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Ghostworks’ New Tech Pushes Naval Vessels Beyond One Job
A new remote-pilot autonomy system aims to give a single surface vessel the flexibility to take on multiple missions without taking humans out of the decision-making process.
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Germany’s Helsing to Build HX-2 Strike Drones in West Virginia
German defense technology firm Helsing will invest $50 million to open a manufacturing facility for its HX-2 strike drone in West Virginia.
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Houthis Shot Down Saudi-Operated Reconnaissance Drone
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis said they shot down a Saudi-operated reconnaissance drone on Tuesday, a day after an exchange of hostilities erupted between the two sides for the first time in years.
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Hyundai Rotem Armored Vehicles Earn South Korea's First NATO Quality Certification
Hyundai Rotem’s armored vehicles has become the first South Korean defense product to receive a NATO quality assurance certification.
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Indian Firm Debuts UGV With Drone Relay for Beyond-Line-of-Sight Control
Indian firm Svaayatt Systems is bringing beyond-line-of-sight capability to its new unmanned ground vehicle, eliminating the need for fixed communications infrastructure.
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Leidos Partners With Rune on Military AI Logistics for Indo-Pacific
Leidos and Rune are integrating AI to help Indo-Pacific commanders predict logistics needs and improve sustainment planning and operations.
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Lockheed Martin Begins Production of Czechia’s Firehawk Helicopters in Poland
Lockheed Martin’s Polish subsidiary PZL Mielec has kicked off production of two of Czechia’s S-70 Firehawk helicopters in Poland.
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Maris-Tech Books Repeat Orders for Defense Observation System Tech
Maris-Tech has secured follow-on orders from an existing defense customer for technology used in military observation systems.
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NATO Agency Contracts Diehl for Vulcano 155mm Guided Ammunition
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency has awarded Diehl Defence a framework contract for its Vulcano 155mm guided artillery ammunition.
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Poland Weighs Life Sentences for Soldiers Who Disobey Combat Orders: Report
Poland is considering tougher criminal penalties for soldiers who disobey orders during wartime or in combat.