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Who can fly the Marine Corps’ Reaper drones?
For now, only commissioned officers can pilot the Marine Corps’ MQ-9 aircraft.
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Kitz to succeed Potts at US Army battlefield communications office
While Mark Kitz is leaving PEO IEW&S for PEO C3T, he’s staying put at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
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House eyes billion-dollar ‘hedge portfolio’ to push commercial tech
The bill would establish a hedge portfolio of commercially available systems like low-cost drones, agile computing nodes and AI capabilities.
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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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Setbacks and success: Two drone makers forge a footprint in Ukraine
Latvia-based Atlas and Turkey’s Baykar are moving forward with plans to produce drones locally so Ukrainian troops can get them faster.
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Randomly received a smartwatch? Don’t turn it on, investigators warn.
The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division warned the devices may contain malware that could jeopardize personal info, passwords and more.
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RTX wins $118 million Army order for drone target sensors
The latest edition, known as CSP v3, will feature “several enhancements over the previous version,” according to a PEO IEW&S official.
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Romania deepens its drone bench with Elbit’s Watchkeeper X
Eying other NATO customers in Europe, Elbit pledges to handle production in Romania and involve local companies.
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Leonardo displays Falco Xplorer drone armed with MBDA missile
The light medium-altitude long endurance, or MALE, drone could be fitted with as many as four missiles.
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Israeli-German vendor team launches robotic vessel for spotting subs
Elta and Atlas are joining underwater drones with an anti-submarine warfare sensor suite, though it’s unclear whether the Germany Navy will spring for it.
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Who can fly the Marine Corps’ Reaper drones?
For now, only commissioned officers can pilot the Marine Corps’ MQ-9 aircraft.
-
Kitz to succeed Potts at US Army battlefield communications office
While Mark Kitz is leaving PEO IEW&S for PEO C3T, he’s staying put at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
-
House eyes billion-dollar ‘hedge portfolio’ to push commercial tech
The bill would establish a hedge portfolio of commercially available systems like low-cost drones, agile computing nodes and AI capabilities.
-
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.
-
Setbacks and success: Two drone makers forge a footprint in Ukraine
Latvia-based Atlas and Turkey’s Baykar are moving forward with plans to produce drones locally so Ukrainian troops can get them faster.
-
Randomly received a smartwatch? Don’t turn it on, investigators warn.
The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division warned the devices may contain malware that could jeopardize personal info, passwords and more.
-
RTX wins $118 million Army order for drone target sensors
The latest edition, known as CSP v3, will feature “several enhancements over the previous version,” according to a PEO IEW&S official.
-
Romania deepens its drone bench with Elbit’s Watchkeeper X
Eying other NATO customers in Europe, Elbit pledges to handle production in Romania and involve local companies.
-
Leonardo displays Falco Xplorer drone armed with MBDA missile
The light medium-altitude long endurance, or MALE, drone could be fitted with as many as four missiles.
-
Israeli-German vendor team launches robotic vessel for spotting subs
Elta and Atlas are joining underwater drones with an anti-submarine warfare sensor suite, though it’s unclear whether the Germany Navy will spring for it.
-
Who can fly the Marine Corps’ Reaper drones?
For now, only commissioned officers can pilot the Marine Corps’ MQ-9 aircraft.
-
Kitz to succeed Potts at US Army battlefield communications office
While Mark Kitz is leaving PEO IEW&S for PEO C3T, he’s staying put at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
-
House eyes billion-dollar ‘hedge portfolio’ to push commercial tech
The bill would establish a hedge portfolio of commercially available systems like low-cost drones, agile computing nodes and AI capabilities.
-
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.
-
Setbacks and success: Two drone makers forge a footprint in Ukraine
Latvia-based Atlas and Turkey’s Baykar are moving forward with plans to produce drones locally so Ukrainian troops can get them faster.
-
Randomly received a smartwatch? Don’t turn it on, investigators warn.
The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division warned the devices may contain malware that could jeopardize personal info, passwords and more.
-
RTX wins $118 million Army order for drone target sensors
The latest edition, known as CSP v3, will feature “several enhancements over the previous version,” according to a PEO IEW&S official.
-
Romania deepens its drone bench with Elbit’s Watchkeeper X
Eying other NATO customers in Europe, Elbit pledges to handle production in Romania and involve local companies.
-
Leonardo displays Falco Xplorer drone armed with MBDA missile
The light medium-altitude long endurance, or MALE, drone could be fitted with as many as four missiles.
-
Israeli-German vendor team launches robotic vessel for spotting subs
Elta and Atlas are joining underwater drones with an anti-submarine warfare sensor suite, though it’s unclear whether the Germany Navy will spring for it.
