Fast Attack Submarine Reaches Pressure Hull Complete Stage
Arkansas, the US Navy's 27th Virginia-class fast attack submarine, is now pressure hull complete, meaning the submarine's hull sections have been joined to form a single, watertight unit
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Arkansas, the US Navy's 27th Virginia-class fast attack submarine, is now pressure hull complete, meaning the submarine's hull sections have been joined to form a single, watertight unit
QinetiQ will deliver over 700 Next Generation Advanced Bomb Suits (NGABS) to the U.S. Army, replacing the 20-year-old Advanced Bomb Suit (ABS)
Defense Advancement showcases ONUR's communication systems and tactical networking solutions for military and law enforcement applications
Chess Dynamics has developed the Hawkeye MMP, consisting of a thermal imaging camera, high-powered daylight camera, laser range finder (LRF) with a 30km+ range, and a laser pointer
For nearly 20 years, Elbit America has provided cockpit avionics for the V-22, an aircraft currently used to transport personnel, supplies, and high-priority cargo to aircraft carriers
The solution will provide Poland’s Armed Forces with a national asset to reinforce territorial integrity and national security
We covered a number of significant developments in September 2023, including news from DSEI, new partnerships, and technologies developed
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The United States Air Force (USAF) has chosen Anduril Industries Ghost and Ghost-X for two contracts to support work on enhanced autonomy capabilities
Rheinmetall’s LUNA NG is one of the world’s newest systems for unmanned air-supported reconnaissance, classification and recognition of objects in real time
MQ-4C Triton unmanned aerial system (UAS) is the U.S. Navy's only uncrewed, high-altitude, long-endurance aircraft performing persistent maritime intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting
The tests off Oahu, Hawaii, aimed to verify sensors, vehicle hydrodynamic performance, and key autonomy behaviors of the glider body