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Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
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US Army debates path to buy long-range precision munitions
Could air-launched effects also be a long-range precision munition? The Army is looking into it.
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Australia fast-tracks its hunt for replacement frigates
Shipbuilders were reportedly given four weeks to respond to the request, plus another three weeks to explain how follow-on frigates can be locally built.
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A lighter, high-tech Abrams tank is taking shape
The new M1E3 Abrams’ design is underway as the U.S. Army eyes a rapid fielding schedule.
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Industry responding to Navy’s interest in small unmanned systems
It’s unclear when or how the Navy will buy small unmanned surface and undersea systems. But the desire is there, and L3Harris is responding to that signal.
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Titra, Airbus team up to modify ALPIN drone for naval missions
The strategic cooperation agreement between the Turkish and French firms calls for collaboration in integrating Airbus’ DeckFinder positioning system with
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Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
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Marines, special ops test MRZR vehicles that add power, payload capacity
Polaris developed two new MRZR Alpha variants that support using more payloads in the field: a power export variant, and a heavy payload variant.
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DARPA taps Aurora to keep designing heavy cargo seaplane in $8.3M deal
DARPA passed on General Atomics’ dual-hulled design for Liberty Lifter, and said the company was not meeting its “aggressive” schedule and technical goals.
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Thales doubles down on radio production as US Army rethinks its network
The Army tapped Thales Defense and Security and L3Harris Technologies to furnish combat net radios. Initial orders totaled tens of millions of dollars.
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Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
-
US Army debates path to buy long-range precision munitions
Could air-launched effects also be a long-range precision munition? The Army is looking into it.
-
Australia fast-tracks its hunt for replacement frigates
Shipbuilders were reportedly given four weeks to respond to the request, plus another three weeks to explain how follow-on frigates can be locally built.
-
A lighter, high-tech Abrams tank is taking shape
The new M1E3 Abrams’ design is underway as the U.S. Army eyes a rapid fielding schedule.
-
Industry responding to Navy’s interest in small unmanned systems
It’s unclear when or how the Navy will buy small unmanned surface and undersea systems. But the desire is there, and L3Harris is responding to that signal.
-
Titra, Airbus team up to modify ALPIN drone for naval missions
The strategic cooperation agreement between the Turkish and French firms calls for collaboration in integrating Airbus’ DeckFinder positioning system with
-
Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
-
Marines, special ops test MRZR vehicles that add power, payload capacity
Polaris developed two new MRZR Alpha variants that support using more payloads in the field: a power export variant, and a heavy payload variant.
-
DARPA taps Aurora to keep designing heavy cargo seaplane in $8.3M deal
DARPA passed on General Atomics’ dual-hulled design for Liberty Lifter, and said the company was not meeting its “aggressive” schedule and technical goals.
-
Thales doubles down on radio production as US Army rethinks its network
The Army tapped Thales Defense and Security and L3Harris Technologies to furnish combat net radios. Initial orders totaled tens of millions of dollars.
-
Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
-
US Army debates path to buy long-range precision munitions
Could air-launched effects also be a long-range precision munition? The Army is looking into it.
-
Australia fast-tracks its hunt for replacement frigates
Shipbuilders were reportedly given four weeks to respond to the request, plus another three weeks to explain how follow-on frigates can be locally built.
-
A lighter, high-tech Abrams tank is taking shape
The new M1E3 Abrams’ design is underway as the U.S. Army eyes a rapid fielding schedule.
-
Industry responding to Navy’s interest in small unmanned systems
It’s unclear when or how the Navy will buy small unmanned surface and undersea systems. But the desire is there, and L3Harris is responding to that signal.
-
Titra, Airbus team up to modify ALPIN drone for naval missions
The strategic cooperation agreement between the Turkish and French firms calls for collaboration in integrating Airbus’ DeckFinder positioning system with
-
Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
-
Marines, special ops test MRZR vehicles that add power, payload capacity
Polaris developed two new MRZR Alpha variants that support using more payloads in the field: a power export variant, and a heavy payload variant.
-
DARPA taps Aurora to keep designing heavy cargo seaplane in $8.3M deal
DARPA passed on General Atomics’ dual-hulled design for Liberty Lifter, and said the company was not meeting its “aggressive” schedule and technical goals.
-
Thales doubles down on radio production as US Army rethinks its network
The Army tapped Thales Defense and Security and L3Harris Technologies to furnish combat net radios. Initial orders totaled tens of millions of dollars.
