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Germany Orders Eight MQ-9B Drones for Maritime Surveillance, ASW

The German Armed Forces has ordered eight MQ-9B SeaGuardian unmanned aerial systems from General Atomics to equip its navy.

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GA-ASI Displays YFQ-42A Loyal Wingman Model at Dubai Airshow

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems is showcasing a full-scale model of its YFQ-42A Collaborative Combat Aircraft at the Dubai Airshow.

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Drone Becomes the Radar: MQ-9B Readies for AEW&C Upgrade

AEW&C is a critical capability that provides airborne early warning, simultaneous target tracking, and crucial aerial awareness to detect threats.

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‘Gambit’ Evolves: General Atomics Introduces New Stealth Attack Drone

The Gambit unmanned combat vehicle line from General Atomics is entering its sixth evolution, adding air-to-ground punch to a system proven in the skies.

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The Railgun Returns: General Atomics Unveils a Reinvented Electromagnetic Weapon

General Atomics is reviving the railgun program with a new generation of electromagnetic weapons capable of firing hypersonic tungsten-pellet payloads.

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General Atomics Teases MQ-20 Avenger Drone Armed With High-Energy Laser

General Atomics unveiled an MQ-20 Avenger concept with a combat laser on its nose, hinting at a strike-focused evolution of the drone.

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GA-ASI, Netherlands Partner to Develop Small Uncrewed Aircraft

The Dutch Ministry of Defence and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems have teamed up to develop a small uncrewed aircraft system for multi-role intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions. 

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General Atomics, Hanwha to Co-Develop Gray Eagle STOL Drone

GA-ASI and South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace have signed an agreement to jointly design and build the Gray Eagle Short Takeoff and Landing drone.

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General Atomics Boosts US Army Gray Eagle Drone With New EW Upgrade

The US Army has contracted General Atomics to add a new electronic warfare system to its MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone, expanding the aircraft’s ability to detect and disrupt enemy communications and radar.

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US Air Force Selects RTX, Shield AI to Supply CCA Drone Autonomy Software

The US Air Force has reportedly chosen RTX and Shield AI to provide autonomous capabilities for the first increment of its Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) operational prototypes.

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