-
Special operators set to pick light machine gun in new caliber
The .338 caliber has been adopted for sniper use. This is its debut in machine guns.
-
Teledyne unveils Rogue 1 exploding drone sought by Marine Corps
Should the Rogue 1 drone not explode or be recalled, it can be disarmed and reused thanks to a mechanical disconnect.
-
Anduril touts Pulsar jammers that rapidly adapt to changing threats
“At a high level, we’re in production of these systems, so we’re pumping them out and they are being used,” said Sam El-Akkad with Anduril Industries.
-
Northrop’s colossal Manta Ray underwater drone passes at-sea tests
“I think it is striking in its size and scale, even for those folks that have been there throughout the design process.”
-
Marine Corps eyeing more recon boats from Australian ‘Whiskey Project’
A Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft was photographed at the Army’s Project Convergence Capstone 4 earlier this year.
-
Here’s when the US Army will pick next long-range spy plane
The service is divesting its entire turboprop-based ISR fleet, developed for counterinsurgency, in favor of a high-speed jet with high-tech sensors.
-
US Army to field long-range combat aircraft to first unit in FY31
The program’s schedule is behind by a year following Lockheed Martin’s protest over the Army’s decision to choose Bell’s offering.
-
US Army’s next-gen helicopter engine could fly in Black Hawk next year
The Black Hawk will be the first to receive the capability, and the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter will follow.
-
Saab unveils technology incubator using Enforcer 3 as test bed
“We are trying to get capability to the fleet in months,” said Erik Smith, the chief executive of Saab’s U.S. branch.
-
Raytheon to develop two Standard Missile types with better targeting
Raytheon will develop a common guidance section to go on new SM-6 and SM-2 variants for the U.S. Navy and foreign military sales.
-
Special operators set to pick light machine gun in new caliber
The .338 caliber has been adopted for sniper use. This is its debut in machine guns.
-
Teledyne unveils Rogue 1 exploding drone sought by Marine Corps
Should the Rogue 1 drone not explode or be recalled, it can be disarmed and reused thanks to a mechanical disconnect.
-
Anduril touts Pulsar jammers that rapidly adapt to changing threats
“At a high level, we’re in production of these systems, so we’re pumping them out and they are being used,” said Sam El-Akkad with Anduril Industries.
-
Northrop’s colossal Manta Ray underwater drone passes at-sea tests
“I think it is striking in its size and scale, even for those folks that have been there throughout the design process.”
-
Marine Corps eyeing more recon boats from Australian ‘Whiskey Project’
A Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft was photographed at the Army’s Project Convergence Capstone 4 earlier this year.
-
Here’s when the US Army will pick next long-range spy plane
The service is divesting its entire turboprop-based ISR fleet, developed for counterinsurgency, in favor of a high-speed jet with high-tech sensors.
-
US Army to field long-range combat aircraft to first unit in FY31
The program’s schedule is behind by a year following Lockheed Martin’s protest over the Army’s decision to choose Bell’s offering.
-
US Army’s next-gen helicopter engine could fly in Black Hawk next year
The Black Hawk will be the first to receive the capability, and the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter will follow.
-
Saab unveils technology incubator using Enforcer 3 as test bed
“We are trying to get capability to the fleet in months,” said Erik Smith, the chief executive of Saab’s U.S. branch.
-
Raytheon to develop two Standard Missile types with better targeting
Raytheon will develop a common guidance section to go on new SM-6 and SM-2 variants for the U.S. Navy and foreign military sales.
-
Special operators set to pick light machine gun in new caliber
The .338 caliber has been adopted for sniper use. This is its debut in machine guns.
-
Teledyne unveils Rogue 1 exploding drone sought by Marine Corps
Should the Rogue 1 drone not explode or be recalled, it can be disarmed and reused thanks to a mechanical disconnect.
-
Anduril touts Pulsar jammers that rapidly adapt to changing threats
“At a high level, we’re in production of these systems, so we’re pumping them out and they are being used,” said Sam El-Akkad with Anduril Industries.
-
Northrop’s colossal Manta Ray underwater drone passes at-sea tests
“I think it is striking in its size and scale, even for those folks that have been there throughout the design process.”
-
Marine Corps eyeing more recon boats from Australian ‘Whiskey Project’
A Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft was photographed at the Army’s Project Convergence Capstone 4 earlier this year.
-
Here’s when the US Army will pick next long-range spy plane
The service is divesting its entire turboprop-based ISR fleet, developed for counterinsurgency, in favor of a high-speed jet with high-tech sensors.
-
US Army to field long-range combat aircraft to first unit in FY31
The program’s schedule is behind by a year following Lockheed Martin’s protest over the Army’s decision to choose Bell’s offering.
-
US Army’s next-gen helicopter engine could fly in Black Hawk next year
The Black Hawk will be the first to receive the capability, and the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter will follow.
-
Saab unveils technology incubator using Enforcer 3 as test bed
“We are trying to get capability to the fleet in months,” said Erik Smith, the chief executive of Saab’s U.S. branch.
-
Raytheon to develop two Standard Missile types with better targeting
Raytheon will develop a common guidance section to go on new SM-6 and SM-2 variants for the U.S. Navy and foreign military sales.
