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14 November

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Joe Saballa

Anduril, General Atomics Drone Wingman Concepts Pass Critical Design Review

Anduril and General Atomics have completed the Critical Design Review for their drone wingman concepts.

14 November

Americas

Christine Casimiro

Anduril Lattice Software Enhances US CENTCOM Air Defense Exercise

The US Central Command integrated American defense tech company Anduril’s Lattice software during its Desert Guardian 1.0 exercise.

14 November

Air

Christine Casimiro

US Air Force to Retire A-10 Fleet in South Korea by 2025

The US Air Force will retire its A-10 Thunderbolt II fleet in its key Indo-Pacific bases, including South Korea, as part of its modernization strategy.

14 November

Europe

Inder Singh Bisht

Naval Group to Integrate Thales, KNDS Effectors With Modular Launch System

Naval Group has signed an agreement with Thales and KNDS to integrate their solutions into the multipurpose modular launching system.

14 November

Arms

Christine Casimiro

Latvia Intends to Procure ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles From Spain

Latvia’s Ministry of Defense has decided to pursue contract negotiations with Spain-based GDELS-Santa Bárbara Sistemas to purchase ASCOD infantry fighting vehicles.

14 November

Land

Bell Textron officials at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the company's renovated office in Huntsville, Alabama. Photo: Bell Textron

Rojoef Manuel

Bell Textron Expands Center in Alabama

Defense contractor Bell Textron has completed the expansion of its center in Huntsville, Alabama, that will support administrative tasks for the company and its partners.

14 November

Land

A U.S. Army M1135 CBRN reconnaissance vehicle assigned to the 63rd Chemical Company, 2nd Chemical Battalion, 48th Chemical Brigade is staged at a range during a crew live-fire exercise at Fort Cavazos, Texas, August 1, 2024. The 2nd Chemical Battalion's mission is to discover, encounter, and neutralize chemical, biological, or nuclear threats across the United States and abroad. They hold unique detection capabilities by being one of the only active-duty chemical battalions in the U.S. Army. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Alejandro Carrasquel)

Rojoef Manuel

Teledyne FLIR to Upgrade US Army’s M1135 Stryker CBRN Vehicle

Teledyne FLIR Defense has signed a $168.3-million framework agreement to launch low-rate initial production of sensors for the US Army’s M1135 Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicles.

14 November

Air