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UK Rolls Out ‘Super Heavy-Lift’ Drone for Rapid Cargo Delivery, Resupply

The UK is stepping up its military logistics with a new “super heavy-lift” drone that delivers up to 250 kilograms of cargo in minutes.

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Anduril Rolls Out Compact New Variant of Pulsar EW System

Anduril has introduced Pulsar-L, the latest variant in its Pulsar line of electronic warfare systems, designed to bring advanced signal disruption capabilities.

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US Navy Showcases Gaming Device for Onboard Submarine Training

The US Navy has introduced a handheld gaming device to optimize operational training of submarine crews at sea.

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New Chinese Tech Lets Drones Detect Submarines

Chinese scientists claim to have developed a drone-mounted submarine detection system designed for the ocean's "blind zones."

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UK Air Force Adopts Interactive Training Solution for Chinook Maintenance

The UK has launched an interactive platform to accelerate training for the Royal Air Force’s CH-47 Chinook helicopter sustainment teams.

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Kopin Wins Contract to Provide Microdisplays for Military Aviation Helmets

Kopin Corporation has been awarded a $7.5-million contract to supply microdisplays, a critical component of helmet-mounted display systems used by military aircraft pilots.

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Texas Biotech Company to Test Diarrhea Solution for Troops

The US Navy has signed an agreement with Maxwell Biosciences to conduct in vitro testing of a peptidomimetic drug to decrease diarrhea in warfighters.

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Israel Army Deploys ‘Robdozer’ — A Fortified Unmanned Engineering Vehicle

The Israeli Army has rolled out a new remote-controlled engineering vehicle said to transform the “paradigm of war” in Gaza.

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Collins Tests Data Integration Technology for US Marines

Collins Aerospace has tested new data integration technology to improve battlefield awareness for the US Marine Corps.

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Lockheed, Arquimea Advance Tactical ISR With AI-Powered Anomaly Detection

Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and Arquimea have just dropped a major upgrade in tactical ISR — an AI-driven anomaly detection system designed to elevate visual intel to a whole new level.

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