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Australian Companies To Develop Interceptor Drone For Ukraine
Two companies from South Australia have joined forces to develop and manufacture Arrow interceptor drones for delivery to Ukraine. This…
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Kongsberg Integrates US Tech Firm’s Radar To Turn Remote Turrets Into Drone Trackers
Norwegian international technology group, Kongsberg, has integrated Echodyne’s MESA radar with PROTECTOR RS4 and RS6 remote weapon stations to enable…
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The Engineering Behind Japan’s “Super” Missile Cruisers Explained
The 14,000-ton vessels can intercept ballistic warheads in space and strike targets hundreds of miles inland. Japan is in the…
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How AI-Targeted Laser Systems Are Winning the Counter-Drone War at the Border
Less than two weeks after the military first used a high-energy laser weapon system to down suspicious drones, military officials…
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How the Marines Are Using Small Bases and Drones to Fight From the Coast
U.S. Marines with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit ran two separate forward operating sites at once during a training exercise…
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IBA Joins PFAROS Initiative For PFAS Destruction In Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals
As part of the project, IBA will co-lead the work on end-oflife and waste-management technologies, bringing its electron beam and…
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Ukraine Unveils New Drone Designed for RealTime Reconnaissance in Electronic Warfare
According to the manufacturer, the Ratel R1 can reach a maximum speed of 75 kilometers per hour and remain airborne…
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Germany Successfully Tests Israeli Ballistic Missile
The test of what officials said was a LORA missile built by Israel Aerospace Industries (ISRAI.UL) came hours after Berlin…
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US Army Launches Laser Production with $465M Contract Award
The U.S. Army awarded a $464.8 million production contract to AeroVironment, Inc., this week for the Enduring-High Energy Laser program…
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US Navy Clears Two Rolls-Royce Engines For Unmanned Ships After 720-hour Tests
United States Navy has certified Rolls-Royce for its mtu Series 4000 and Series 2000 engines for use aboard autonomous naval…
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