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UAE joins naval security coalition in the Gulf
The UAE joins four other members of the International Maritime Security Construct — the United Kingdom, Australia, Bahrain and the United States.
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The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
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US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
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Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
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US Army’s new landing craft hits an early milestone
Vigor Works in Washington state is announcing an early milestone for the boat contract it won two years ago.
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DSEI at a glance
In case you were wondering, there was in fact a falcon at DSEI in London this year. See what else showed up at the defense trade show.
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The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
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Thailand to acquire amphibious ship from China
The Royal Thai Navy has signed a shipbuilding agreement with state-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation for a Type 071E amphibious transport dock.
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UAE joins naval security coalition in the Gulf
The UAE joins four other members of the International Maritime Security Construct — the United Kingdom, Australia, Bahrain and the United States.
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The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
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US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
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Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
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US Army’s new landing craft hits an early milestone
Vigor Works in Washington state is announcing an early milestone for the boat contract it won two years ago.
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DSEI at a glance
In case you were wondering, there was in fact a falcon at DSEI in London this year. See what else showed up at the defense trade show.
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Electric Boat gets new leadership
Kevin Graney takes over at Electric Boat come Oct. 1.
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The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
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Thailand to acquire amphibious ship from China
The Royal Thai Navy has signed a shipbuilding agreement with state-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation for a Type 071E amphibious transport dock.
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UAE joins naval security coalition in the Gulf
The UAE joins four other members of the International Maritime Security Construct — the United Kingdom, Australia, Bahrain and the United States.
-
The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
-
NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
-
US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
-
Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
-
US Army’s new landing craft hits an early milestone
Vigor Works in Washington state is announcing an early milestone for the boat contract it won two years ago.
-
DSEI at a glance
In case you were wondering, there was in fact a falcon at DSEI in London this year. See what else showed up at the defense trade show.
-
Electric Boat gets new leadership
Kevin Graney takes over at Electric Boat come Oct. 1.
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The US Navy says it’s doing its best to avoid a ‘Terminator’ scenario in quest for autonomous weapons
The U.S. Navy hopes to avoid turning computers against humanity in its journey toward ever-smarter autonomous weapons.
-
Thailand to acquire amphibious ship from China
The Royal Thai Navy has signed a shipbuilding agreement with state-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation for a Type 071E amphibious transport dock.
