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Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
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Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
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Greece picks Safran’s Patroller drones as French industry deepens ties
Greece is attempting a balancing act between recent efforts to support its local drone industry and a remaining dependency on foreign suppliers.
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Portuguese firm to provide drones to Ukraine through British-led fund
Defense News has confirmed which contractor is sending drones to Ukraine, after the U.K. released a video without identifying the systems shown.
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Wittman proposes way to keep Next-Generation Air Dominance on track
Congress wants annual updates on the Next-Generation Air Dominance fighter program and affiliated efforts, to ensure the Air Force and Navy stay on track.
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Kuwait to buy Turkish-made TB2 drones in $367 million deal
The Bayraktar TB2 can carry lightweight, laser-guided bombs and fly for up to 27 hours at a time.
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Marines want $200M for powerful drone-killing machines
By fall 2024, Marine Corps low altitude air defense battalions will begin receiving a powerful new weapon.
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Russia’s improved weaponry and tactics challenge Ukraine offensive
Military analysts say Moscow has learned from its blunders and improved its weapons and skills.
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White House says Iran is helping Russia build a drone factory
U.S. intelligence officials believe a drone plant in Russia’s Alabuga special economic zone could be operational early next year.
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US Marine Corps gives update on drone, ship needs for amphibious ops
The Marine Corps is mulling future amphibious concepts and platforms, even while a Pentagon study on the near-term acquisition of amphib ships is ongoing.
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Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
-
Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
-
Greece picks Safran’s Patroller drones as French industry deepens ties
Greece is attempting a balancing act between recent efforts to support its local drone industry and a remaining dependency on foreign suppliers.
-
Portuguese firm to provide drones to Ukraine through British-led fund
Defense News has confirmed which contractor is sending drones to Ukraine, after the U.K. released a video without identifying the systems shown.
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Wittman proposes way to keep Next-Generation Air Dominance on track
Congress wants annual updates on the Next-Generation Air Dominance fighter program and affiliated efforts, to ensure the Air Force and Navy stay on track.
-
Kuwait to buy Turkish-made TB2 drones in $367 million deal
The Bayraktar TB2 can carry lightweight, laser-guided bombs and fly for up to 27 hours at a time.
-
Marines want $200M for powerful drone-killing machines
By fall 2024, Marine Corps low altitude air defense battalions will begin receiving a powerful new weapon.
-
Russia’s improved weaponry and tactics challenge Ukraine offensive
Military analysts say Moscow has learned from its blunders and improved its weapons and skills.
-
White House says Iran is helping Russia build a drone factory
U.S. intelligence officials believe a drone plant in Russia’s Alabuga special economic zone could be operational early next year.
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US Marine Corps gives update on drone, ship needs for amphibious ops
The Marine Corps is mulling future amphibious concepts and platforms, even while a Pentagon study on the near-term acquisition of amphib ships is ongoing.
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Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
-
Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
-
Greece picks Safran’s Patroller drones as French industry deepens ties
Greece is attempting a balancing act between recent efforts to support its local drone industry and a remaining dependency on foreign suppliers.
-
Portuguese firm to provide drones to Ukraine through British-led fund
Defense News has confirmed which contractor is sending drones to Ukraine, after the U.K. released a video without identifying the systems shown.
-
Wittman proposes way to keep Next-Generation Air Dominance on track
Congress wants annual updates on the Next-Generation Air Dominance fighter program and affiliated efforts, to ensure the Air Force and Navy stay on track.
-
Kuwait to buy Turkish-made TB2 drones in $367 million deal
The Bayraktar TB2 can carry lightweight, laser-guided bombs and fly for up to 27 hours at a time.
-
Marines want $200M for powerful drone-killing machines
By fall 2024, Marine Corps low altitude air defense battalions will begin receiving a powerful new weapon.
-
Russia’s improved weaponry and tactics challenge Ukraine offensive
Military analysts say Moscow has learned from its blunders and improved its weapons and skills.
-
White House says Iran is helping Russia build a drone factory
U.S. intelligence officials believe a drone plant in Russia’s Alabuga special economic zone could be operational early next year.
-
US Marine Corps gives update on drone, ship needs for amphibious ops
The Marine Corps is mulling future amphibious concepts and platforms, even while a Pentagon study on the near-term acquisition of amphib ships is ongoing.
