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Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
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Russian defense company shows off ‘flying car’
Russian defense manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled a one-manned “flying car.”
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F-35 program office to finish tests of key weapon this year
By the end of the year, the U.S. Air Force’s F-35As will wrap up testing of a key munition that will allow the jet to hit moving targets, the head of the F-35 program office said Sept. 18.
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A walk through DSEI
Take a 360-degree tour of the show floor at DSEI 2017 in London, England, where defense companies gathered to show off a wide range of equipment.
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Virtual reality, drones and 3-D printing drive terrorist innovation
Marines and soldiers will have to fight terrorist organizations in the near future who have innovative technological capabilities.
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New anti-drone gun ditches the backpack, wires
The newest version of the anti-drone gun offers troops more flexibility.
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Navy plans to use Xbox controllers for new periscope systems
The U.S. Navy plans to use Xbox 360 controllers to operate periscopes aboard its newer submarines.
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Leonardo to lead demo of MIPS for British Army
An APS system electronic architecture that will allow the British Army to tailor its sensors and countermeasures to meet a changing threat is to be demonstrated in a deal between a Leonardo-led team and the British government.
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Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
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Outrider: Lockheed debuts multi-domain tube-launched drone
Lockheed Martin debuted a lightweight, tube-launched, micro drone designed and built entirely in the U.K. that can be launched from platforms across domains and the services.
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Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
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Russian defense company shows off ‘flying car’
Russian defense manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled a one-manned “flying car.”
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F-35 program office to finish tests of key weapon this year
By the end of the year, the U.S. Air Force’s F-35As will wrap up testing of a key munition that will allow the jet to hit moving targets, the head of the F-35 program office said Sept. 18.
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A walk through DSEI
Take a 360-degree tour of the show floor at DSEI 2017 in London, England, where defense companies gathered to show off a wide range of equipment.
-
Virtual reality, drones and 3-D printing drive terrorist innovation
Marines and soldiers will have to fight terrorist organizations in the near future who have innovative technological capabilities.
-
New anti-drone gun ditches the backpack, wires
The newest version of the anti-drone gun offers troops more flexibility.
-
Navy plans to use Xbox controllers for new periscope systems
The U.S. Navy plans to use Xbox 360 controllers to operate periscopes aboard its newer submarines.
-
Leonardo to lead demo of MIPS for British Army
An APS system electronic architecture that will allow the British Army to tailor its sensors and countermeasures to meet a changing threat is to be demonstrated in a deal between a Leonardo-led team and the British government.
-
Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
-
Outrider: Lockheed debuts multi-domain tube-launched drone
Lockheed Martin debuted a lightweight, tube-launched, micro drone designed and built entirely in the U.K. that can be launched from platforms across domains and the services.
-
Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
-
Russian defense company shows off ‘flying car’
Russian defense manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled a one-manned “flying car.”
-
F-35 program office to finish tests of key weapon this year
By the end of the year, the U.S. Air Force’s F-35As will wrap up testing of a key munition that will allow the jet to hit moving targets, the head of the F-35 program office said Sept. 18.
-
A walk through DSEI
Take a 360-degree tour of the show floor at DSEI 2017 in London, England, where defense companies gathered to show off a wide range of equipment.
-
Virtual reality, drones and 3-D printing drive terrorist innovation
Marines and soldiers will have to fight terrorist organizations in the near future who have innovative technological capabilities.
-
New anti-drone gun ditches the backpack, wires
The newest version of the anti-drone gun offers troops more flexibility.
-
Navy plans to use Xbox controllers for new periscope systems
The U.S. Navy plans to use Xbox 360 controllers to operate periscopes aboard its newer submarines.
-
Leonardo to lead demo of MIPS for British Army
An APS system electronic architecture that will allow the British Army to tailor its sensors and countermeasures to meet a changing threat is to be demonstrated in a deal between a Leonardo-led team and the British government.
-
Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
-
Outrider: Lockheed debuts multi-domain tube-launched drone
Lockheed Martin debuted a lightweight, tube-launched, micro drone designed and built entirely in the U.K. that can be launched from platforms across domains and the services.
