelligence
The fight in Ukraine has underscored just how effective smart tech accessible to anyone may be in neutralizing the elaborate tools of conventional warfare.
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Russia says it foiled another Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow
The drone attack, which prompted Russians to briefly close a nearby airport, was the first known assault on the city since an abortive mutiny 11 days ago.
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Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
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Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
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Greece picks Safran’s Patroller drones as French industry deepens ties
Greece is attempting a balancing act between recent efforts to support its local drone industry and a remaining dependency on foreign suppliers.
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RTX wins $118 million Army order for drone target sensors
The latest edition, known as CSP v3, will feature “several enhancements over the previous version,” according to a PEO IEW&S official.
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French Army taps Nexter to build tank-busting kamikaze drones
The envisioned loitering munition is meant to target armored vehicles as far away as 50 miles away, tricking onboard active-protection systems.
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Portuguese firm to provide drones to Ukraine through British-led fund
Defense News has confirmed which contractor is sending drones to Ukraine, after the U.K. released a video without identifying the systems shown.
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The military robots are coming — at some point
Unmanned ground vehicle technology has been progressing, but familiar obstacles remain.
-
New Zealand’s military chief talks recruitment, drones and Ukraine
Are maritime affairs more important than those on land for New Zealand? We put that question and more to Air Marshal Kevin Short.
-
US military calls for better weapons to fight artificial intelligence
The fight in Ukraine has underscored just how effective smart tech accessible to anyone may be in neutralizing the elaborate tools of conventional warfare.
-
Russia says it foiled another Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow
The drone attack, which prompted Russians to briefly close a nearby airport, was the first known assault on the city since an abortive mutiny 11 days ago.
-
Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
-
Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
-
Greece picks Safran’s Patroller drones as French industry deepens ties
Greece is attempting a balancing act between recent efforts to support its local drone industry and a remaining dependency on foreign suppliers.
-
RTX wins $118 million Army order for drone target sensors
The latest edition, known as CSP v3, will feature “several enhancements over the previous version,” according to a PEO IEW&S official.
-
French Army taps Nexter to build tank-busting kamikaze drones
The envisioned loitering munition is meant to target armored vehicles as far away as 50 miles away, tricking onboard active-protection systems.
-
Portuguese firm to provide drones to Ukraine through British-led fund
Defense News has confirmed which contractor is sending drones to Ukraine, after the U.K. released a video without identifying the systems shown.
-
The military robots are coming — at some point
Unmanned ground vehicle technology has been progressing, but familiar obstacles remain.
-
New Zealand’s military chief talks recruitment, drones and Ukraine
Are maritime affairs more important than those on land for New Zealand? We put that question and more to Air Marshal Kevin Short.
-
US military calls for better weapons to fight artificial intelligence
The fight in Ukraine has underscored just how effective smart tech accessible to anyone may be in neutralizing the elaborate tools of conventional warfare.
-
Russia says it foiled another Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow
The drone attack, which prompted Russians to briefly close a nearby airport, was the first known assault on the city since an abortive mutiny 11 days ago.
-
Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
-
Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
-
Greece picks Safran’s Patroller drones as French industry deepens ties
Greece is attempting a balancing act between recent efforts to support its local drone industry and a remaining dependency on foreign suppliers.
-
RTX wins $118 million Army order for drone target sensors
The latest edition, known as CSP v3, will feature “several enhancements over the previous version,” according to a PEO IEW&S official.
-
French Army taps Nexter to build tank-busting kamikaze drones
The envisioned loitering munition is meant to target armored vehicles as far away as 50 miles away, tricking onboard active-protection systems.
-
Portuguese firm to provide drones to Ukraine through British-led fund
Defense News has confirmed which contractor is sending drones to Ukraine, after the U.K. released a video without identifying the systems shown.
