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Top US Navy chief talks connecting tech, recovering from accidents
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday took on his latest role in August 2019 and has since been vocal about not just the need to field new tech, but also figuring out how it all fits together.
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In developing robot warships, US Navy wants to avoid another littoral combat ship
As the U.S. Navy pushes forward with developing its large unmanned surface vessel, a growing consensus is forming that the service needs to get its requirements and systems right before making a big investment.
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Army buys $189M counter drone system but already has plans to replace it
The Army has awarded a contract for Mobile-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System (M-LIDS), even though it’s not included on a list of eight counter-small unmanned aircraft system solutions approved for further investment by the joint forces.
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Eastern European NATO allies ramp up drone buys to protect their borders
Countries eye Russia as they gauge the need to bolster their aerial capabilities.
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With this new sensor, Blackjack drones can monitor an entire city at once
The U.S. Navy has already ordered two Cardcounter sensor prototypes from Logos Technologies.
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Editor’s Note
This article has been removed. Upon review, Defense News has determined its sourcing did not meet our standards. We are taking steps to ensure this does not happen again.
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Four companies will square off to win money to build Skyborg drone prototypes
Not all the companies that won Skyborg contracts are assured to score orders to build prototypes.
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Trump admin officially makes it easier to export military drones
The Trump administration hopes to reap the economic benefit of increased sales of military drones abroad.
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Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
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Trump admin expected to ease drone export rules Friday
The change would mark how the U.S. interprets the Missile Technology Control Regime.
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Top US Navy chief talks connecting tech, recovering from accidents
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday took on his latest role in August 2019 and has since been vocal about not just the need to field new tech, but also figuring out how it all fits together.
-
In developing robot warships, US Navy wants to avoid another littoral combat ship
As the U.S. Navy pushes forward with developing its large unmanned surface vessel, a growing consensus is forming that the service needs to get its requirements and systems right before making a big investment.
-
Army buys $189M counter drone system but already has plans to replace it
The Army has awarded a contract for Mobile-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System (M-LIDS), even though it’s not included on a list of eight counter-small unmanned aircraft system solutions approved for further investment by the joint forces.
-
Eastern European NATO allies ramp up drone buys to protect their borders
Countries eye Russia as they gauge the need to bolster their aerial capabilities.
-
With this new sensor, Blackjack drones can monitor an entire city at once
The U.S. Navy has already ordered two Cardcounter sensor prototypes from Logos Technologies.
-
Editor’s Note
This article has been removed. Upon review, Defense News has determined its sourcing did not meet our standards. We are taking steps to ensure this does not happen again.
-
Four companies will square off to win money to build Skyborg drone prototypes
Not all the companies that won Skyborg contracts are assured to score orders to build prototypes.
-
Trump admin officially makes it easier to export military drones
The Trump administration hopes to reap the economic benefit of increased sales of military drones abroad.
-
Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
-
Trump admin expected to ease drone export rules Friday
The change would mark how the U.S. interprets the Missile Technology Control Regime.
-
Top US Navy chief talks connecting tech, recovering from accidents
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday took on his latest role in August 2019 and has since been vocal about not just the need to field new tech, but also figuring out how it all fits together.
-
In developing robot warships, US Navy wants to avoid another littoral combat ship
As the U.S. Navy pushes forward with developing its large unmanned surface vessel, a growing consensus is forming that the service needs to get its requirements and systems right before making a big investment.
-
Army buys $189M counter drone system but already has plans to replace it
The Army has awarded a contract for Mobile-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System (M-LIDS), even though it’s not included on a list of eight counter-small unmanned aircraft system solutions approved for further investment by the joint forces.
-
Eastern European NATO allies ramp up drone buys to protect their borders
Countries eye Russia as they gauge the need to bolster their aerial capabilities.
-
With this new sensor, Blackjack drones can monitor an entire city at once
The U.S. Navy has already ordered two Cardcounter sensor prototypes from Logos Technologies.
-
Editor’s Note
This article has been removed. Upon review, Defense News has determined its sourcing did not meet our standards. We are taking steps to ensure this does not happen again.
-
Four companies will square off to win money to build Skyborg drone prototypes
Not all the companies that won Skyborg contracts are assured to score orders to build prototypes.
-
Trump admin officially makes it easier to export military drones
The Trump administration hopes to reap the economic benefit of increased sales of military drones abroad.
-
Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
-
Trump admin expected to ease drone export rules Friday
The change would mark how the U.S. interprets the Missile Technology Control Regime.
