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Technology
British Army Seeking to Automate Supply Delivery to Soldiers
The British Army has begun a six-month experiment to determine the feasibility of automating the delivery of combat supplies.
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Technology
Oshkosh Defense Unveils Electric Hybrid Light Tactical Vehicle
Oshkosh Defense has unveiled a hybrid-electric version of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle that features reduced noise and heat signatures.
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US Military Eyeing Temperature Detection Tech for Battlefield Use
The US military is considering a technology capable of detecting and mapping tiny temperature differentials from space.
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Belgium Tests Lateral Deployment, Recovery of Sea Drones
Belgium Naval & Robotics has tested a new solution for launching, recovering, and maintaining surface drones.
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Americas
US Army Seeking New Loitering, Precision-Guided Missile
The US Army is seeking a new loitering and precision-guided missile capable of neutralizing enemy forces without endangering warfighters.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Indian Army Purchases Additional IdeaForge SWITCH Drones
The Indian military has awarded a new contract to local tech firm IdeaForge to supply additional SWITCH 1.0 drones.
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Technology
Two Firearm Firms Developing Computer-Aimed Weapon System
Two firearm companies are developing a fire control system that reportedly turns rifles of any caliber into “computer-aimed” weapons.
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Americas
US Army Seeking Advanced M240 Machine Gun Suppressor
The US Army is seeking state-of-the-art suppressors for its M240 machine guns to reduce the weapon’s sound and flash signature.
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Europe
British Army Flight-Testing New Apache Helicopters
The British military is currently conducting flight-testing of more than a dozen new AH-64E Apache helicopters.
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Asia Pacific
China Donates $19.5 Million in Military Equipment to Philippines
The Chinese government has allocated $19.5 million in military equipment to the Philippines despite tensions over the South China Sea.
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