Technology
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Dec- 2021 -16 December
US Navy Test-Fires ‘Most Potent’ Laser Weapon System
The US Navy amphibious transport ship USS Portland has test-fired a high-energy laser weapon system in the Gulf of Aden.
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16 December
France Develops Tech for Safe High-Altitude Parachute Landings
France has developed a device that helps paratroopers execute safer landings — particularly when carrying lots of military gear.
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16 December
India Successfully Tests Indigenous Stand-Off Anti-Tank Missile
India has successfully flight-tested its indigenously developed helicopter-launched Stand-off Anti-Tank missile.
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15 December
Northrop to Modify Global Hawks for Hypersonic Missile Testing
The Department of Defense has contracted Northrop Grumman to reconfigure four US Air Force Global Hawk drones with sensors for tracking hypersonic weapon tests.
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15 December
US Navy Opens $23M Facility for Laser Weapons Testing
The US Navy has opened a new laboratory at Point Mugu in California to test its state-of-the-art laser weapons.
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15 December
DARPA Invests In Wireless Drone Charging Technology
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has invested $225,000 in a Seattle-based startup to develop a wireless power transmitter for in-flight unmanned aerial vehicles.
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15 December
US THOR Counter-Drone Technology Nearing Completion
The US Air Force tactical high-power operational responder (THOR) next-generation counter-drone system is nearing completion.
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15 December
US Navy Tests Unmanned Saildrone Explorer
The US Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) has conducted the first operational test of the Saildrone Explorer unmanned surface vessel.
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15 December
US Congress Wants New F-35 Engines
The US Congress wants new engines for the F-35 fighter, the latest draft of the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act has revealed.
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14 December
Russia to Upgrade Air Defense Along Ukraine Border
Russia will upgrade anti-aircraft systems in its south, replacing the S-300 surface-to-air system with the S-300PM-2.
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