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Estonian military robot maker weighs production in Ukraine
The move could make things awkward for Milrem’s new Emirati owners, Edge Group, as Abu Dhabi deems itself neutral in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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Lockheed Martin preps souped-up HIMARS demo for Germany
The company plans to offer to the Bundeswehr a launcher capable of carrying double the rocket load.
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Crude ground robots emerge on the battlefields of Ukraine, experts say
With drones and artillery pouncing on any troop movements along the front lines, unmanned ground vehicles are starting to fill a logistics gap.
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Swedish military sharpens its focus on submarine tech in 2024
The country’s Navy wants new capabilities for its new submarine fleet and for countering sea mines.
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NATO deepens cyber coalition with Asian partners
Alliance officials work to coordinate their virtual defenses with like-minded governments in Japan and South-Korea.
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NATO to update artificial intelligence strategy amid new threats
“We will need AI to defend ourselves,” a NATO official said.
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Top air force officials ponder new leadership styles as AI takes root
With artificial intelligence speeding up decision-making, how should human chains of command in the military evolve?
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China taps Mideast airshow to prime regional defense cooperation
U.S. military officials have described a trend of Beijing trying to displace regional countries’ ties with Washington.
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General Atomics fires back at critics of MQ-9 drone after downing
Experts have questioned the sustainability of flying expensive aircraft in contested environments.
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Greek drone maker nears first surveillance drone sale to Athens
Hellenic Aerospace Industry wants to sell its surveillance and combat drones to the Greek armed forces first before pitching to international customers.
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Estonian military robot maker weighs production in Ukraine
The move could make things awkward for Milrem’s new Emirati owners, Edge Group, as Abu Dhabi deems itself neutral in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
-
Lockheed Martin preps souped-up HIMARS demo for Germany
The company plans to offer to the Bundeswehr a launcher capable of carrying double the rocket load.
-
Crude ground robots emerge on the battlefields of Ukraine, experts say
With drones and artillery pouncing on any troop movements along the front lines, unmanned ground vehicles are starting to fill a logistics gap.
-
Swedish military sharpens its focus on submarine tech in 2024
The country’s Navy wants new capabilities for its new submarine fleet and for countering sea mines.
-
NATO deepens cyber coalition with Asian partners
Alliance officials work to coordinate their virtual defenses with like-minded governments in Japan and South-Korea.
-
NATO to update artificial intelligence strategy amid new threats
“We will need AI to defend ourselves,” a NATO official said.
-
Top air force officials ponder new leadership styles as AI takes root
With artificial intelligence speeding up decision-making, how should human chains of command in the military evolve?
-
China taps Mideast airshow to prime regional defense cooperation
U.S. military officials have described a trend of Beijing trying to displace regional countries’ ties with Washington.
-
General Atomics fires back at critics of MQ-9 drone after downing
Experts have questioned the sustainability of flying expensive aircraft in contested environments.
-
Greek drone maker nears first surveillance drone sale to Athens
Hellenic Aerospace Industry wants to sell its surveillance and combat drones to the Greek armed forces first before pitching to international customers.
-
Estonian military robot maker weighs production in Ukraine
The move could make things awkward for Milrem’s new Emirati owners, Edge Group, as Abu Dhabi deems itself neutral in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
-
Lockheed Martin preps souped-up HIMARS demo for Germany
The company plans to offer to the Bundeswehr a launcher capable of carrying double the rocket load.
-
Crude ground robots emerge on the battlefields of Ukraine, experts say
With drones and artillery pouncing on any troop movements along the front lines, unmanned ground vehicles are starting to fill a logistics gap.
-
Swedish military sharpens its focus on submarine tech in 2024
The country’s Navy wants new capabilities for its new submarine fleet and for countering sea mines.
-
NATO deepens cyber coalition with Asian partners
Alliance officials work to coordinate their virtual defenses with like-minded governments in Japan and South-Korea.
-
NATO to update artificial intelligence strategy amid new threats
“We will need AI to defend ourselves,” a NATO official said.
-
Top air force officials ponder new leadership styles as AI takes root
With artificial intelligence speeding up decision-making, how should human chains of command in the military evolve?
-
China taps Mideast airshow to prime regional defense cooperation
U.S. military officials have described a trend of Beijing trying to displace regional countries’ ties with Washington.
-
General Atomics fires back at critics of MQ-9 drone after downing
Experts have questioned the sustainability of flying expensive aircraft in contested environments.
-
Greek drone maker nears first surveillance drone sale to Athens
Hellenic Aerospace Industry wants to sell its surveillance and combat drones to the Greek armed forces first before pitching to international customers.
