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Marines eye tactical resupply drone prototypes
Just like Amazon wants to use drones to drop off packages on your doorstep, the Marines want to use UAS systems for tactical resupply to squads in the field.
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Pentagon orders small Israeli drones for indoor special operations
The department ordered the Skylord Xtender in partnership with the Israeli Defense Ministry.
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Pentagon wants a cheap, ground-launched and hand-held counter-drone capability
Industry will have a chance to demonstrate its counter-drone technology this fall.
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Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
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US Army looks for nontraditional business to tackle robotic vehicle sustainment
The Army has a history of not planning for or thinking much about sustainment during the development phase of programs, instead attempting to solve how to manage systems after they are fielded.
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Huntington Ingalls bullish on unmanned growth
America’s largest military shipbuilder, Huntington Ingalls Industries, is known for for aircraft carriers and big deck amphibious ships, but its corporate strategy is sighted in on much smaller platforms.
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Here are some big changes that may be coming to the Marine Corps
They include reservist drone pilots, ditching weapons company and the light armored vehicle’s replacement.
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Counter-drone director talks testing in Saudi Arabia and regional expansion
Monaco-based firm MARSS opened a new facility in the Saudi capital of Riyadh in January and hopes to secure a deal with the kingdom to counter unmanned aircraft systems.
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US State Department clears Australia to buy MQ-9B drones
The deal would allow Australia to buy up to 12 MQ-9B SkyGuardians.
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Marines eye tactical resupply drone prototypes
Just like Amazon wants to use drones to drop off packages on your doorstep, the Marines want to use UAS systems for tactical resupply to squads in the field.
-
Pentagon orders small Israeli drones for indoor special operations
The department ordered the Skylord Xtender in partnership with the Israeli Defense Ministry.
-
Pentagon wants a cheap, ground-launched and hand-held counter-drone capability
Industry will have a chance to demonstrate its counter-drone technology this fall.
-
Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
-
US Army looks for nontraditional business to tackle robotic vehicle sustainment
The Army has a history of not planning for or thinking much about sustainment during the development phase of programs, instead attempting to solve how to manage systems after they are fielded.
-
Huntington Ingalls bullish on unmanned growth
America’s largest military shipbuilder, Huntington Ingalls Industries, is known for for aircraft carriers and big deck amphibious ships, but its corporate strategy is sighted in on much smaller platforms.
-
Here are some big changes that may be coming to the Marine Corps
They include reservist drone pilots, ditching weapons company and the light armored vehicle’s replacement.
-
Counter-drone director talks testing in Saudi Arabia and regional expansion
Monaco-based firm MARSS opened a new facility in the Saudi capital of Riyadh in January and hopes to secure a deal with the kingdom to counter unmanned aircraft systems.
-
US State Department clears Australia to buy MQ-9B drones
The deal would allow Australia to buy up to 12 MQ-9B SkyGuardians.
-
Marines eye tactical resupply drone prototypes
Just like Amazon wants to use drones to drop off packages on your doorstep, the Marines want to use UAS systems for tactical resupply to squads in the field.
-
Pentagon orders small Israeli drones for indoor special operations
The department ordered the Skylord Xtender in partnership with the Israeli Defense Ministry.
-
Pentagon wants a cheap, ground-launched and hand-held counter-drone capability
Industry will have a chance to demonstrate its counter-drone technology this fall.
-
Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
-
US Army looks for nontraditional business to tackle robotic vehicle sustainment
The Army has a history of not planning for or thinking much about sustainment during the development phase of programs, instead attempting to solve how to manage systems after they are fielded.
-
Huntington Ingalls bullish on unmanned growth
America’s largest military shipbuilder, Huntington Ingalls Industries, is known for for aircraft carriers and big deck amphibious ships, but its corporate strategy is sighted in on much smaller platforms.
-
Here are some big changes that may be coming to the Marine Corps
They include reservist drone pilots, ditching weapons company and the light armored vehicle’s replacement.
-
Counter-drone director talks testing in Saudi Arabia and regional expansion
Monaco-based firm MARSS opened a new facility in the Saudi capital of Riyadh in January and hopes to secure a deal with the kingdom to counter unmanned aircraft systems.
-
US State Department clears Australia to buy MQ-9B drones
The deal would allow Australia to buy up to 12 MQ-9B SkyGuardians.
