USAF Flies Unmanned Aircraft with Angry Kitten EW Pod
GA-ASI integrated the pod in less than nine months at no cost to the U.S. Air Force by using a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement
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GA-ASI integrated the pod in less than nine months at no cost to the U.S. Air Force by using a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement
HII has been awarded a $41 million contract to provide integrated training systems installation and sustainment (ITSIS) for the US Navy
The company will increase the aircraft’s ability to detect threats and operate in highly complex scenarios by enhancing the bandwidth of the Praetorian DASS self-protection system
The framework contracts will help to assure a secure supply of ammunition to the armed forces of Germany and other NATO nations
The inclusion of commercial band UHF to the existing military VHF-UHF capability significantly enhances Slingshot's interoperability and flexibility in deployment
The initial full cost recovery agreement enables Babcock to begin deep maintenance of the complex submarine at its Devonport facility
Real-time video processing hardware and software developer SightLine Applications, has secured strategic investment from Artemis Capital Partners
TRML-4D uses the latest digital radar technology, and is capable of detecting, tracking and classifying different types of aerial targets
The contract represents an expansion of its work with the US Navy to increase the speed and quality of maintenance cycles for surface ships, including amphibious assault ships
Over a 24-hour period, the experimental solar-electric drone soared to more than 66,000 feet, reaching the stratosphere, before landing successfully
Silvus' MANET Antenna Integrated Radio System (AIRS) has been selected for the U.S. Army's Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) to create a rapidly deployable battlefield communications mesh network
The collaborative task forms part of DSTL's Maritime Autonomous Systems (MAS) program which aims to ensure the Royal Navy can securely operate swarms of mixed multi-domain UxVs