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Suicide drone provides lethal punch for special operations forces
Mistral’s Uvision drones are light, man packable, and come armed with a warhead, giving U.S. special operations forces added lethality in areas where support by conventional forces may be limited or non-existent.
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General Atomics to upgrade MQ-9 drone’s sensors, comms
The contract modification will involve the integration of Air Force Research Laboratory-developed sensor exploitation technologies and communications into the Reaper UAV.
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RQ-7 Shadows to get improved engine, mission computers
The $41 million contract, which was awarded last month, includes funds to integrate and qualify the Block 3 modifications as well as 36 upgrade kits.
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Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
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Israeli Air Force eyes 3-D printing as a hedge against wartime disruptions
Military planners in Israel are looking to 3-D printing to bolster wartime self-sufficiency in the event of embargoes or supply chain disruptions.
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AeroVironment upgrades UAS for secure Defense Department spectrum
The new UAS are compatible with the military’s new M1, M2 and M5 radio frequencies.
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Army’s helicopter-drone teams to get capability boost in 2019
In the final months of 2017, the Army is planning to test out a new upgrade for the AH-64 Apache that will give the attack helicopter more control over two different unmanned vehicles, and at farther distances,
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Insitu wins Navy UAS support contract
The company will support operations and maintenance of the ScanEagle unmanned aircraft system in the Pacific theater.
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AUDS counter-drone system gets upgrades
The AUDS counter-UAV system is made by British companies Blighter Surveillance Systems, Chess Dynamics and Enterprise Control Systems.
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Robotic delivery: Drones could deliver you and your gear to the fight
Automated transports could one day transport personnel and gear to the battlefield.
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Suicide drone provides lethal punch for special operations forces
Mistral’s Uvision drones are light, man packable, and come armed with a warhead, giving U.S. special operations forces added lethality in areas where support by conventional forces may be limited or non-existent.
-
General Atomics to upgrade MQ-9 drone’s sensors, comms
The contract modification will involve the integration of Air Force Research Laboratory-developed sensor exploitation technologies and communications into the Reaper UAV.
-
RQ-7 Shadows to get improved engine, mission computers
The $41 million contract, which was awarded last month, includes funds to integrate and qualify the Block 3 modifications as well as 36 upgrade kits.
-
Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
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Israeli Air Force eyes 3-D printing as a hedge against wartime disruptions
Military planners in Israel are looking to 3-D printing to bolster wartime self-sufficiency in the event of embargoes or supply chain disruptions.
-
AeroVironment upgrades UAS for secure Defense Department spectrum
The new UAS are compatible with the military’s new M1, M2 and M5 radio frequencies.
-
Army’s helicopter-drone teams to get capability boost in 2019
In the final months of 2017, the Army is planning to test out a new upgrade for the AH-64 Apache that will give the attack helicopter more control over two different unmanned vehicles, and at farther distances,
-
Insitu wins Navy UAS support contract
The company will support operations and maintenance of the ScanEagle unmanned aircraft system in the Pacific theater.
-
AUDS counter-drone system gets upgrades
The AUDS counter-UAV system is made by British companies Blighter Surveillance Systems, Chess Dynamics and Enterprise Control Systems.
-
Robotic delivery: Drones could deliver you and your gear to the fight
Automated transports could one day transport personnel and gear to the battlefield.
-
Suicide drone provides lethal punch for special operations forces
Mistral’s Uvision drones are light, man packable, and come armed with a warhead, giving U.S. special operations forces added lethality in areas where support by conventional forces may be limited or non-existent.
-
General Atomics to upgrade MQ-9 drone’s sensors, comms
The contract modification will involve the integration of Air Force Research Laboratory-developed sensor exploitation technologies and communications into the Reaper UAV.
-
RQ-7 Shadows to get improved engine, mission computers
The $41 million contract, which was awarded last month, includes funds to integrate and qualify the Block 3 modifications as well as 36 upgrade kits.
-
Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
-
Israeli Air Force eyes 3-D printing as a hedge against wartime disruptions
Military planners in Israel are looking to 3-D printing to bolster wartime self-sufficiency in the event of embargoes or supply chain disruptions.
-
AeroVironment upgrades UAS for secure Defense Department spectrum
The new UAS are compatible with the military’s new M1, M2 and M5 radio frequencies.
-
Army’s helicopter-drone teams to get capability boost in 2019
In the final months of 2017, the Army is planning to test out a new upgrade for the AH-64 Apache that will give the attack helicopter more control over two different unmanned vehicles, and at farther distances,
-
Insitu wins Navy UAS support contract
The company will support operations and maintenance of the ScanEagle unmanned aircraft system in the Pacific theater.
-
AUDS counter-drone system gets upgrades
The AUDS counter-UAV system is made by British companies Blighter Surveillance Systems, Chess Dynamics and Enterprise Control Systems.
-
Robotic delivery: Drones could deliver you and your gear to the fight
Automated transports could one day transport personnel and gear to the battlefield.



