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Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
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Aselsan and Patria team up to export weaponized armored vehicles
The two companies signed a memorandum of agreement during the 2019 DSEI exhibit in London.
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The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
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Future wars will be won with open mission systems
Future success on the battlefield will be closely linked to rapidly processing information in space, in the air, and on land, sea and cyberspace.
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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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Shoot and scoot: Industry answers call for more mobile firepower
Industry answers call at DSEI for more mobile firepower, bringing heavy duty mortar systems on more mobile vehicle platforms.
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Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
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MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
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Britain kicks off competition to manage ground stations for next Skynet satellite program
Britain’s defense secretary has fired the starting gun on an industry competition to manage the ground station element of the £6 billion Skynet 6 communications satellite program.
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Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
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Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
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Aselsan and Patria team up to export weaponized armored vehicles
The two companies signed a memorandum of agreement during the 2019 DSEI exhibit in London.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
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Future wars will be won with open mission systems
Future success on the battlefield will be closely linked to rapidly processing information in space, in the air, and on land, sea and cyberspace.
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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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Shoot and scoot: Industry answers call for more mobile firepower
Industry answers call at DSEI for more mobile firepower, bringing heavy duty mortar systems on more mobile vehicle platforms.
-
Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
-
MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
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Britain kicks off competition to manage ground stations for next Skynet satellite program
Britain’s defense secretary has fired the starting gun on an industry competition to manage the ground station element of the £6 billion Skynet 6 communications satellite program.
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Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
-
Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
-
Aselsan and Patria team up to export weaponized armored vehicles
The two companies signed a memorandum of agreement during the 2019 DSEI exhibit in London.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Future wars will be won with open mission systems
Future success on the battlefield will be closely linked to rapidly processing information in space, in the air, and on land, sea and cyberspace.
-
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.
-
Shoot and scoot: Industry answers call for more mobile firepower
Industry answers call at DSEI for more mobile firepower, bringing heavy duty mortar systems on more mobile vehicle platforms.
-
Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
-
MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
-
Britain kicks off competition to manage ground stations for next Skynet satellite program
Britain’s defense secretary has fired the starting gun on an industry competition to manage the ground station element of the £6 billion Skynet 6 communications satellite program.
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Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
