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US Navy considers a more powerful frigate
The U.S. Navy is taking a hard look at upgrading its future frigates to protect other ships from anti-air threats in addition to defending against undersea and surface enemies.
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Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
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Air Force Space Command head ‘open to’ reusable rockets
The comments, made by Gen. Jay Raymond during Space Symposium, could reflect the service’s willingness to use cutting-edge technologies to drive down the cost of launch services — that is, once the technology has been proven.
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General Dynamics brings NATO to the cloud
Work on this contract will be based in Belgium and performed across many of the NATO member nations.
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General Dynamics tunes into $411M British comms deal
The latest contract is expected to eventually trigger a series of further procurement competitions for new equipment.
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Drones, 3-D printing and other new tech will transform logistics
The Marine Corps’ cutting-edge technology will improve readiness.
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US Air Force general has eyes on sci-fi tech, fixing pilot shortage
Everhart said industry members wondered if he’d been watching too much science fiction.
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Electric drones? Aurora team behind VTOL X-Plane focuses on hybrid propulsion
A 20 percent subscale vehicle demonstrator of the XV-24A LightningStrike Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) X-Plane completed its planned flight test program in early March at Webster Outlying Field in Southern Maryland. Next up is testing the electric distributed propulsion system for the full-scale aircraft.
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Turkey indicates Ukrainian preference for Altay tank engine tech
Turkey may ditch attempts to obtain Japanese and Austrian technology to develop a “national engine” for its first indigenous new-generation tank in the making, instead turning to Ukraine.
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Hydrogen fuel cell technology could bring stealth to Army vehicles
A Chevrolet Colorado floated over large cement blocks down a road at General Motors Proving Ground at a good clip. At first listen, it’s like the truck is part of a silent film, but birds tweeting and leaves rustling validate the existence of sound.
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US Navy considers a more powerful frigate
The U.S. Navy is taking a hard look at upgrading its future frigates to protect other ships from anti-air threats in addition to defending against undersea and surface enemies.
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Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
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Air Force Space Command head ‘open to’ reusable rockets
The comments, made by Gen. Jay Raymond during Space Symposium, could reflect the service’s willingness to use cutting-edge technologies to drive down the cost of launch services — that is, once the technology has been proven.
-
General Dynamics brings NATO to the cloud
Work on this contract will be based in Belgium and performed across many of the NATO member nations.
-
General Dynamics tunes into $411M British comms deal
The latest contract is expected to eventually trigger a series of further procurement competitions for new equipment.
-
Drones, 3-D printing and other new tech will transform logistics
The Marine Corps’ cutting-edge technology will improve readiness.
-
US Air Force general has eyes on sci-fi tech, fixing pilot shortage
Everhart said industry members wondered if he’d been watching too much science fiction.
-
Electric drones? Aurora team behind VTOL X-Plane focuses on hybrid propulsion
A 20 percent subscale vehicle demonstrator of the XV-24A LightningStrike Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) X-Plane completed its planned flight test program in early March at Webster Outlying Field in Southern Maryland. Next up is testing the electric distributed propulsion system for the full-scale aircraft.
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Turkey indicates Ukrainian preference for Altay tank engine tech
Turkey may ditch attempts to obtain Japanese and Austrian technology to develop a “national engine” for its first indigenous new-generation tank in the making, instead turning to Ukraine.
-
Hydrogen fuel cell technology could bring stealth to Army vehicles
A Chevrolet Colorado floated over large cement blocks down a road at General Motors Proving Ground at a good clip. At first listen, it’s like the truck is part of a silent film, but birds tweeting and leaves rustling validate the existence of sound.
-
US Navy considers a more powerful frigate
The U.S. Navy is taking a hard look at upgrading its future frigates to protect other ships from anti-air threats in addition to defending against undersea and surface enemies.
-
Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
-
Air Force Space Command head ‘open to’ reusable rockets
The comments, made by Gen. Jay Raymond during Space Symposium, could reflect the service’s willingness to use cutting-edge technologies to drive down the cost of launch services — that is, once the technology has been proven.
-
General Dynamics brings NATO to the cloud
Work on this contract will be based in Belgium and performed across many of the NATO member nations.
-
General Dynamics tunes into $411M British comms deal
The latest contract is expected to eventually trigger a series of further procurement competitions for new equipment.
-
Drones, 3-D printing and other new tech will transform logistics
The Marine Corps’ cutting-edge technology will improve readiness.
-
US Air Force general has eyes on sci-fi tech, fixing pilot shortage
Everhart said industry members wondered if he’d been watching too much science fiction.
-
Electric drones? Aurora team behind VTOL X-Plane focuses on hybrid propulsion
A 20 percent subscale vehicle demonstrator of the XV-24A LightningStrike Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) X-Plane completed its planned flight test program in early March at Webster Outlying Field in Southern Maryland. Next up is testing the electric distributed propulsion system for the full-scale aircraft.
-
Turkey indicates Ukrainian preference for Altay tank engine tech
Turkey may ditch attempts to obtain Japanese and Austrian technology to develop a “national engine” for its first indigenous new-generation tank in the making, instead turning to Ukraine.
-
Hydrogen fuel cell technology could bring stealth to Army vehicles
A Chevrolet Colorado floated over large cement blocks down a road at General Motors Proving Ground at a good clip. At first listen, it’s like the truck is part of a silent film, but birds tweeting and leaves rustling validate the existence of sound.
