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These Baltic nations could build Europe’s next ground drone
A trio of nations are working on a new unmanned ground system they hope will become the gold standard for European militaries.
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US confirms drones in Niger have striking capabilities
The United States Africa Command says the U.S. started arming drones in the Central African nation of Niger earlier this year.
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Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
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Netherlands signs deal for unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones
General Atomics scores a major win at the Farnborough Airshow.
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Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
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Helicopter drone loses weight, lengthens endurance, but will the change attract customers?
The Skeldar V-200B has a five-hour endurance due to a 10-kilogram weight reduction in the aircraft, something the company claims will up its appeal because of the increased performance and reliability.
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‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
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Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
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Drone flight from Grand Forks lands successfully in England
The flight covered more than 3,000 miles before landing in Gloucestershire, England.
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Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
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These Baltic nations could build Europe’s next ground drone
A trio of nations are working on a new unmanned ground system they hope will become the gold standard for European militaries.
-
US confirms drones in Niger have striking capabilities
The United States Africa Command says the U.S. started arming drones in the Central African nation of Niger earlier this year.
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Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
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Netherlands signs deal for unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones
General Atomics scores a major win at the Farnborough Airshow.
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Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
-
Helicopter drone loses weight, lengthens endurance, but will the change attract customers?
The Skeldar V-200B has a five-hour endurance due to a 10-kilogram weight reduction in the aircraft, something the company claims will up its appeal because of the increased performance and reliability.
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‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
-
Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
-
Drone flight from Grand Forks lands successfully in England
The flight covered more than 3,000 miles before landing in Gloucestershire, England.
-
Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
-
These Baltic nations could build Europe’s next ground drone
A trio of nations are working on a new unmanned ground system they hope will become the gold standard for European militaries.
-
US confirms drones in Niger have striking capabilities
The United States Africa Command says the U.S. started arming drones in the Central African nation of Niger earlier this year.
-
Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
-
Netherlands signs deal for unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones
General Atomics scores a major win at the Farnborough Airshow.
-
Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
-
Helicopter drone loses weight, lengthens endurance, but will the change attract customers?
The Skeldar V-200B has a five-hour endurance due to a 10-kilogram weight reduction in the aircraft, something the company claims will up its appeal because of the increased performance and reliability.
-
‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
-
Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
-
Drone flight from Grand Forks lands successfully in England
The flight covered more than 3,000 miles before landing in Gloucestershire, England.
-
Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
