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16 May

DARPA Eyes Sensors That Can Operate in Extreme Temperatures

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched an initiative to develop sensors that can withstand extreme temperatures.

12 May

Rojoef Manuel

Raytheon Unveils High-Altitude Oxygen Supply System for Parachuting Missions

Raytheon Technologies segment Collins Aerospace has launched its latest high-altitude oxygen supply for paratroopers.

11 May

Joe Saballa

US Marine Corps Receives First MQ-9 Reaper Drone From General Atomics

The US Marine Corps has taken delivery of its first MQ-9 Reaper drone under a joint procurement deal with the US Air Force.

9 May

A bomb disposal robot from the Queensland Police Service identifies a suspicious package placed outside of the Country Bank Stadium as part of Exercise Austral Shield 22 in Townsville, Queensland. *** Local Caption *** Exercise Austral Shield 2022 is designed to exercise the Australian Defence Forces short-notice contingency reaction in the execution of Domestic Security Response options to a domestic security threat, in accordance with Part IIIAAA of the Defence Act 1903. Held this year in Townsville, the exercise utilises a Special Operations element and Reserve forces mobilised from Sydney and Brisbane at short notice to assist the Queensland Police Service in the execution of Domestic Security Response against a simulated terror threat. Exercises like Austral Shield are an essential part of maintaining an agile and ready force. The Australian Defence Force maintains short notice and specialist capabilities that may be called upon, under Commonwealth direction, to assist the civilian authorities in responding to violent incidents, including terrorism.

Rojoef Manuel

Australia Invests in Local Production of New Bomb Disposal Robots

Australia has contracted L3Harris Micreo to deliver up to 80 explosive ordnance disposal robots for the country’s military.

8 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Taiwan Seeks US Support for Indigenous Fighter Jet Development

Taiwan is seeking US support for the development of its next-generation fighter aircraft.

8 May

A U.S. Soldier assigned to 2d Cavalry Regiment (2CR) listens to radio communication during Dragoon Ready at the 7th Army Training Command's Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, Oct. 16, 2018.

Rojoef Manuel

Cubic Team Offers Tactical Language Translation Capability for US, Allied Forces

Cubic Corporation has teamed with two communication platform developers to offer a language translation capability for US defense and allied militaries.

5 May

Rojoef Manuel

CACI, Torchlight to Provide Safe Dark Web Access for US Special Operations Forces

CACI and Torchlight AI have teamed to provide US Special Operations Forces safe and secure access to the open, deep, and dark web.

5 May

The Athena 1920 delivers high-definition imagery in the most challenging operating environments.

Rojoef Manuel

BAE Systems Unveils High-Definition Thermal Camera Core

BAE Systems has introduced the latest iteration of its Athena 1920 high-definition thermal camera core to support tactical missions.

4 May

Joe Saballa

Anduril Unveils Software for Controlling ‘Hundreds’ of Drones

Anduril Industries has introduced a software that is reportedly capable of allowing a single operator to control hordes of drones.

3 May

The IBCS provides a common mission command and sensor/weapon integration network for all Army AMD echelons that improves protection against threats in complex integrated attack scenarios.

Inder Singh Bisht

US Army Integrated Battle Command System Ready for Fielding

The US Army's Integrated Battle Command System has achieved initial operational capability, making it eligible for fielding.

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