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US Army to Test Largest-Ever Drone Swarm

The US Army plans to deploy a swarm of 30 drones over a desert in Utah as part of an exercise later this month.

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US Ships Artillery to Ukraine to Destroy Russian Firepower

The push by the US to send artillery to Ukraine aims to degrade Russian forces -- not only on the immediate battlefield but over the longer term, according to Austin and military experts.

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Thales Spy’Ranger 330 Drone Obtains Airworthiness Certification

The French defense procurement agency has given the Spy'Ranger 330 mini-drone its first type certification.

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New US Military Aid for Ukraine Includes Howitzers, Ammo, Tactical Drones

US President Joe Biden's new package of military aid for Ukraine includes 72 155mm howitzers, 72 armored vehicles, 144,000 rounds of ammunition, and more than 120 "Phoenix Ghost" tactical drones.

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US Defense Firm Donates Recon Drones to Ukraine 

AeroVironment is donating more than 100 reconnaissance drones to Ukraine to shore up its defense against the Russian invasion.

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Marines Consider Drone-Equipped Future Reconnaissance Vehicle

The US Marine Corps wants to explore a drone-equipped amphibious combat vehicle variant as an advanced reconnaissance vehicle option.

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Ukraine in Talks to Get US MQ-9 Reaper Armed Drones: Report

Ukraine officials are in talks with General Atomics to purchase MQ-9 Reaper armed unmanned aerial vehicles.

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Italy to Unveil Beluga Mini-Drone at Xponential 2022

Eurolink Systems has announced that it will unveil its Beluga mini-drone during an unmanned and autonomous systems exhibition in Florida.

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Drone That Crashed in Zagreb Carried Bomb: Official

A Soviet-era drone that crashed in the Croatian capital carried an aircraft bomb with unknown explosive substance, investigators said.

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India Tests Indigenous Loitering Munitions at Over 15,000 Feet 

Indian defense manufacturer Economics Explosives Ltd has successfully tested three loitering munitions at an altitude exceeding 15,000 feet.

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