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Shipbuilder lends a hand with rise of robot submarines
Huntington Ingalls Industries, the nation’s largest military shipbuilder, is helping aerospace giant Boeing build the Orca, a large unmanned submarine.
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The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
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Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
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How Yemen’s rebels increasingly deploy drones
The Houthis claimed a coordinated drone attack, underscoring how the Arab world’s poorest country has become one of the world’s top battlefields for drones.
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House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
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Turkish company reveals plans to develop a supersonic drone
The Goksungur is set to have a maximum speed of 380 kph.
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Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
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When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
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Shipbuilder lends a hand with rise of robot submarines
Huntington Ingalls Industries, the nation’s largest military shipbuilder, is helping aerospace giant Boeing build the Orca, a large unmanned submarine.
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The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
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Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
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How Yemen’s rebels increasingly deploy drones
The Houthis claimed a coordinated drone attack, underscoring how the Arab world’s poorest country has become one of the world’s top battlefields for drones.
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House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
-
Turkish company reveals plans to develop a supersonic drone
The Goksungur is set to have a maximum speed of 380 kph.
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Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
-
When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
-
Shipbuilder lends a hand with rise of robot submarines
Huntington Ingalls Industries, the nation’s largest military shipbuilder, is helping aerospace giant Boeing build the Orca, a large unmanned submarine.
-
The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
-
Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
-
Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
-
How Yemen’s rebels increasingly deploy drones
The Houthis claimed a coordinated drone attack, underscoring how the Arab world’s poorest country has become one of the world’s top battlefields for drones.
-
House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
-
Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
-
Turkish company reveals plans to develop a supersonic drone
The Goksungur is set to have a maximum speed of 380 kph.
-
Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
-
When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
