Technology
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Jun- 2021 -30 June
UK to Assess Israeli Active Protection Systems on Challenger Tank
The UK will assess the Trophy Active Protection System for integration with the Challenger 3 main battle tank, system manufacturer Rafael announced.
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25 June
USAF Invests $1 Million in Pressure Wave Engine Aircraft
The US Air Force has awarded a $1 million contract to a Maryland-based company to build and demonstrate an air-launched vehicle using the firm’s “pulsejet” engine.
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24 June
Russia to Equip Corvette Fleet With Mine-Hunting Robots
Russia’s fleet of Project 20380 corvettes will soon be equipped with mine-hunting underwater robots, Russian media reported.
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23 June
Ukraine Unveils Unmanned Combat Rotorcraft
Ukrainian private defense firm Ramzay unveiled an unmanned combat helicopter at the arms and security exhibition in Kyiv.
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23 June
Israeli Firm Unveils ‘Invisibility Cloak’ Technology for Soldiers
Israel’s Polaris Solutions has unveiled a new camouflage technology that it claims makes soldiers virtually “undetectable.”
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22 June
South Korea to Test Anti Ultra-Small Drone Radar System
The South Korean military will begin testing a radar-linked solution that can detect ultra-small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), roughly the size of a baseball, up to eight kilometers away.
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22 June
Israel Says Used ‘Airborne Laser’ to Down Drones
Israel has used an airborne laser to shoot down drones in a series of tests, officials said, calling it a "milestone" to update its already powerful defense systems.
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21 June
US Army Developing Uniform Fiber That Transmits Data
The US Army is developing a programmable fiber capable of transmitting data when worn in soldiers’ uniforms.
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18 June
Thales Developing Underwater Communication System for Spanish Navy
Defense firm Thales has announced production of the TUUM-6 underwater digital communication system for the Spanish Navy.
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18 June
Canada Acquiring New Tactical Control Radars Worth $186 Million
The Canadian government is spending $186 million for the purchase and in-service support of three new tactical control radars.
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