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New Futures Command chief shifts main effort to designing Army of 2040
The command is now focused on what the service should look like in 2040 and beyond to outpace China.
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As fighter jets closed in on Chinese balloon, hobbyists were listening
A group of aviation enthusiasts was scanning radio frequencies for the exchanges between the pilots as an F-22 fired a missile and downed the balloon.
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Navy launches Chinese surveillance balloon salvage operation
The dock landing ship Carter Hall is spearheading the Navy’s balloon debris recovery efforts and collecting remnants near where it collapsed.
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China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
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How to help Kyiv go on a drone offensive
Russia and Iran are planning to build a factory within Russia to produce thousands of Shahed-136 drones.
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India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
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Ukraine plans to spend $540 million on drones this year
“This is just the beginning. After all, this is not only about the needs of aerial reconnaissance,” Ukraine’s defense minister said.
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General Atomics’ air-launched ‘Eaglet’ gets its wings
Gray Eagle manufacturer General Atomics in conjunction with the U.S. Army launched its Eaglet Air-Launched Effects from a Gray Eagle for the first time.
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Greece builds first locally made combat drone
The Grypas will serve as a multipurpose system equipped for combat assignments.
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Xtend to supply multi-drone operating system to Israel
The man-unmanned teaming and ability to control these drones is a key issue, including the use of “drone swarms.”
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New Futures Command chief shifts main effort to designing Army of 2040
The command is now focused on what the service should look like in 2040 and beyond to outpace China.
-
As fighter jets closed in on Chinese balloon, hobbyists were listening
A group of aviation enthusiasts was scanning radio frequencies for the exchanges between the pilots as an F-22 fired a missile and downed the balloon.
-
Navy launches Chinese surveillance balloon salvage operation
The dock landing ship Carter Hall is spearheading the Navy’s balloon debris recovery efforts and collecting remnants near where it collapsed.
-
China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
-
How to help Kyiv go on a drone offensive
Russia and Iran are planning to build a factory within Russia to produce thousands of Shahed-136 drones.
-
India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
-
Ukraine plans to spend $540 million on drones this year
“This is just the beginning. After all, this is not only about the needs of aerial reconnaissance,” Ukraine’s defense minister said.
-
General Atomics’ air-launched ‘Eaglet’ gets its wings
Gray Eagle manufacturer General Atomics in conjunction with the U.S. Army launched its Eaglet Air-Launched Effects from a Gray Eagle for the first time.
-
Greece builds first locally made combat drone
The Grypas will serve as a multipurpose system equipped for combat assignments.
-
Xtend to supply multi-drone operating system to Israel
The man-unmanned teaming and ability to control these drones is a key issue, including the use of “drone swarms.”
-
New Futures Command chief shifts main effort to designing Army of 2040
The command is now focused on what the service should look like in 2040 and beyond to outpace China.
-
As fighter jets closed in on Chinese balloon, hobbyists were listening
A group of aviation enthusiasts was scanning radio frequencies for the exchanges between the pilots as an F-22 fired a missile and downed the balloon.
-
Navy launches Chinese surveillance balloon salvage operation
The dock landing ship Carter Hall is spearheading the Navy’s balloon debris recovery efforts and collecting remnants near where it collapsed.
-
China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
-
How to help Kyiv go on a drone offensive
Russia and Iran are planning to build a factory within Russia to produce thousands of Shahed-136 drones.
-
India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
-
Ukraine plans to spend $540 million on drones this year
“This is just the beginning. After all, this is not only about the needs of aerial reconnaissance,” Ukraine’s defense minister said.
-
General Atomics’ air-launched ‘Eaglet’ gets its wings
Gray Eagle manufacturer General Atomics in conjunction with the U.S. Army launched its Eaglet Air-Launched Effects from a Gray Eagle for the first time.
-
Greece builds first locally made combat drone
The Grypas will serve as a multipurpose system equipped for combat assignments.
-
Xtend to supply multi-drone operating system to Israel
The man-unmanned teaming and ability to control these drones is a key issue, including the use of “drone swarms.”
