International Partnership Developing Future Combat Aircraft
The Global Combat Air Program is a partnership formed between the UK, Japan and Italy to deliver a next generation combat aircraft to replace the Typhoon when it comes out of service
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The Global Combat Air Program is a partnership formed between the UK, Japan and Italy to deliver a next generation combat aircraft to replace the Typhoon when it comes out of service
RAFAEL Advanced Defense Systems’ TYPHOON Mk30-C is equipped with AI and automatic fire correction to effectively defeat airborne, marine and shore-based threats
The horizontal tail assemblies produced by Magellan Aerospace will be used on the Conventional Takeoff and Landing variant of the F-35
The repurposed vehicles will be used by the Defence School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering in Lyneham as a simulated training to help improve vehicle knowledge and contribute to continued safety improvements
Elbit Systems originally signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Krauss-Maffei Wegmann in June 2022 to support the modernization and capability extension of the European Multiple Launch Rocket System
SRC’s Precision Fire Control Radar is a low cost, lightweight, air cooled, 3D AESA system capable of integrating with a range of weapon systems
Kraken’s Remote Minehunting and Disposal Systems (RMDS) consist of two classes of autonomous underwater vehicles which will be equipped with Kraken’s AquaPix synthetic aperture sonar
The V-280’s combination of proven tiltrotor technology coupled with innovative digital engineering and an open architecture will offer operational versatility for the Army’s vertical lift fleet
This collaborative technique with auto-exploration and artificial intelligence assistance will shrink planning time from an average of 36 hours to four
Curtiss-Wright’s new PacStar IQ-Core End User Device Manager integrates INTEGRITY Global Security devices into classified networks for secure remote user access to enterprise applications
Kodiak will develop autonomous vehicle technology for the US Army to navigate complex terrain, diverse operational conditions and GPS-challenged environments, while also providing the ability to remotely operate vehicles
Silvus’ StreamCaster 4400 MANET radios were selected due to their ability to create a self-organizing mesh network across multiple spectrum bands at high data rates