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One Way Aerospace to demo Ukraine-made kamikaze drones to NATO
AQ-400 and the AQV-150 Scalpel Heavy drones are expected to be tested and showcased to an undisclosed European NATO partner.
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More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
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US Navy sails first drone through Mideast’s Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. Navy has sailed its first drone boat through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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Future Army recon helicopter will still need pilots, study finds
Maj. Gen. Walter Rugen, the director of the Army’s Future Vertical Lift Cross-Functional Team, hailed the closely held analysis as “very informative.”
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‘Agnostic’ drone guns can secure US infrastructure, manufacturer says
DroneShield’s counter-UAS devices have reportedly been used by the Ukrainian military.
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US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
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Turkey’s Navy receives its largest-ever ship, the TCG Anadolu
The ship’s primary purpose is to serve as a platform from which the TB-3 armed drone and the Kizilelma combat UAV can launch.
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How to ensure Iranian drones don’t include US components
While the Iranian drone threat may have previously seemed distant for Europe, the appearance of these weapons in Ukraine has brought the problem home.
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How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
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US Air Force plans self-flying F-16s to test drone wingmen tech
Project Venom aims to load autonomous software in six piloted F-16s for testing. If it works, the technology could be the brains of a future drone fleet.
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One Way Aerospace to demo Ukraine-made kamikaze drones to NATO
AQ-400 and the AQV-150 Scalpel Heavy drones are expected to be tested and showcased to an undisclosed European NATO partner.
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More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
-
US Navy sails first drone through Mideast’s Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. Navy has sailed its first drone boat through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
-
Future Army recon helicopter will still need pilots, study finds
Maj. Gen. Walter Rugen, the director of the Army’s Future Vertical Lift Cross-Functional Team, hailed the closely held analysis as “very informative.”
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‘Agnostic’ drone guns can secure US infrastructure, manufacturer says
DroneShield’s counter-UAS devices have reportedly been used by the Ukrainian military.
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US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
-
Turkey’s Navy receives its largest-ever ship, the TCG Anadolu
The ship’s primary purpose is to serve as a platform from which the TB-3 armed drone and the Kizilelma combat UAV can launch.
-
How to ensure Iranian drones don’t include US components
While the Iranian drone threat may have previously seemed distant for Europe, the appearance of these weapons in Ukraine has brought the problem home.
-
How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
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US Air Force plans self-flying F-16s to test drone wingmen tech
Project Venom aims to load autonomous software in six piloted F-16s for testing. If it works, the technology could be the brains of a future drone fleet.
-
One Way Aerospace to demo Ukraine-made kamikaze drones to NATO
AQ-400 and the AQV-150 Scalpel Heavy drones are expected to be tested and showcased to an undisclosed European NATO partner.
-
More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
-
US Navy sails first drone through Mideast’s Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. Navy has sailed its first drone boat through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
-
Future Army recon helicopter will still need pilots, study finds
Maj. Gen. Walter Rugen, the director of the Army’s Future Vertical Lift Cross-Functional Team, hailed the closely held analysis as “very informative.”
-
‘Agnostic’ drone guns can secure US infrastructure, manufacturer says
DroneShield’s counter-UAS devices have reportedly been used by the Ukrainian military.
-
US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
-
Turkey’s Navy receives its largest-ever ship, the TCG Anadolu
The ship’s primary purpose is to serve as a platform from which the TB-3 armed drone and the Kizilelma combat UAV can launch.
-
How to ensure Iranian drones don’t include US components
While the Iranian drone threat may have previously seemed distant for Europe, the appearance of these weapons in Ukraine has brought the problem home.
-
How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
-
US Air Force plans self-flying F-16s to test drone wingmen tech
Project Venom aims to load autonomous software in six piloted F-16s for testing. If it works, the technology could be the brains of a future drone fleet.
