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Pentagon acquisition chief LaPlante focused on boosting manufacturing
Bill LaPlante said sufficient manufacturing rates are a key concern both for the health of the industrial base and for the health of DoD stockpiles.
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Griffon, Textron advance in Army’s Future Tactical UAS competition
Northrop, Sierra Nevada were eliminated in the competition to replace the service’s Shadow Unmanned Aircraft Systems fleet.
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Joby’s air taxis to help US Air Force usher in electric aviation era
The vehicles will first be flown remotely to shuttle cargo around Edwards Air Force Base, followed by human pilots and passengers next year.
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Taiwan moves closer to acquiring 160 Turkish-made Jackal drones
The Jackal has the potential to conduct airstrikes, provide air support, attack helicopters in flight and more.
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What commercial autonomous technology can do for US Army modernization
The Pentagon is at an important juncture as it thinks creatively and ambitiously on how to leverage this critical new technology.
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Australia to focus R&D on asymmetric warfighting, chief scientist says
Australia is mulling which high-tech areas it will pursue alone or which may fall under AUKUS, as it ensures all its efforts focus on top warfighter needs.
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US sanctions firms in China , Russia, Turkey over Iran’s drone program
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran remain high, despite the release of five American detainees from Iran this week.
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Israeli companies showcase drones that take off, land vertically
IAI developed the Rotem Alpha loitering munition, capable of hovering, taking off and landing vertically.
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Elbit sells SkyStriker loitering munition to mystery European customer
SkyStriker is an autonomous loitering munition that can locate, acquire and engage operator-designated targets.
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Military drone crashes during test flight in Iran, injuring 2
Images of the wreckage circulating on social media suggested it was the type of drone that carries bombs.
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Pentagon acquisition chief LaPlante focused on boosting manufacturing
Bill LaPlante said sufficient manufacturing rates are a key concern both for the health of the industrial base and for the health of DoD stockpiles.
-
Griffon, Textron advance in Army’s Future Tactical UAS competition
Northrop, Sierra Nevada were eliminated in the competition to replace the service’s Shadow Unmanned Aircraft Systems fleet.
-
Joby’s air taxis to help US Air Force usher in electric aviation era
The vehicles will first be flown remotely to shuttle cargo around Edwards Air Force Base, followed by human pilots and passengers next year.
-
Taiwan moves closer to acquiring 160 Turkish-made Jackal drones
The Jackal has the potential to conduct airstrikes, provide air support, attack helicopters in flight and more.
-
What commercial autonomous technology can do for US Army modernization
The Pentagon is at an important juncture as it thinks creatively and ambitiously on how to leverage this critical new technology.
-
Australia to focus R&D on asymmetric warfighting, chief scientist says
Australia is mulling which high-tech areas it will pursue alone or which may fall under AUKUS, as it ensures all its efforts focus on top warfighter needs.
-
US sanctions firms in China , Russia, Turkey over Iran’s drone program
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran remain high, despite the release of five American detainees from Iran this week.
-
Israeli companies showcase drones that take off, land vertically
IAI developed the Rotem Alpha loitering munition, capable of hovering, taking off and landing vertically.
-
Elbit sells SkyStriker loitering munition to mystery European customer
SkyStriker is an autonomous loitering munition that can locate, acquire and engage operator-designated targets.
-
Military drone crashes during test flight in Iran, injuring 2
Images of the wreckage circulating on social media suggested it was the type of drone that carries bombs.
-
Pentagon acquisition chief LaPlante focused on boosting manufacturing
Bill LaPlante said sufficient manufacturing rates are a key concern both for the health of the industrial base and for the health of DoD stockpiles.
-
Griffon, Textron advance in Army’s Future Tactical UAS competition
Northrop, Sierra Nevada were eliminated in the competition to replace the service’s Shadow Unmanned Aircraft Systems fleet.
-
Joby’s air taxis to help US Air Force usher in electric aviation era
The vehicles will first be flown remotely to shuttle cargo around Edwards Air Force Base, followed by human pilots and passengers next year.
-
Taiwan moves closer to acquiring 160 Turkish-made Jackal drones
The Jackal has the potential to conduct airstrikes, provide air support, attack helicopters in flight and more.
-
What commercial autonomous technology can do for US Army modernization
The Pentagon is at an important juncture as it thinks creatively and ambitiously on how to leverage this critical new technology.
-
Australia to focus R&D on asymmetric warfighting, chief scientist says
Australia is mulling which high-tech areas it will pursue alone or which may fall under AUKUS, as it ensures all its efforts focus on top warfighter needs.
-
US sanctions firms in China , Russia, Turkey over Iran’s drone program
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran remain high, despite the release of five American detainees from Iran this week.
-
Israeli companies showcase drones that take off, land vertically
IAI developed the Rotem Alpha loitering munition, capable of hovering, taking off and landing vertically.
-
Elbit sells SkyStriker loitering munition to mystery European customer
SkyStriker is an autonomous loitering munition that can locate, acquire and engage operator-designated targets.
-
Military drone crashes during test flight in Iran, injuring 2
Images of the wreckage circulating on social media suggested it was the type of drone that carries bombs.
