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21 December

Israel Deploys Urban Kamikaze Drone Against Hamas Brigade

The Israel Defense Force deployed a cutting-edge kamikaze drone for the first time in an offensive role in Gaza last week.

21 December

Inder Singh Bisht

Russia Develops Miniaturized Drone-Mounted ‘Friend or Foe’ System

Russia’s RPC Pulsar has developed a drone-fitted identification, friend or foe system to avoid friendly fire.

21 December

Joe Saballa

General Dynamics Wins $1.3B Canadian Army C4ISR Contracts

General Dynamics has been awarded contracts totaling $1.3 billion to support the Canadian Army’s C4ISR system.

21 December

Master Sgt. Daniela Davis, right, receives a flu shot from Sgt. Veronica Ygarza as part of the 99th Readiness Division’s in-house flu clinic for the 2020-2021 flu season. The flu-shot program is being administered by the division’s Surgeon’s Office and Soldier Readiness Improvement Program team. Three-hundred vaccinations are being provided to 99th RD Soldiers and civilian employees during normal duty hours and Battle Assembly weekends. (U.S. Army photo by Mr. Sal Ottaviano)

Rojoef Manuel

AFRL, Georgia Institutions to Research Flu Virus Protection for Soldiers

AFRL has partnered with Georgia institutions to design a bacteria strain that can boost immune recognition of influenza in warfighters.

21 December

Joe Saballa

South Korea to Develop AI-Based Naval Mine Detection System

South Korea’s Hanwha Systems is looking to enhance the country’s naval mine detection capability by developing a new system that leverages artificial intelligence.

20 December

An F/A-18F Super Hornet and an EA-18G Growler prepare to launch

Rojoef Manuel

Raytheon to Build Next-Gen EW Prototype for US Navy Super Hornets

Raytheon has received a contract to produce a next-generation electronic warfare prototype for the US Navy’s Super Hornet fighter aircraft.

20 December

U.S. Army 5th Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 10 Army Air and Missile Defense Command (AAMDC), conduct Virtual Stinger Trainer (VST) upgrading and training at Shipton Barracks Urlas, Germany, Feb. 7, 2020. (U.S. Army photo by Georgios Moumoulidis)

Rojoef Manuel

Netherlands to Receive Virtual MANPADS Trainer From BlueHalo

BlueHalo has secured a contract to produce and deliver a virtual man-portable air defense system training solution for the Netherlands.

20 December

Four soldiers in camouflage stand in attention, facing left. The third from the left is holding a green flag that appears to be the standard banner of an army regiment. It's bordered by a frame with red, white and blue triangle patterns. The fourth soldier is holding a rifle close to his torso. BEhind them, a military truck is parked.

Juster Domingo

Czech Republic Receives Mobile Electronic Surveillance System

Surveillance solutions company ERA has handed over a new passive electronic surveillance system to the Czech Republic.

19 December

Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® and Verizon demonstrated 5G streaming for real-time visualization content on edge computing devices to advance Department of Defense sustainment missions.

Rojoef Manuel

Lockheed, Verizon Showcase 5G-Powered 3D Streaming Tech

Lockheed Martin and Verizon have tested a 5G-enabled 3D streaming solution supporting US Department of Defense sustainment missions.

18 December

An Engagement Operations Center (EOC) is seen at a desert landscape at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. The center is composed of three trucks and one command station. The center's paint shares the same red-orange hue as the desert landscape. The background is a clear blue sky, dotted with a few thin clouds.

Juster Domingo

Northrop’s Integrated Battle Command System Passes Live-Fire Test

Northrop Grumman has successfully neutralized low- and high-altitude threats with its command system in live-fire tests conducted in New Mexico.

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