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Marines set to launch 3-D printed drone to combat operations
Marines are set to launch a 3-D-printed drone into combat zones in the coming weeks.
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US Navy ballistic missile intercept test fails
The U.S. Navy conducted a failed ballistic missile intercept Wednesday with its SM-3 Block IIA off the coast of Hawaii.
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House lawmakers concerned over clarity of Army combat vehicle modernization plans
Lawmakers in the House Armed Services Committee’s Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee are concerned the U.S. Army isn’t modernizing its combat vehicles or armored brigade combat teams quickly enough.
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Paris Air Show: Satellite-linked drone designed for long-range comms
French space agency Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales has provided support on the RDM One project.
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Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
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US Navy might get to skip Ford shock trials ahead of first deployment
The U.S. Navy might not have to conduct shock trials on its new aircraft carrier, meaning the Ford could be on deployment much sooner and ease the burden on the service’s overstretched carrier fleet.
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Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
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Leonardo unveils new exportable aerial target drone
The M-40 is a medium- to high-performance drone with an entry-level cost.
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Marines set to launch 3-D printed drone to combat operations
Marines are set to launch a 3-D-printed drone into combat zones in the coming weeks.
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US Navy ballistic missile intercept test fails
The U.S. Navy conducted a failed ballistic missile intercept Wednesday with its SM-3 Block IIA off the coast of Hawaii.
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House lawmakers concerned over clarity of Army combat vehicle modernization plans
Lawmakers in the House Armed Services Committee’s Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee are concerned the U.S. Army isn’t modernizing its combat vehicles or armored brigade combat teams quickly enough.
-
Paris Air Show: Satellite-linked drone designed for long-range comms
French space agency Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales has provided support on the RDM One project.
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Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
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US Navy might get to skip Ford shock trials ahead of first deployment
The U.S. Navy might not have to conduct shock trials on its new aircraft carrier, meaning the Ford could be on deployment much sooner and ease the burden on the service’s overstretched carrier fleet.
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Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
-
Leonardo unveils new exportable aerial target drone
The M-40 is a medium- to high-performance drone with an entry-level cost.
-
Marines set to launch 3-D printed drone to combat operations
Marines are set to launch a 3-D-printed drone into combat zones in the coming weeks.
-
US Navy ballistic missile intercept test fails
The U.S. Navy conducted a failed ballistic missile intercept Wednesday with its SM-3 Block IIA off the coast of Hawaii.
-
House lawmakers concerned over clarity of Army combat vehicle modernization plans
Lawmakers in the House Armed Services Committee’s Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee are concerned the U.S. Army isn’t modernizing its combat vehicles or armored brigade combat teams quickly enough.
-
Paris Air Show: Satellite-linked drone designed for long-range comms
French space agency Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales has provided support on the RDM One project.
-
Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
-
US Navy might get to skip Ford shock trials ahead of first deployment
The U.S. Navy might not have to conduct shock trials on its new aircraft carrier, meaning the Ford could be on deployment much sooner and ease the burden on the service’s overstretched carrier fleet.
-
Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
-
US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
-
Leonardo unveils new exportable aerial target drone
The M-40 is a medium- to high-performance drone with an entry-level cost.
