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28 May

Three aerial drones are seen stationed and charging on a Drone Swarm Tactical OverWatch platform. The drones are charging via wireless technology. The middle drone is painted white, while the two flanking it are painted black.

Rheinmetall Taps Canadian Firm to Develop Wireless Drone Charging System

Rheinmetall has chosen Quaze Technologies to integrate wireless charging solutions into its Drone Swarm Tactical OverWatch capability.

28 May

On May 27, 2024, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of National Defense at the Military Medical Education Center in Łódź informed about the development of medical education for the needs of the Polish Army. Photo senior corporal Wojciech Król/CO MON

Rojoef Manuel

Poland to Open Medical Learning Center for Soldiers in Łódź

The Polish Ministry of Defence is planning to build a learning center in Łódź to expand medical training projects for the armed forces.

28 May

A cyber duty identifier patch is worn by an US Air Force 1st Lt. cyberspace operations officer

Rojoef Manuel

US to Explore Establishment of Independent Cyber Force Branch

The US will explore the creation of an independent Cyber Force unit for its military as part of the defense policy bill for fiscal year 2025.

27 May

Inder Singh Bisht

GE Adaptive Cycle Engine Completes Next Series of Testing

GE Aerospace has completed the next series of testing on its XA100 adaptive cycle engine

27 May

Rojoef Manuel

Thailand to Open Cyber Command Center in October

Thailand will establish a Cyber Command Center in October to amplify the country’s digital security capabilities.

24 May

U.S. Army Sgt. Andrew Meredith, a cyber operations specialist attached to the 11th Cyber Battalion, U.S. Army Cyber Command, stationed at Fort Eisenhower, Georgia, demonstrates signal detection and direction-finding techniques to service members of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces during electronic warfare training at La Caserne Tifnit barracks, Tifnit, Morocco, May 15, 2024. African Lion 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of U.S. Africa Command’s premier joint exercise led by U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF), running from April 19 to May 31 across Ghana, Morocco, Senegal and Tunisia, with over 8,100 participants from 27 nations and NATO contingents. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Alisha Grezlik)

Rojoef Manuel

US, Moroccan Soldiers Train for Electronic Warfare in Tifnit

The US Army and Moroccan Royal Armed Forces have conducted electronic warfare training in Tifnit as part of a multinational exercise in Africa.

24 May

EA-18G Growler Airborne Electronic Attack Aircraft

Joe Saballa

US Already Spent $5B in 2024 to Boost Electronic Warfare Capabilities: Report

The US has already spent approximately $5 billion this year to bolster its electronic warfare capabilities.

23 May

Inder Singh Bisht

DARPA Advances to Next Design Phase of Naval VTOL Drone Project

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has picked six designs for the next phase of its AdvaNced airCraft Infrastructure-Less Launch And RecoverY program.

23 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Ukraine Unveils Rocket-Armed Kamikaze Marine Drone

The Security Service of Ukraine recently unveiled a rocket-armed unmanned surface vessel.

23 May

A Laser Inertial Artillery Pointing System (LINAPS) capability is seen with its screen displaying various details about its weapon's positioning (eastings, northings, height, zone, etc.). The screen has 32 buttons on its frame. Various mechanisms are seen on the back of the system. The whole unit is painted grayish green.

Juster Domingo

Leonardo Signs Italy, UK Artillery Pointing System Supply Deals

Leonardo has signed contracts with Italy and the UK to supply their forces with its Laser Inertial Artillery Pointing System (LINAPS).

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