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Aselsan teams up with local shipyard for two new naval drones
The new drones are to provide autonomous reconnaissance and intelligence gathering, and fulfill missions such as surface warfare, anti-submarine warfare, and the protection of bases, ports, critical facilities and high-value surface assets.
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Eurodrone effort gets $118M funding boost, updated production timeline
The Eurodrone project to build a twin-turboprop aircraft —in both an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance version and a battlefield version — aims to wean Europe off its reliance on U.S. and Israeli UAVs.
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Multidomain cloud ready for operational use, drone swarm nearly there, says British air chief
The Royal Air Force also intends to invest in a substantial boost to synthetic training capabilities.
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Give combatant commanders the tools to innovate
Innovations set to arrive in the 2030s or 2040s will be irrelevant if U.S. forces fail to prevent Chinese or Russian aggression during the next decade.
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Roketsan delivers low-range air defense weapon, beings producing midrange version
Both Hisar A+ and Hisar O+ have modular structures as part of their family concept, and are designed to be compatible with different platforms, fire control systems, and command-and-control infrastructure.
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Is the Army warming up to electric vehicles in its fleet?
Companies with commercial experience want to show the Army how capable electric-powered vehicles can be and overcome the challenges of operating them on the battlefield.
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Will the FCAS and Tempest jet programs merge? Germany’s top Air Force officer hopes so.
Interoperability is at the forefront of European defense officials’ minds — and that of their allies — while debating future weapon systems.
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Japanese defense firms prosper amid futuristic tech orders, export drives
Japan is continuing to push its defense-industrial base to grow as the country slowly builds up its self-defense forces to counter China’s growing military. Here are the companies benefiting from the government programs.
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The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
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How two F-16s from the US Air Force’s ‘boneyard’ will find a second life as digital models
From a collection of dismantled F-16s parts, the Air Force hopes to build a “digital twin” of the jet.
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Aselsan teams up with local shipyard for two new naval drones
The new drones are to provide autonomous reconnaissance and intelligence gathering, and fulfill missions such as surface warfare, anti-submarine warfare, and the protection of bases, ports, critical facilities and high-value surface assets.
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Eurodrone effort gets $118M funding boost, updated production timeline
The Eurodrone project to build a twin-turboprop aircraft —in both an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance version and a battlefield version — aims to wean Europe off its reliance on U.S. and Israeli UAVs.
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Multidomain cloud ready for operational use, drone swarm nearly there, says British air chief
The Royal Air Force also intends to invest in a substantial boost to synthetic training capabilities.
-
Give combatant commanders the tools to innovate
Innovations set to arrive in the 2030s or 2040s will be irrelevant if U.S. forces fail to prevent Chinese or Russian aggression during the next decade.
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Roketsan delivers low-range air defense weapon, beings producing midrange version
Both Hisar A+ and Hisar O+ have modular structures as part of their family concept, and are designed to be compatible with different platforms, fire control systems, and command-and-control infrastructure.
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Is the Army warming up to electric vehicles in its fleet?
Companies with commercial experience want to show the Army how capable electric-powered vehicles can be and overcome the challenges of operating them on the battlefield.
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Will the FCAS and Tempest jet programs merge? Germany’s top Air Force officer hopes so.
Interoperability is at the forefront of European defense officials’ minds — and that of their allies — while debating future weapon systems.
-
Japanese defense firms prosper amid futuristic tech orders, export drives
Japan is continuing to push its defense-industrial base to grow as the country slowly builds up its self-defense forces to counter China’s growing military. Here are the companies benefiting from the government programs.
-
The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
-
How two F-16s from the US Air Force’s ‘boneyard’ will find a second life as digital models
From a collection of dismantled F-16s parts, the Air Force hopes to build a “digital twin” of the jet.
-
Aselsan teams up with local shipyard for two new naval drones
The new drones are to provide autonomous reconnaissance and intelligence gathering, and fulfill missions such as surface warfare, anti-submarine warfare, and the protection of bases, ports, critical facilities and high-value surface assets.
-
Eurodrone effort gets $118M funding boost, updated production timeline
The Eurodrone project to build a twin-turboprop aircraft —in both an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance version and a battlefield version — aims to wean Europe off its reliance on U.S. and Israeli UAVs.
-
Multidomain cloud ready for operational use, drone swarm nearly there, says British air chief
The Royal Air Force also intends to invest in a substantial boost to synthetic training capabilities.
-
Give combatant commanders the tools to innovate
Innovations set to arrive in the 2030s or 2040s will be irrelevant if U.S. forces fail to prevent Chinese or Russian aggression during the next decade.
-
Roketsan delivers low-range air defense weapon, beings producing midrange version
Both Hisar A+ and Hisar O+ have modular structures as part of their family concept, and are designed to be compatible with different platforms, fire control systems, and command-and-control infrastructure.
-
Is the Army warming up to electric vehicles in its fleet?
Companies with commercial experience want to show the Army how capable electric-powered vehicles can be and overcome the challenges of operating them on the battlefield.
-
Will the FCAS and Tempest jet programs merge? Germany’s top Air Force officer hopes so.
Interoperability is at the forefront of European defense officials’ minds — and that of their allies — while debating future weapon systems.
-
Japanese defense firms prosper amid futuristic tech orders, export drives
Japan is continuing to push its defense-industrial base to grow as the country slowly builds up its self-defense forces to counter China’s growing military. Here are the companies benefiting from the government programs.
-
The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
-
How two F-16s from the US Air Force’s ‘boneyard’ will find a second life as digital models
From a collection of dismantled F-16s parts, the Air Force hopes to build a “digital twin” of the jet.
