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Future of drones is small and cheap
The military is looking to test and develop smaller and smaller drones.
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Raytheon awarded 3DELRR radar contract for second time
The Air Force ends a yearslong drama over the radar contract.
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Navy should return to ‘goddamned steam’ on carrier, Trump says
President Trump says the Navy should abandon longstanding plans for electro-magnetic catapults for carrier aviation and return to the traditional steam-powered launch and recovery system.
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Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
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Counter-drone tech requires constant improvement, former DoD official says
If vendors like Department 13 are coming forward with the ability to take over opposing drones via radio attack, it’s a safe bet that the enemy is working on something similar.
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Appropriators cut $20M from B-21 program in omnibus spending bill
Although the service requested $1.358 billion to fund research and development activities related to the B-21 Raider, the omnibus funding bill would only fund $1.338 billion.
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Global drone market expected to surpass $22B by 2022
While the military market for drones is only a subcategory of that market, military usage is also expected to grow.
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Minuteman III test-fired from California coastal base
An unarmed missile capable of sending a nuclear bomb across the world was launched Wednesday from California amid rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Boeing pulls Harpoon from US Navy missile competition
Citing continuing requirements changes that would mean giving ships a less-capable weapon than those carried by aircraft, Boeing said Tuesday it would drop out of a U.S. Navy effort to buy an over-the-horizon (OTH) cruise missile for littoral combat ships (LCS) and frigates.
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THAAD can defend against North Korean missiles, South Korea says
The Terminal High Altitude Defense system set up at a converted golf course in Seongju has “early capability” to respond to North Korea’s nuclear and missile threat.
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Future of drones is small and cheap
The military is looking to test and develop smaller and smaller drones.
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Raytheon awarded 3DELRR radar contract for second time
The Air Force ends a yearslong drama over the radar contract.
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Navy should return to ‘goddamned steam’ on carrier, Trump says
President Trump says the Navy should abandon longstanding plans for electro-magnetic catapults for carrier aviation and return to the traditional steam-powered launch and recovery system.
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Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
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Counter-drone tech requires constant improvement, former DoD official says
If vendors like Department 13 are coming forward with the ability to take over opposing drones via radio attack, it’s a safe bet that the enemy is working on something similar.
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Appropriators cut $20M from B-21 program in omnibus spending bill
Although the service requested $1.358 billion to fund research and development activities related to the B-21 Raider, the omnibus funding bill would only fund $1.338 billion.
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Global drone market expected to surpass $22B by 2022
While the military market for drones is only a subcategory of that market, military usage is also expected to grow.
-
Minuteman III test-fired from California coastal base
An unarmed missile capable of sending a nuclear bomb across the world was launched Wednesday from California amid rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Boeing pulls Harpoon from US Navy missile competition
Citing continuing requirements changes that would mean giving ships a less-capable weapon than those carried by aircraft, Boeing said Tuesday it would drop out of a U.S. Navy effort to buy an over-the-horizon (OTH) cruise missile for littoral combat ships (LCS) and frigates.
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THAAD can defend against North Korean missiles, South Korea says
The Terminal High Altitude Defense system set up at a converted golf course in Seongju has “early capability” to respond to North Korea’s nuclear and missile threat.
-
Future of drones is small and cheap
The military is looking to test and develop smaller and smaller drones.
-
Raytheon awarded 3DELRR radar contract for second time
The Air Force ends a yearslong drama over the radar contract.
-
Navy should return to ‘goddamned steam’ on carrier, Trump says
President Trump says the Navy should abandon longstanding plans for electro-magnetic catapults for carrier aviation and return to the traditional steam-powered launch and recovery system.
-
Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
-
Counter-drone tech requires constant improvement, former DoD official says
If vendors like Department 13 are coming forward with the ability to take over opposing drones via radio attack, it’s a safe bet that the enemy is working on something similar.
-
Appropriators cut $20M from B-21 program in omnibus spending bill
Although the service requested $1.358 billion to fund research and development activities related to the B-21 Raider, the omnibus funding bill would only fund $1.338 billion.
-
Global drone market expected to surpass $22B by 2022
While the military market for drones is only a subcategory of that market, military usage is also expected to grow.
-
Minuteman III test-fired from California coastal base
An unarmed missile capable of sending a nuclear bomb across the world was launched Wednesday from California amid rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
-
Boeing pulls Harpoon from US Navy missile competition
Citing continuing requirements changes that would mean giving ships a less-capable weapon than those carried by aircraft, Boeing said Tuesday it would drop out of a U.S. Navy effort to buy an over-the-horizon (OTH) cruise missile for littoral combat ships (LCS) and frigates.
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THAAD can defend against North Korean missiles, South Korea says
The Terminal High Altitude Defense system set up at a converted golf course in Seongju has “early capability” to respond to North Korea’s nuclear and missile threat.
