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US Army Seeking All-Electric Vehicle Fleet to Slash Carbon Emissions

The US Army is looking to field an all-electric fleet of light-duty non-tactical vehicles by 2027 to reduce carbon emissions as part of its Climate Strategy.

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Black Hawk Completes First-Ever Pilotless Flight

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and Sikorsky Aviation have flown a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter without aircrew for the first time.

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Collins Aerospace Builds New Power Module for Airborne Electronics

Raytheon Technologies’ unit Collins Aerospace has developed a new power module to support the mission-critical power conversion requirements of airborne electronics.

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Valkyrie Moves Forward With High-Speed VTOL Development

Valkyrie Systems Aerospace is moving forward with the development of a high-speed electric vertical and take-off landing aircraft.

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General Dynamics Clinches US Army Crypto Key Loader Contract

General Dynamics has been awarded a $229 million US Army contract to develop a device to manage and transfer cryptographic key material.

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Turkey Gets Bayraktar Drones With Indigenous Electro-Optics

Turkey has taken delivery of new Bayraktar TB2 combat drones equipped with a locally-built electro-optical system.

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Israel’s Laser Defense to Intercept Missiles Within Year: PM

Israel’s new missile interception technology, capable of surrounding the country like a defensive laser wall, will be ready within a year, the prime minister said.

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USAF Seeking Clearview Augmented Facial Recognition Tech

The US Air Force has awarded a contract to Clearview AI to determine the feasibility of augmented reality facial recognition glasses.

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New Device Detects Risk of Heat Injury Among US Military Trainees

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has developed a device that can detect if soldiers are at risk of heat injuries.

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US Army Pushed to Deploy Advanced 360-Degree Cameras

Lawmakers from New York are pressing the US Army to deploy state-of-the-art cameras to improve its military surveillance capabilities.

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