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French research center preps combat drone for Paris Air Show
Advanced studies on a planned Anglo-French unmanned combat aerial vehicle technology demonstrator are under the spotlight for Onera at the Paris Air Show, according to the head of the defense division at the French aerospace research center.
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Turkey sets out to build engines for helo, Anka drone
The government will set up a new company to design an indigenous engine for a Turkish helicopter in the making.
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Coming soon: Details for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle
Requirements for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle are expected soon, according to Col. Shane Fullmer, the program manager for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle joint program office.
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US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
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Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
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Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
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Turkish company develops first indigenous ATOL system for drones
The radar-based, portable OKIS system features two main components: a transponder and antenna on the platform; and a ground radar system designed to ensure safe takeoff and landing.
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Bombardier protests Compass Call crossdeck, joining Boeing in challenging the program
This is the second protest from Bombardier since the program started.
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DoD’s assessment of China’s information capabilities
DoD released its annual assessment of China’s military capabilities.
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Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
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French research center preps combat drone for Paris Air Show
Advanced studies on a planned Anglo-French unmanned combat aerial vehicle technology demonstrator are under the spotlight for Onera at the Paris Air Show, according to the head of the defense division at the French aerospace research center.
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Turkey sets out to build engines for helo, Anka drone
The government will set up a new company to design an indigenous engine for a Turkish helicopter in the making.
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Coming soon: Details for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle
Requirements for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle are expected soon, according to Col. Shane Fullmer, the program manager for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle joint program office.
-
US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
-
Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
-
Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
-
Turkish company develops first indigenous ATOL system for drones
The radar-based, portable OKIS system features two main components: a transponder and antenna on the platform; and a ground radar system designed to ensure safe takeoff and landing.
-
Bombardier protests Compass Call crossdeck, joining Boeing in challenging the program
This is the second protest from Bombardier since the program started.
-
DoD’s assessment of China’s information capabilities
DoD released its annual assessment of China’s military capabilities.
-
Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
-
French research center preps combat drone for Paris Air Show
Advanced studies on a planned Anglo-French unmanned combat aerial vehicle technology demonstrator are under the spotlight for Onera at the Paris Air Show, according to the head of the defense division at the French aerospace research center.
-
Turkey sets out to build engines for helo, Anka drone
The government will set up a new company to design an indigenous engine for a Turkish helicopter in the making.
-
Coming soon: Details for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle
Requirements for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle are expected soon, according to Col. Shane Fullmer, the program manager for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle joint program office.
-
US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
-
Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
-
Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
-
Turkish company develops first indigenous ATOL system for drones
The radar-based, portable OKIS system features two main components: a transponder and antenna on the platform; and a ground radar system designed to ensure safe takeoff and landing.
-
Bombardier protests Compass Call crossdeck, joining Boeing in challenging the program
This is the second protest from Bombardier since the program started.
-
DoD’s assessment of China’s information capabilities
DoD released its annual assessment of China’s military capabilities.
-
Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
