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Directed energy weapons making jump from sci-fi to real world
The U.S. Army, Air Force and Navy are all, right now, attempting to fold directed-energy systems into offensive and defensive capabilities.
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Is the truth out there? NASA wants to help build public trust on UFOs
The agency could play a major role in data collection and further research objects of unknown origins in Earth’s atmosphere.
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DJI isn’t the only Chinese drone threat to US security. Meet Autel.
Here is what the Biden administration and Congress must do to secure U.S. critical infrastructure and the American people.
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Navy’s Triton drone squadron returns to Guam
The unmanned Tritons rotating through Guam received sensor upgrades since their last deployment.
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Army of coders needed to make Replicator drone initiative a success
The program should be the first to acknowledge that both software and data production need to be core military competencies, the authors argue.
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Production capacity, readiness key to Replicator success
The Pentagon’s acquisition chief said this week that as DoD considers which systems to field through Replicator, production capacity will be a key factor.
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See the ultralight cardboard drone donated to Ukraine
Made with cardboard, wooden dowels and rubber bands, this disposable drone adds another flexible option to militaries around the world — including Ukraine.
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Dutch Navy improves radar, adds Tomahawk missile to fleet
The service is also experimenting with drones to increase safety and bolster its capability.
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Message received: Air Force ‘crystal clear’ on drone wingmen urgency
The Air Force in coming years wants to pair pilots with collaborative combat aircraft to boost mission flexibility and firepower.
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Cardboard drone vendor retools software based on Ukraine war hacks
SYPAQ’s aircraft were designed to resupply military forces with medical supplies. Now Ukrainian troops are using them for ISR in fighting Russian invaders.
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Directed energy weapons making jump from sci-fi to real world
The U.S. Army, Air Force and Navy are all, right now, attempting to fold directed-energy systems into offensive and defensive capabilities.
-
Is the truth out there? NASA wants to help build public trust on UFOs
The agency could play a major role in data collection and further research objects of unknown origins in Earth’s atmosphere.
-
DJI isn’t the only Chinese drone threat to US security. Meet Autel.
Here is what the Biden administration and Congress must do to secure U.S. critical infrastructure and the American people.
-
Navy’s Triton drone squadron returns to Guam
The unmanned Tritons rotating through Guam received sensor upgrades since their last deployment.
-
Army of coders needed to make Replicator drone initiative a success
The program should be the first to acknowledge that both software and data production need to be core military competencies, the authors argue.
-
Production capacity, readiness key to Replicator success
The Pentagon’s acquisition chief said this week that as DoD considers which systems to field through Replicator, production capacity will be a key factor.
-
See the ultralight cardboard drone donated to Ukraine
Made with cardboard, wooden dowels and rubber bands, this disposable drone adds another flexible option to militaries around the world — including Ukraine.
-
Dutch Navy improves radar, adds Tomahawk missile to fleet
The service is also experimenting with drones to increase safety and bolster its capability.
-
Message received: Air Force ‘crystal clear’ on drone wingmen urgency
The Air Force in coming years wants to pair pilots with collaborative combat aircraft to boost mission flexibility and firepower.
-
Cardboard drone vendor retools software based on Ukraine war hacks
SYPAQ’s aircraft were designed to resupply military forces with medical supplies. Now Ukrainian troops are using them for ISR in fighting Russian invaders.
-
Directed energy weapons making jump from sci-fi to real world
The U.S. Army, Air Force and Navy are all, right now, attempting to fold directed-energy systems into offensive and defensive capabilities.
-
Is the truth out there? NASA wants to help build public trust on UFOs
The agency could play a major role in data collection and further research objects of unknown origins in Earth’s atmosphere.
-
DJI isn’t the only Chinese drone threat to US security. Meet Autel.
Here is what the Biden administration and Congress must do to secure U.S. critical infrastructure and the American people.
-
Navy’s Triton drone squadron returns to Guam
The unmanned Tritons rotating through Guam received sensor upgrades since their last deployment.
-
Army of coders needed to make Replicator drone initiative a success
The program should be the first to acknowledge that both software and data production need to be core military competencies, the authors argue.
-
Production capacity, readiness key to Replicator success
The Pentagon’s acquisition chief said this week that as DoD considers which systems to field through Replicator, production capacity will be a key factor.
-
See the ultralight cardboard drone donated to Ukraine
Made with cardboard, wooden dowels and rubber bands, this disposable drone adds another flexible option to militaries around the world — including Ukraine.
-
Dutch Navy improves radar, adds Tomahawk missile to fleet
The service is also experimenting with drones to increase safety and bolster its capability.
-
Message received: Air Force ‘crystal clear’ on drone wingmen urgency
The Air Force in coming years wants to pair pilots with collaborative combat aircraft to boost mission flexibility and firepower.
-
Cardboard drone vendor retools software based on Ukraine war hacks
SYPAQ’s aircraft were designed to resupply military forces with medical supplies. Now Ukrainian troops are using them for ISR in fighting Russian invaders.
