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Airbus, Dassault to develop new European fighter jet
Airbus and Dassault Aviation have joined forces to develop and produce Europe’s Future Combat Air System.
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Pentagon AI center progressing, but hypersonics and lasers may not get same treatment
An AI Center of Excellence is on its way, but hypersonics and directed energy might not get the same treatment.
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Sikorsky modifies Raider helicopter to use US Army’s future engine
Sikorsky has designed its experimental helicopter Raider to accommodate the Army’s more powerful future engine.
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V-Bat drone to challenge US Army, allies in Germany-based exercise
Martin UAV’s V-Bat will make an appearance at the Army’s Joint Warfighting Assessment in Germany next month. Will it prove itself as a game-changer?
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Leonardo eyes 3 jets for new decoy able to trick radar-guided missiles
Leonardo claims its new product is the first digital expendable decoy on the market and the most powerful to date.
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Mysterious Iranian missile on display in Army Day parade
Iran held its annual Army Day parade with missiles on display to illustrate the country’s commitment to developing systems it believes are critical for its national security.
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General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
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Turkish shipyards join forces to develop first locally made ship engine
Five privately owned Turkish shipyards are together designing, developing and producing engines for military vessels.
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Pentagon names Dana Deasy to lead Defense IT
Deasy, who has widespread IT experience in the private sector, will be responsible for the Department of Defense’s massive $88 billion IT budget.
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Yes, Switzerland would enjoy a jet that can land in its secret base
Somewhere in Switzerland inside a mountain, there is a secret air base in which a Swiss Air Force pilot fires up the engines of an F/A-18 Hornet.
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Airbus, Dassault to develop new European fighter jet
Airbus and Dassault Aviation have joined forces to develop and produce Europe’s Future Combat Air System.
-
Pentagon AI center progressing, but hypersonics and lasers may not get same treatment
An AI Center of Excellence is on its way, but hypersonics and directed energy might not get the same treatment.
-
Sikorsky modifies Raider helicopter to use US Army’s future engine
Sikorsky has designed its experimental helicopter Raider to accommodate the Army’s more powerful future engine.
-
V-Bat drone to challenge US Army, allies in Germany-based exercise
Martin UAV’s V-Bat will make an appearance at the Army’s Joint Warfighting Assessment in Germany next month. Will it prove itself as a game-changer?
-
Leonardo eyes 3 jets for new decoy able to trick radar-guided missiles
Leonardo claims its new product is the first digital expendable decoy on the market and the most powerful to date.
-
Mysterious Iranian missile on display in Army Day parade
Iran held its annual Army Day parade with missiles on display to illustrate the country’s commitment to developing systems it believes are critical for its national security.
-
General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
-
Turkish shipyards join forces to develop first locally made ship engine
Five privately owned Turkish shipyards are together designing, developing and producing engines for military vessels.
-
Pentagon names Dana Deasy to lead Defense IT
Deasy, who has widespread IT experience in the private sector, will be responsible for the Department of Defense’s massive $88 billion IT budget.
-
Yes, Switzerland would enjoy a jet that can land in its secret base
Somewhere in Switzerland inside a mountain, there is a secret air base in which a Swiss Air Force pilot fires up the engines of an F/A-18 Hornet.
-
Airbus, Dassault to develop new European fighter jet
Airbus and Dassault Aviation have joined forces to develop and produce Europe’s Future Combat Air System.
-
Pentagon AI center progressing, but hypersonics and lasers may not get same treatment
An AI Center of Excellence is on its way, but hypersonics and directed energy might not get the same treatment.
-
Sikorsky modifies Raider helicopter to use US Army’s future engine
Sikorsky has designed its experimental helicopter Raider to accommodate the Army’s more powerful future engine.
-
V-Bat drone to challenge US Army, allies in Germany-based exercise
Martin UAV’s V-Bat will make an appearance at the Army’s Joint Warfighting Assessment in Germany next month. Will it prove itself as a game-changer?
-
Leonardo eyes 3 jets for new decoy able to trick radar-guided missiles
Leonardo claims its new product is the first digital expendable decoy on the market and the most powerful to date.
-
Mysterious Iranian missile on display in Army Day parade
Iran held its annual Army Day parade with missiles on display to illustrate the country’s commitment to developing systems it believes are critical for its national security.
-
General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
-
Turkish shipyards join forces to develop first locally made ship engine
Five privately owned Turkish shipyards are together designing, developing and producing engines for military vessels.
-
Pentagon names Dana Deasy to lead Defense IT
Deasy, who has widespread IT experience in the private sector, will be responsible for the Department of Defense’s massive $88 billion IT budget.
-
Yes, Switzerland would enjoy a jet that can land in its secret base
Somewhere in Switzerland inside a mountain, there is a secret air base in which a Swiss Air Force pilot fires up the engines of an F/A-18 Hornet.




