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Apr- 2026 -16 AprilSea
A High-Risk Part of USV Ops Just Went Autonomous With Vestdavit’s ‘AutoHook’
A new robotic system from Fairbanks More Defense’s Vestdavit is aiming to reduce risk in the launch and recovery of unmanned surface vessels at sea.
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16 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
UK to Supply 120,000+ Drones to Ukraine in Largest-Ever UAS Package
The UK Ministry of Defence has pledged to supply over 120,000 unmanned aerial systems to Ukraine in its largest drone assistance to date.
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15 AprilAmericas
REGENT’s Hybrid Seaglider Skims Just Above the Waves in Breakthrough Test
REGENT’s Squire seaglider has demonstrated its ability to fly just above the waterline, skimming the surface in a recent test that pushes the hybrid platform closer to operational use.
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9 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
X-Bow to Produce Rocket Kits for Aevex Disruptor Drones
X-Bow Systems has secured a $12.1-million contract to produce rocket-assisted take-off kits for Aevex’ Disruptor tactical unmanned aerial systems
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9 AprilAsia Pacific
A ‘Korean Reaper’ Is Born: South Korea Rolls Out Long-Endurance Recon UAV
South Korea continues to bolster its aerial reconnaissance capabilities with a new medium-altitude unmanned aerial vehicle modeled after America’s MQ-9 Reaper drone.
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8 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
ThayerMahan Exports First SeaPicket Undersea Survey System to International Defense User
Connecticut-based ThayerMahan has shipped its first SeaPicket system to an international defense customer, marking the initial delivery under a framework order for the company’s unmanned acoustic surveillance platform.
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8 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Canada’s Future MQ-9 Drone Fleet to Launch With Limited Capability
Canada’s first MQ-9 unmanned aerial systems are set to enter service in 2028 but will initially operate with limited functions.
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8 AprilAsia Pacific
Shahed DNA, AI Brain: Pakistan Navy Debuts ‘Mudamir-LR’ Strike Drone
The Pakistan Navy is advancing its autonomous strike capabilities with a new kamikaze drone that draws conceptual cues from Iran’s infamous Shahed platforms.
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8 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
India Defines Future Drone Capabilities in New Army Strategy Document
The Indian Army has released a technology roadmap outlining its future requirements for unmanned aerial systems and loitering munitions.
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7 AprilEurope
UK Firm Rolls Out Jet-Based Drone Interdiction Platforms
UK-based Transcendent Aerospace is expanding its counter-unmanned aerial system capabilities with two new jet-based platforms designed to keep pace with evolving airborne threats.
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