Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo
Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo is a Europe correspondent for Defense News. She covers a wide range of topics related to military procurement and international security, and specializes in reporting on the aviation sector. She is based in Milan, Italy.
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Denmark to field unmanned vessels for monitoring busy shipping routes
U.S.-based Saildrone will deploy four large unmanned surface vessels in Danish waters next month.
Israeli companies showcase drones that take off, land vertically
IAI developed the Rotem Alpha loitering munition, capable of hovering, taking off and landing vertically.
Allies first: The future of military data sharing?
The Ukraine war has reaffirmed the vital importance of enabling militaries to communicate faster, more efficiently and safely with each other.
KNDS, Israel’s Elbit to produce European rocket artillery kit
Based on the existing PULS artillery rocket produced by Elbit, the new kit will offer a Europeanized version to countries in the region.
Ukraine seeks upper hand in cat-and-mouse game of naval drones
Russian forces have learned from recent attacks with explosive-laden unmanned surface vessels, according to experts.
BAE, Cellula Robotics partner on underwater drone, with test next year
The Herne was designed so users could launch and recover it in several ways, including from harbors, ships or submarines.
Teledyne Flir unveils Black Recon micro-drone for combat vehicles
The U.S.-based company has unveiled technology meant to provide the autonomous launch and recovery of multiple drones from inside military vehicles.
Defense firms research voice commands to speak with drones
Still in its early stages, the technology is meant to simplify how human operators interact with unmanned aerial vehicles.
NATO to test 5G capabilities in Latvia with virtual reality, drones
The technology is on the rise in military applications, promising faster data transfer and better security than the 4G standard.
Netherlands doubles order of MQ-9 Reaper drones, plans to arm them
The Dutch want to be able to conduct more missions in more places, according to a government spokesperson.
