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17 June

Denmark Deploys Marine Drones in Baltic and North Seas

Denmark deployed two unmanned ships, developed by US company Saildrone, to bolster surveillance in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, Danish officials and the firm said.

16 June

Technology

Airmen take a break in the shade after landing a C-130 cargo aircraft and refueling an F-16 fighter jet at Avon Park, Florida, June 6, 2022. Airmen nationwide participated in a week-long exercise in Jacksonville, Fla. called "Rally in the Swamp" coordinated by the 22nd Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Timothy Leddick) (This photo has been edited to enhance the subjects)

Rojoef Manuel

Lockheed Advances Synthetic Aviation Turbine Fuel Compatibility for F-16, C-130

Lockheed Martin has received approval to utilize synthetic aviation turbine fuels in its F-16 Fighting Falcon and C-130 Hercules as part of the company’s move to implement a sustainable energy solution on its airborne fleet.

16 June

Europe

Rojoef Manuel

New UK-Built Device Uses Light for Secure Defense Connectivity

Edinburgh-based pureLiFi has rolled out a new wireless system that uses invisible light instead of radio waves to transmit data.

16 June

Air

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Leonard Jacob, 33rd Maintenance Squadron low obersaverables aircraft structural maintenance journeyman, conducts media blasting operations Sept. 13, 2021 at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. Media blasting operations removes paint and corrosion, allowing the nondestructive inspection shop to inspect the part for damage before it is recoated and painted. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Heather LeVeille)

Rojoef Manuel

Palladyne to Continue Robotic Surface Prep for US Military Aircraft

The US Air Force has contracted Palladyne AI Corp. to extend its high-power autonomous surface blasting work for advanced aircraft components.

12 June

Americas

Joe Saballa

Kymeta Cracks the Code for Dual-Band Satellite Connectivity

A new satellite antenna from US-based Kymeta can connect to Ku- and Ka-band networks at the same time, highlighting a technical first that could reshape how military platforms stay connected in the field.

11 June

Americas

Juster Domingo

Leidos Seeks to Solve GPS Jamming With Quantum Tech, Magnetic Fields

Leidos is developing an alternative navigation system that uses the Earth’s magnetic field as a stable reference, pairing it with quantum sensing to steer through environments where GPS signals can’t.

11 June

Americas

Joe Saballa

US General Says 3D Printers Should Join Guns on Battlefield to Speed Up Repairs

A high-ranking US Army officer has proposed equipping units with 3D printers alongside weapons to enable critical battlefield repairs when immediate support is not available.

11 June

Americas

Joe Saballa

Anthropic Unlocks AI for Top-Secret Defense Data

American firm Anthropic is behind a new artificial intelligence tool designed to handle the military’s most sensitive defense information.

10 June

Europe

Joe Saballa

UK Adopts Rugged Robot to Thwart Undersea Sabotage

The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory has adopted a cutting-edge underwater robot designed to protect the country’s critical subsea infrastructure.

9 June

Asia Pacific

Christine Casimiro

China’s AI Torpedo Tech Claims to See Through Submarine Decoys

China is working on an artificial intelligence-powered targeting system for high-speed torpedoes, designed to help them tell real submarines apart from decoys.

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