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Dec- 2021 -9 DecemberDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
General Atomics Unveils ‘Mojave’ Drone for Harsh Conditions
General Atomics has unveiled a new drone capable of short takeoffs and landings that packs more firepower than any previous company version.
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7 DecemberAir
China Tests Turboprop Drone Engine at High Altitude
China has tested a powerful turboprop engine designed for drones in the country's southwest plateau regions.
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2 DecemberMiddle East
Egypt Introduces New Indigenous Drones at EDEX 2021
Egypt debuted its domestically-built Neuth and EJune-30 SW drones during EDEX 2021 in Cairo.
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2 DecemberAmericas
US Taps AeroVironment to Supply Drones to Undisclosed Ally
AeroVironment has announced a contract from the US military to supply drones to an undisclosed allied nation.
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2 DecemberDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
UK’s ‘Protector’ Drone Completes Key Tests
General Atomics announced the completion of key tests on the UK's Protector drone, indicating that full evaluation should be wrapped up by late next year.
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1 DecemberDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Nammo Developing Drone-Mounted Anti-Tank Weapon
Nammo is developing an autonomous anti-tank weapon system featuring the M72 light anti-armor weapon mounted on a small commercial drone.
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1 DecemberAir
USAF Awards Silent Arrow Cargo Delivery Drone Contract
The US Air Force has contracted California-based company Silent Arrow to develop an aircraft-dropped unmanned cargo delivery glider.
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1 DecemberAsia Pacific
Kazakhstan Air Force to Receive Turkish Anka Drones by 2023
Kazakhstan will receive three Anka medium-altitude, long-endurance drones from Turkey.
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1 DecemberEurope
Russia’s Upgraded Pantsyr to ‘Counter Any Type of Drone’
Russia’s Pantsyr-S1M surface-to-air missile system has been upgraded to detect and destroy all types of enemy drones.
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Nov- 2021 -30 NovemberDOD Contracts
Pentagon Seeks One Remote for Multiple Unmanned Platforms
The Pentagon has selected Auterion GS as one of six companies to develop a single controller for multiple types of robotic platforms.
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