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US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
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Suppressed GPS in Ukraine fuels development of US Army navigation tech
“You can see real-world, potential-adversary capabilities, and then we can put that up and measure how we’re doing on our side,” said one Army official.
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Turkey’s Baykar to spend $100 million on Ukraine drone production
Company executives profess to view the war-torn country as a long-term, strategic partner rather than a short-term market.
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US Army mulls attack drones, ground robots for Replicator
Drones and other robots, defense officials say, can extend spying, targeting and logistics while also reducing human risk.
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Polaris maturing autonomous MRZR Alpha under prototyping effort
Polaris is pairing its MRZR Alpha with an autonomy package that would allow it to move supplies and people off-road in complex terrain.
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Teledyne launches latest Black Hornet nano-drone with upgraded sensors
Teledyne FLIR Defense is betting big on a drone so small it can fit in a soldier’s hand.
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BAE preps adaptable armored vehicle turret for counter-drone missions
BAE hopes its prototype adaptable turret for the AMPV will show the Army that the vehicles can be easily modified for more missions like targeting drones.
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CACI team focusing on software, signals following US Army jammer deal
The TLS-BCT Manpack is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the U.S. Army.
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General Atomics: New radar to turn Gray Eagles into anti-drone hunters
The first batch of Gray Eagle 25Ms are now being built with the Eagle Eye radar for delivery in 2026, and General Atomics said more are on the way.
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US Army seeks to drive down costs within hypersonic missile industry
The Army wants hypersonic missiles to become more affordable through industry efforts as it grows the industrial base.
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US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
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Suppressed GPS in Ukraine fuels development of US Army navigation tech
“You can see real-world, potential-adversary capabilities, and then we can put that up and measure how we’re doing on our side,” said one Army official.
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Turkey’s Baykar to spend $100 million on Ukraine drone production
Company executives profess to view the war-torn country as a long-term, strategic partner rather than a short-term market.
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US Army mulls attack drones, ground robots for Replicator
Drones and other robots, defense officials say, can extend spying, targeting and logistics while also reducing human risk.
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Polaris maturing autonomous MRZR Alpha under prototyping effort
Polaris is pairing its MRZR Alpha with an autonomy package that would allow it to move supplies and people off-road in complex terrain.
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Teledyne launches latest Black Hornet nano-drone with upgraded sensors
Teledyne FLIR Defense is betting big on a drone so small it can fit in a soldier’s hand.
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BAE preps adaptable armored vehicle turret for counter-drone missions
BAE hopes its prototype adaptable turret for the AMPV will show the Army that the vehicles can be easily modified for more missions like targeting drones.
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CACI team focusing on software, signals following US Army jammer deal
The TLS-BCT Manpack is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the U.S. Army.
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General Atomics: New radar to turn Gray Eagles into anti-drone hunters
The first batch of Gray Eagle 25Ms are now being built with the Eagle Eye radar for delivery in 2026, and General Atomics said more are on the way.
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US Army seeks to drive down costs within hypersonic missile industry
The Army wants hypersonic missiles to become more affordable through industry efforts as it grows the industrial base.
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US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
-
Suppressed GPS in Ukraine fuels development of US Army navigation tech
“You can see real-world, potential-adversary capabilities, and then we can put that up and measure how we’re doing on our side,” said one Army official.
-
Turkey’s Baykar to spend $100 million on Ukraine drone production
Company executives profess to view the war-torn country as a long-term, strategic partner rather than a short-term market.
-
US Army mulls attack drones, ground robots for Replicator
Drones and other robots, defense officials say, can extend spying, targeting and logistics while also reducing human risk.
-
Polaris maturing autonomous MRZR Alpha under prototyping effort
Polaris is pairing its MRZR Alpha with an autonomy package that would allow it to move supplies and people off-road in complex terrain.
-
Teledyne launches latest Black Hornet nano-drone with upgraded sensors
Teledyne FLIR Defense is betting big on a drone so small it can fit in a soldier’s hand.
-
BAE preps adaptable armored vehicle turret for counter-drone missions
BAE hopes its prototype adaptable turret for the AMPV will show the Army that the vehicles can be easily modified for more missions like targeting drones.
-
CACI team focusing on software, signals following US Army jammer deal
The TLS-BCT Manpack is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the U.S. Army.
-
General Atomics: New radar to turn Gray Eagles into anti-drone hunters
The first batch of Gray Eagle 25Ms are now being built with the Eagle Eye radar for delivery in 2026, and General Atomics said more are on the way.
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US Army seeks to drive down costs within hypersonic missile industry
The Army wants hypersonic missiles to become more affordable through industry efforts as it grows the industrial base.
