Drone vs Drone: Only one can capture the other
Already in Ukraine, the low-to-no-collateral DroneHunter F700 counter-UAS system can now defeat faster and larger threats like the Russian Orlan-10 and Iranian Shahed-136.
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Unmanned vessels integrated for ops tracking Iranian ships: US 5th Fleet
The command said the operations were focused on tracking Iranian military and paramilitary vessels.
Marines complete first XQ-58A Valkyrie flight
The Marine Corps worked with the same US Air Force squadron flying XQ-58s for that service.
Navy’s Unmanned Task Force to close down with arrival of new Disruptive Capabilities Office
The panel's work has been mostly classified, but was focused on linking useful unmanned tech to real operational issues.
For Replicator to succeed, the government must stay out of the production business
"Replicator should be a triumphant moment for modern American industrial policy and free market economics — not an attempt to emulate China’s command economy over the proven value of American ingenuity," write Jeff Decker and Noah Sheinbaum.
DSEI 2023 recap: From drones to GCAP, views from either side of the pond
Breaking Defense's European Bureau Chief Tim Martin and naval warfare reporter Justin Katz chat about the biggest DSEI news from London this week.
‘Silent Swarm’: US Navy seeking electromagnetic spectrum tech crossed with unmanned
The Navy wants to play with early-stage tech with capabilities relating to distributed electromagnetic attack, deception and digital payload delivery.
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GA-ASI’s Gambit Series advances US and allied airpower
Four models of Gambit aircraft take on a range of different critical missions to enhance, expand and further empower American and allied air forces.
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What the future of aerial refueling looks like
Boeing’s KC-46A and MQ-25 Stingray demonstrate next-generation capabilities that are transforming the role of the tanker.
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“The Impossible Takes A Little Longer” – Sustainment & Support Solutions
Part 6 of a narrative series illustrating how Elbit America’s USA-manufactured products and American-based services enable customers to successfully accomplish their most demanding missions.
US Army has ‘lot of work’ to do to push AI in ground vehicles: Official
The service has been working on several efforts to improve data and infrastructure and enable broader use of those capabilities.
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As threats expand, so does the Army’s FVL ecosystem of air launched effects and open systems capabilities
There are many critical connections being made across the FVL ecosystem that will also serve to modernize the current fleet.
Coping with ‘tension:’ Navy’s global exercise to pit commanders with joint force pressures
“If you don’t have that objective tension, then it becomes a little bit as we like to say in the Navy, a self-licking ice cream cone,” said Adm. Daryl Caudle, commander of US Fleet Forces.
With UNITAS, Navy expands operational unmanned tech to 4th Fleet in SOUTHCOM
The exercise highlighting unmanned tech follows what the Navy sees as the success of the cutting edge Task Force 59 under 5th Fleet in the Middle East.
Defense Innovation Unit joins Navy’s hunt for a new large undersea drone
DIU is looking for information by the end of this month and plans to host demos soon thereafter.