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The K-Max Titan from Kaman Air Vehicles, introduced as the world’s first heavy lift unmanned helicopter for the commercial market, is a rugged, low-maintenance aircraft that features a counter-rotating rotor system

The L3Harris’ virtual electronic shield is custom designed to provide protection and offensive electronic warfare capabilities on the next-generation Lockheed Martin F-16 Block 70/72 multirole aircraft

Global Ordnance conducted a successful accuracy test firing of an upgraded NORA B-52 M21 155 mm Mobile Howitzer System, prior to shipping it to the United States to participate in the U.S. Army "shoot off" evaluation

The five-year follow-on contract will deliver engineering and technical support, A- and D-model technical publications, and D-model unique repairs, which will enhance Apache sustainment capabilities for the Israeli Air Force

The XSR system from Galleon can host large data sets, be used for long duration data collection missions, and can serve as central data storage for a wide range of demanding rugged applications

The first Delta System Software Configuration 3 (DSSC-3) aircrew trainers enable a full E-2D crew of two pilots and three flight officers to practice executing an entire suite of intermediate and advanced tactics

The Oshkosh CATV is a new program for a tracked vehicle that operates in extreme cold weather or arctic conditions and is designed to replace the Small Unit Support Vehicles (SUSVs) that have been in service since the early 1980s

DEFIANT X will be a critical enabler for full-spectrum convergence of Army and joint operations assets on the multi-domain operational battlefield

The new S-81 ‘Isaac Peral’ benefits from an integrated combat system and platform control system developed by Navantia Sistemas

FLIR systems will develop an Integrated Soldier Protective System (ISPS) prototype, that incorporates revolutionary fabrics into protective suits, boots, gloves and eye protection, that can be worn by troops on the battlefield

The first assessments of two prototype systems allowed Marines to employ the systems as they would in the field and provide feedback that will be incorporated into the final requirement for fielded TRUAS