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Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
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Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
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Northrop pulls out of MQ-25 drone competition
It appears the Navy’s final request for proposals, released earlier this month, raised questions among Northrop executives about executability.
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Post-Maria Cubic GATR antenna powering connectivity in Puerto Rico
An inflatable antenna on display at the annual Association of the U.S. Army Conference is providing connectivity to civilians and troops responding to hurricanes that have wracked the Caribbean, including U.S. island of Puerto Rico.
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Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
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Autonomous mine-hunting boat will be delivered to the British Navy this winter
The ATLAS Remote Combined Influence Minesweeping System is slated for delivery in December, according to Atlas representatives at DSEI in London.
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Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
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US Navy wants to use drones and AI to quickly repair airfields
The Navy wants an unmanned aerial system that can fly out over an airfield after an attack and work with AI to help find the best way to fix it.
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The SEALs want their divers going deeper and wirelessly networked
Navy Special Warfare Command wants SEALs to be wirelessly networked and communicating clearly and ever-deeper depths, and get that information to operators over the horizon and on the beach.
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Navy asks Hewlett Packard to pay up for personal data breach
The request comes as the investigation into the breach has also expanded to include the FBI, which has joined with Naval Criminal Investigative Services in probing the case, said the official who spoke on background to discuss an ongoing investigation.
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Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
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Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
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Northrop pulls out of MQ-25 drone competition
It appears the Navy’s final request for proposals, released earlier this month, raised questions among Northrop executives about executability.
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Post-Maria Cubic GATR antenna powering connectivity in Puerto Rico
An inflatable antenna on display at the annual Association of the U.S. Army Conference is providing connectivity to civilians and troops responding to hurricanes that have wracked the Caribbean, including U.S. island of Puerto Rico.
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Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
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Autonomous mine-hunting boat will be delivered to the British Navy this winter
The ATLAS Remote Combined Influence Minesweeping System is slated for delivery in December, according to Atlas representatives at DSEI in London.
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Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
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US Navy wants to use drones and AI to quickly repair airfields
The Navy wants an unmanned aerial system that can fly out over an airfield after an attack and work with AI to help find the best way to fix it.
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The SEALs want their divers going deeper and wirelessly networked
Navy Special Warfare Command wants SEALs to be wirelessly networked and communicating clearly and ever-deeper depths, and get that information to operators over the horizon and on the beach.
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Navy asks Hewlett Packard to pay up for personal data breach
The request comes as the investigation into the breach has also expanded to include the FBI, which has joined with Naval Criminal Investigative Services in probing the case, said the official who spoke on background to discuss an ongoing investigation.
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Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
-
Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
-
Northrop pulls out of MQ-25 drone competition
It appears the Navy’s final request for proposals, released earlier this month, raised questions among Northrop executives about executability.
-
Post-Maria Cubic GATR antenna powering connectivity in Puerto Rico
An inflatable antenna on display at the annual Association of the U.S. Army Conference is providing connectivity to civilians and troops responding to hurricanes that have wracked the Caribbean, including U.S. island of Puerto Rico.
-
Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
-
Autonomous mine-hunting boat will be delivered to the British Navy this winter
The ATLAS Remote Combined Influence Minesweeping System is slated for delivery in December, according to Atlas representatives at DSEI in London.
-
Liquid Robotics launches updated Wave Glider drone for Arctic conditions
Liquid Robotics has launched a new version of its Wave Glider unmannned surface vehicle, a retooled version of its wave-powered sensor platform that’s in use by the U.S. Navy.
-
US Navy wants to use drones and AI to quickly repair airfields
The Navy wants an unmanned aerial system that can fly out over an airfield after an attack and work with AI to help find the best way to fix it.
-
The SEALs want their divers going deeper and wirelessly networked
Navy Special Warfare Command wants SEALs to be wirelessly networked and communicating clearly and ever-deeper depths, and get that information to operators over the horizon and on the beach.
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Navy asks Hewlett Packard to pay up for personal data breach
The request comes as the investigation into the breach has also expanded to include the FBI, which has joined with Naval Criminal Investigative Services in probing the case, said the official who spoke on background to discuss an ongoing investigation.
