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13 March

Staff Writer With AFP

Russia Oil Refinery Hit in Latest Wave of Drone Strikes

A wave of drone strikes targeted Russia's oil refineries and border regions for the second day in a row on Wednesday.

12 March

U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Tyler Forti, a combat graphics specialist with 1st Communication Strategy and Operations Company, I Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group, adjusts a microprocessor during an innovation bootcamp course at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, July 9, 2020. The training exposed the participants to new capabilities essential to solving future operational needs, while teaching them how to operate 3D printers, computers, software and other tools. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Dalton S. Swanbeck)

Rojoef Manuel

Amentum to Support US Navy Microelectronics Capabilities

The US Air Force has awarded Amentum a $245-million contract to support the US Navy’s microelectronics capabilities.

11 March

Inder Singh Bisht

Stratolaunch Achieves First Powered Hypersonic Test Vehicle Flight

Stratolaunch achieved the first powered flight of its Talon-A hypersonic test vehicle, TA-1, last week.

8 March

A brown M1083 army truck is seen parked in what appears to be a parking area. The six-wheel truck has two windshields and an open-trunk back.

Juster Domingo

US Army Taps Palantir to Build TITAN Next-Gen Targeting System

Palantir has signed a $178-million deal to develop a next-generation ground station targeting system for the US Army.

8 March

Joe Saballa

British Army Begins Fielding AI-Enabled ‘SMASH’ Anti-Drone Tech

The British Army has begun fielding a new military technology that utilizes artificial intelligence to take down hostile drones.

7 March

An artist's rendering of a satellite in space. The satellite is seen floating amongst the stars in a dark blue region in space.

Juster Domingo

Netherlands, Austria Team Up to Build Very Low Orbit Satellite

The Netherlands and Austria have teamed up to create a satellite demonstrator that can travel in both Low and Very Low Orbit.

7 March

Inder Singh Bisht

Indian Military Procures Self-Powered Exoskeletons From Local Firm

An Indian firm has delivered two types of exoskeleton, the JaipurBelt and the ArmMax, to the Indian military.

6 March

Inder Singh Bisht

US Navy Receives Stealth Sub Detector Sonar

Thales subsidiary Advanced Acoustic Concepts has delivered the first CAPTAS-4 variable-depth sonar for the US Navy's Constellation-class guided-missile frigates.

6 March

The Rheinmetall Expal Munitions of Spain complex is seen on the image. The left side shows a six-story building with a low-concaved roof, attached to a five-story building tp the right by a smaller building.

Juster Domingo

Rheinmetall to Supply NATO Member With $326M in Rocket Ammo

Rheinmetall has signed a deal to supply a NATO member with rocket launcher ammunition amounting to more than 300 million euros ($326 million).

6 March

An artist's rendering of the WGS-12 satellite floating up in space. The satellite is on the left side of the image, with Earth serving as the background on the right side of the picture.

Juster Domingo

Boeing to Produce Comms Satellite for US Space Force

The US Space Force has awarded Boeing $440-million to build a satellite for the Wideband Global Satellite Communications constellation.

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