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Israel Air Force says seized Iranian drone is a knockoff of US Sentinel
The Iranian drone that Israel intercepted over the weekend is a “copy” of a stealthy U.S.-built RQ-170 Sentinel UAV, according to a senior Israeli Air Force officer.
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Israel touts ‘steel dome’ as answer to terror tunnels
Inspired by the Israeli Iron Dome, the so-called steel dome is a multilayered system of new technologies, tactics and procedures aimed at denying militants from Hamas and Gaza-based terror organizations the ability to attack Israel from underground.
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Turkey’s newest armed drone makes debut at Dubai Airshow
After less than a year of development, a new, extended-wing armed version of the Karayel UAV made its international debut at the Dubai Airshow.
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Raytheon: Arab-operated Patriots intercepted over 100 tactical ballistic missiles since 2015
Raytheon executives used the statistic to underscore the success of a continuously upgraded system originally designed to defend against aircraft.
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Massive drill validates Israel’s cyber-secure C4I network
While Israel demonstrated many of the integrated C4I capabilities in Israel’s 2014 Gaza war, the drill marked the first time the IDF could evaluate technologies, tactics and procedures on such a broad scale.
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Israeli Air Force eyes 3-D printing as a hedge against wartime disruptions
Military planners in Israel are looking to 3-D printing to bolster wartime self-sufficiency in the event of embargoes or supply chain disruptions.
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Experts tout space-based sensors, lasers for missile defense
A panel of experts on Wednesday singled out space-based sensors and directed-energy interceptors as technologies that the U.S. must continue to develop if it intends to stay ahead of the proliferating threat of ballistic and cruise missiles.
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DoD missile defense deputy: US children are safe from North Korean threat
An official with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency says additional funding is required to render active defenses more robust to meet future threats.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
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Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
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Israel Air Force says seized Iranian drone is a knockoff of US Sentinel
The Iranian drone that Israel intercepted over the weekend is a “copy” of a stealthy U.S.-built RQ-170 Sentinel UAV, according to a senior Israeli Air Force officer.
-
Israel touts ‘steel dome’ as answer to terror tunnels
Inspired by the Israeli Iron Dome, the so-called steel dome is a multilayered system of new technologies, tactics and procedures aimed at denying militants from Hamas and Gaza-based terror organizations the ability to attack Israel from underground.
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Turkey’s newest armed drone makes debut at Dubai Airshow
After less than a year of development, a new, extended-wing armed version of the Karayel UAV made its international debut at the Dubai Airshow.
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Raytheon: Arab-operated Patriots intercepted over 100 tactical ballistic missiles since 2015
Raytheon executives used the statistic to underscore the success of a continuously upgraded system originally designed to defend against aircraft.
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Massive drill validates Israel’s cyber-secure C4I network
While Israel demonstrated many of the integrated C4I capabilities in Israel’s 2014 Gaza war, the drill marked the first time the IDF could evaluate technologies, tactics and procedures on such a broad scale.
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Israeli Air Force eyes 3-D printing as a hedge against wartime disruptions
Military planners in Israel are looking to 3-D printing to bolster wartime self-sufficiency in the event of embargoes or supply chain disruptions.
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Experts tout space-based sensors, lasers for missile defense
A panel of experts on Wednesday singled out space-based sensors and directed-energy interceptors as technologies that the U.S. must continue to develop if it intends to stay ahead of the proliferating threat of ballistic and cruise missiles.
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DoD missile defense deputy: US children are safe from North Korean threat
An official with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency says additional funding is required to render active defenses more robust to meet future threats.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
-
Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
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Israel Air Force says seized Iranian drone is a knockoff of US Sentinel
The Iranian drone that Israel intercepted over the weekend is a “copy” of a stealthy U.S.-built RQ-170 Sentinel UAV, according to a senior Israeli Air Force officer.
-
Israel touts ‘steel dome’ as answer to terror tunnels
Inspired by the Israeli Iron Dome, the so-called steel dome is a multilayered system of new technologies, tactics and procedures aimed at denying militants from Hamas and Gaza-based terror organizations the ability to attack Israel from underground.
-
Turkey’s newest armed drone makes debut at Dubai Airshow
After less than a year of development, a new, extended-wing armed version of the Karayel UAV made its international debut at the Dubai Airshow.
-
Raytheon: Arab-operated Patriots intercepted over 100 tactical ballistic missiles since 2015
Raytheon executives used the statistic to underscore the success of a continuously upgraded system originally designed to defend against aircraft.
-
Massive drill validates Israel’s cyber-secure C4I network
While Israel demonstrated many of the integrated C4I capabilities in Israel’s 2014 Gaza war, the drill marked the first time the IDF could evaluate technologies, tactics and procedures on such a broad scale.
-
Israeli Air Force eyes 3-D printing as a hedge against wartime disruptions
Military planners in Israel are looking to 3-D printing to bolster wartime self-sufficiency in the event of embargoes or supply chain disruptions.
-
Experts tout space-based sensors, lasers for missile defense
A panel of experts on Wednesday singled out space-based sensors and directed-energy interceptors as technologies that the U.S. must continue to develop if it intends to stay ahead of the proliferating threat of ballistic and cruise missiles.
-
DoD missile defense deputy: US children are safe from North Korean threat
An official with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency says additional funding is required to render active defenses more robust to meet future threats.
-
Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
-
Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
