AERTEC’s unmanned aerial system TARSIS has a range of up to 140km, a 12-hour endurance, and can integrate various types of equipment and functionalities
Leidos will design and develop a large-class version that surpasses current air-breathing systems in range and payload capacity using digital engineering to ensure the design efforts help future development and transition
Phase 1B will allow continuation of flying demonstrators and cutting-edge technology development and maturation as well as project architectures consolidation, with in-flight demonstrations targeted for 2028-2029
Exail’s A18D is designed to perform missions at depths of up to 3,000m for mapping, sonar imaging and high-resolution inspection of pipelines and cables
Oshkosh Defense will deliver additional Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTVs) and trailers (JLTV-T) for deployment with the US Army, Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy
Forsberg worked in collaboration with a systems integrator to supply the NovAtel GPS Anti-Jam Technology (GAJT) 700MS integrated CRPA antenna and receiver to fulfill the Navy’s requirements
These first three orders rely on the C3 AI Platform to evolve critical AI capabilities across the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) for improved threat and flight assessment
This new contract includes composite armor for five Type 26 frigates, with the company currently delivering composite armor for the first three frigates as part of the Batch 1 contract
The Royal Marines will receive 60 Future All-Terrain Vehicles as part of an international project which involves Sweden and Germany, who will receive 236 and 140 vehicles respectively
The company is expected to begin the delivery of its X1100-3B1 transmission and related technical support for the Abrams Main Battle Tank from January 2023 and continue through March 2024
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