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The Marines want to get rid of their tanks. Here’s why.
“We have sufficient evidence to conclude that this capability [tanks], despite its long and honorable history in the wars of the past, is operationally unsuitable for our highest-priority challenges in the future,” the report said about the divestment of Marine tanks.
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Turkey’s TAI sells six Anka-S drones to Tunisia
Turkish procurement officials say TAI had been awaiting a deal with the Tunisian government for more than a year to sell its Anka-S drone.
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How Minot plans to protect America’s ICBMs from drones
Drones are both a threat to Minot’s ICBM mission — and potentially a benefit.
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Northrop offers Triton drones to Australia, as US budget request pauses orders
Faced with a possible two-year production pause in the wake of the Trump administratoin’s fiscal 2021 budget request, Northrop Grumman is offering to accelerate MQ-4C Triton drone production for Australia.
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Israeli firm sells over 150 drones to European country
Bluebird Aero Systems has sold more than 150 vertical-takeoff-and-landing drones to an unnamed European country in a deal said to be worth “tens of millions of euros.”
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Meet Garmousha: A new rotary-wing drone made in the UAE
The drone can be used to detect gas pipeline leaks, survey infrastructure, and perform search-and-rescue operations.
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Turkey reveals new plan to buy drones, helicopters and air defense systems
Turkey’s defense procurement agency has unveiled an ambitious procurement plan for 2020, even as its economy seeks to recover from a recession and the government spends money fighting wars in multiple theaters, including Iraq and Syria.
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Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts multiple drones with lasers
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently tested its counter-UAS system Drone Dome, during which the system identified and intercepted moving targets using a high-powered laser beam.
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DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
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US Navy’s first Triton drones arrive in Guam
Two drones arrived in Guam and will serve as part of an early operational capability to develop a concept of operations for the high-altitude, long-endurance systems.
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The Marines want to get rid of their tanks. Here’s why.
“We have sufficient evidence to conclude that this capability [tanks], despite its long and honorable history in the wars of the past, is operationally unsuitable for our highest-priority challenges in the future,” the report said about the divestment of Marine tanks.
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Turkey’s TAI sells six Anka-S drones to Tunisia
Turkish procurement officials say TAI had been awaiting a deal with the Tunisian government for more than a year to sell its Anka-S drone.
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How Minot plans to protect America’s ICBMs from drones
Drones are both a threat to Minot’s ICBM mission — and potentially a benefit.
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Northrop offers Triton drones to Australia, as US budget request pauses orders
Faced with a possible two-year production pause in the wake of the Trump administratoin’s fiscal 2021 budget request, Northrop Grumman is offering to accelerate MQ-4C Triton drone production for Australia.
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Israeli firm sells over 150 drones to European country
Bluebird Aero Systems has sold more than 150 vertical-takeoff-and-landing drones to an unnamed European country in a deal said to be worth “tens of millions of euros.”
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Meet Garmousha: A new rotary-wing drone made in the UAE
The drone can be used to detect gas pipeline leaks, survey infrastructure, and perform search-and-rescue operations.
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Turkey reveals new plan to buy drones, helicopters and air defense systems
Turkey’s defense procurement agency has unveiled an ambitious procurement plan for 2020, even as its economy seeks to recover from a recession and the government spends money fighting wars in multiple theaters, including Iraq and Syria.
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Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts multiple drones with lasers
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently tested its counter-UAS system Drone Dome, during which the system identified and intercepted moving targets using a high-powered laser beam.
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DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
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US Navy’s first Triton drones arrive in Guam
Two drones arrived in Guam and will serve as part of an early operational capability to develop a concept of operations for the high-altitude, long-endurance systems.
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The Marines want to get rid of their tanks. Here’s why.
“We have sufficient evidence to conclude that this capability [tanks], despite its long and honorable history in the wars of the past, is operationally unsuitable for our highest-priority challenges in the future,” the report said about the divestment of Marine tanks.
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Turkey’s TAI sells six Anka-S drones to Tunisia
Turkish procurement officials say TAI had been awaiting a deal with the Tunisian government for more than a year to sell its Anka-S drone.
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How Minot plans to protect America’s ICBMs from drones
Drones are both a threat to Minot’s ICBM mission — and potentially a benefit.
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Northrop offers Triton drones to Australia, as US budget request pauses orders
Faced with a possible two-year production pause in the wake of the Trump administratoin’s fiscal 2021 budget request, Northrop Grumman is offering to accelerate MQ-4C Triton drone production for Australia.
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Israeli firm sells over 150 drones to European country
Bluebird Aero Systems has sold more than 150 vertical-takeoff-and-landing drones to an unnamed European country in a deal said to be worth “tens of millions of euros.”
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Meet Garmousha: A new rotary-wing drone made in the UAE
The drone can be used to detect gas pipeline leaks, survey infrastructure, and perform search-and-rescue operations.
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Turkey reveals new plan to buy drones, helicopters and air defense systems
Turkey’s defense procurement agency has unveiled an ambitious procurement plan for 2020, even as its economy seeks to recover from a recession and the government spends money fighting wars in multiple theaters, including Iraq and Syria.
-
Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts multiple drones with lasers
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently tested its counter-UAS system Drone Dome, during which the system identified and intercepted moving targets using a high-powered laser beam.
-
DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
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US Navy’s first Triton drones arrive in Guam
Two drones arrived in Guam and will serve as part of an early operational capability to develop a concept of operations for the high-altitude, long-endurance systems.
