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NATO allies ready sea drones for the task of repelling enemy warships
A key exercise next year will focus on the feasibility of using unmanned vessels to enforce a security perimeter at sea.
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Drone warfare in Ukraine prompts fresh thinking in helicopter tactics
The shift is animated in large part by proliferating ground-based air defenses that make manned flight over the battlefield almost impossible.
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Mideast waters challenge unmanned vessels, says US Navy leader
The Strait of Hormuz, connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, for example, is known to have relatively bad visibility year-round.
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Naval Group pitches autonomous systems as key to underwater operations
But for high-end operations, “you need to have both manned and unmanned assets complement each other.”
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The military robots are coming — at some point
Unmanned ground vehicle technology has been progressing, but familiar obstacles remain.
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Will the Ukraine war slow Russia’s Arctic push?
Drones could offer the West an opening to catch up with Russia, bogged down in Ukraine, in establishing a foothold in the warming Arctic.
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How South Korea plans to buoy its counter-drone capabilities
South Korea failed to shoot down five North Korean drones that entered its airspace. Here’s how the country plans to ensure history doesn’t repeat itself.
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Upgraded Greek air base serves growing interest for US drones
The location of the Larissa air base allows the U.S. military keep tabs on NATO’s eastern and southern borders.
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NATO allies ready sea drones for the task of repelling enemy warships
A key exercise next year will focus on the feasibility of using unmanned vessels to enforce a security perimeter at sea.
-
Drone warfare in Ukraine prompts fresh thinking in helicopter tactics
The shift is animated in large part by proliferating ground-based air defenses that make manned flight over the battlefield almost impossible.
-
Mideast waters challenge unmanned vessels, says US Navy leader
The Strait of Hormuz, connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, for example, is known to have relatively bad visibility year-round.
-
Naval Group pitches autonomous systems as key to underwater operations
But for high-end operations, “you need to have both manned and unmanned assets complement each other.”
-
The military robots are coming — at some point
Unmanned ground vehicle technology has been progressing, but familiar obstacles remain.
-
Will the Ukraine war slow Russia’s Arctic push?
Drones could offer the West an opening to catch up with Russia, bogged down in Ukraine, in establishing a foothold in the warming Arctic.
-
How South Korea plans to buoy its counter-drone capabilities
South Korea failed to shoot down five North Korean drones that entered its airspace. Here’s how the country plans to ensure history doesn’t repeat itself.
-
Upgraded Greek air base serves growing interest for US drones
The location of the Larissa air base allows the U.S. military keep tabs on NATO’s eastern and southern borders.
-
NATO allies ready sea drones for the task of repelling enemy warships
A key exercise next year will focus on the feasibility of using unmanned vessels to enforce a security perimeter at sea.
-
Drone warfare in Ukraine prompts fresh thinking in helicopter tactics
The shift is animated in large part by proliferating ground-based air defenses that make manned flight over the battlefield almost impossible.
-
Mideast waters challenge unmanned vessels, says US Navy leader
The Strait of Hormuz, connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, for example, is known to have relatively bad visibility year-round.
-
Naval Group pitches autonomous systems as key to underwater operations
But for high-end operations, “you need to have both manned and unmanned assets complement each other.”
-
The military robots are coming — at some point
Unmanned ground vehicle technology has been progressing, but familiar obstacles remain.
-
Will the Ukraine war slow Russia’s Arctic push?
Drones could offer the West an opening to catch up with Russia, bogged down in Ukraine, in establishing a foothold in the warming Arctic.
-
How South Korea plans to buoy its counter-drone capabilities
South Korea failed to shoot down five North Korean drones that entered its airspace. Here’s how the country plans to ensure history doesn’t repeat itself.
-
Upgraded Greek air base serves growing interest for US drones
The location of the Larissa air base allows the U.S. military keep tabs on NATO’s eastern and southern borders.
