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Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
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Boeing unveils ‘loyal wingman’ drone
The concept is designed to perform the role of a loyal wingman to manned platforms and is being developed in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force. A prototype is expected to fly in 2020.
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That second Predator crash in four days back in 2017 was due to signal loss
The drone was operating out of Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, when it lost its link and went down in the southeast part of the country on Aug. 21, 2017.
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The Army is buying this pocket-sized drone in bulk for recon at platoon and below
The drone can fly for nearly half an hour and it can range for more than a kilometer.
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Q&A: A look at what happens when drones get near airports
Drones are only getting cheaper, and there are more drone “pilots” every day, making disruption easy for perpetrators and expensive for the organizations that are disrupted.
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Who is China targeting with its armed drones sales?
A new Department of Defense report indicates the nations where China has exported its technology.
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The Army has outlined a technology wish list
The service is seeking to equip a pilot ‘multidomain’ task force.
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Germany looking to sell costly, rarely used drone to Canada
Germany is looking to sell a secondhand surveillance drone that has cost the country more than 700 million euros ($823 million) to Canada — without many core components it needs to fly.
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US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
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Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
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Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
-
Boeing unveils ‘loyal wingman’ drone
The concept is designed to perform the role of a loyal wingman to manned platforms and is being developed in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force. A prototype is expected to fly in 2020.
-
That second Predator crash in four days back in 2017 was due to signal loss
The drone was operating out of Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, when it lost its link and went down in the southeast part of the country on Aug. 21, 2017.
-
The Army is buying this pocket-sized drone in bulk for recon at platoon and below
The drone can fly for nearly half an hour and it can range for more than a kilometer.
-
Q&A: A look at what happens when drones get near airports
Drones are only getting cheaper, and there are more drone “pilots” every day, making disruption easy for perpetrators and expensive for the organizations that are disrupted.
-
Who is China targeting with its armed drones sales?
A new Department of Defense report indicates the nations where China has exported its technology.
-
The Army has outlined a technology wish list
The service is seeking to equip a pilot ‘multidomain’ task force.
-
Germany looking to sell costly, rarely used drone to Canada
Germany is looking to sell a secondhand surveillance drone that has cost the country more than 700 million euros ($823 million) to Canada — without many core components it needs to fly.
-
US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
-
Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
-
Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
-
Boeing unveils ‘loyal wingman’ drone
The concept is designed to perform the role of a loyal wingman to manned platforms and is being developed in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force. A prototype is expected to fly in 2020.
-
That second Predator crash in four days back in 2017 was due to signal loss
The drone was operating out of Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, when it lost its link and went down in the southeast part of the country on Aug. 21, 2017.
-
The Army is buying this pocket-sized drone in bulk for recon at platoon and below
The drone can fly for nearly half an hour and it can range for more than a kilometer.
-
Q&A: A look at what happens when drones get near airports
Drones are only getting cheaper, and there are more drone “pilots” every day, making disruption easy for perpetrators and expensive for the organizations that are disrupted.
-
Who is China targeting with its armed drones sales?
A new Department of Defense report indicates the nations where China has exported its technology.
-
The Army has outlined a technology wish list
The service is seeking to equip a pilot ‘multidomain’ task force.
-
Germany looking to sell costly, rarely used drone to Canada
Germany is looking to sell a secondhand surveillance drone that has cost the country more than 700 million euros ($823 million) to Canada — without many core components it needs to fly.
-
US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
-
Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
