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Army’s multidomain battle brings manned-unmanned teaming to the fore
For future concepts in multidomain battle scenarios and operating environments going forward, manned-unmanned teaming could involve a battlespace in which users can share control of UAS and see unprecedented situational awareness.
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Israeli drone maker says some exports frozen pending probe
An Israeli drone company says the Defense Ministry has suspended some of its export licenses to one of its clients abroad.
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Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
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SkyGuardian flies through national airspace
The drone flew 275 miles from Laguna Airfield at Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona, to the General Atomics’s Gray Butte flight operations facility near Palmdale, California.
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In an LCS first, drone supports targeting mission for missile
The U.S. Navy has for the first time used a UAV to provide over-the-horizon targeting information and damage assessment for a missile fired from onboard a ship.
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US military orders Israeli counter-drone radar
A RADA news release describes the order as “dozens” of Multi-Mission Hemispheric Radars, from a customer identified only as “a key US military force.”
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Northrop’s fix for F-35 and F-22 communications problem involves Global Hawk drones
Northrop Grumman has a pitch to solve communications problems between the F-35 and F-22.
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Marines look to next-gen aircraft for future unmanned operations
The U.S. Marine Corps is developing a tilt-rotor unmanned aerial system that can operate from ships and forward bases.
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Philippines orders ScanEagle drones
The contract, awarded by Naval Air Systems Command, is scheduled to be completed by July 2019.
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Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
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Army’s multidomain battle brings manned-unmanned teaming to the fore
For future concepts in multidomain battle scenarios and operating environments going forward, manned-unmanned teaming could involve a battlespace in which users can share control of UAS and see unprecedented situational awareness.
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Israeli drone maker says some exports frozen pending probe
An Israeli drone company says the Defense Ministry has suspended some of its export licenses to one of its clients abroad.
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Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
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SkyGuardian flies through national airspace
The drone flew 275 miles from Laguna Airfield at Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona, to the General Atomics’s Gray Butte flight operations facility near Palmdale, California.
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In an LCS first, drone supports targeting mission for missile
The U.S. Navy has for the first time used a UAV to provide over-the-horizon targeting information and damage assessment for a missile fired from onboard a ship.
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US military orders Israeli counter-drone radar
A RADA news release describes the order as “dozens” of Multi-Mission Hemispheric Radars, from a customer identified only as “a key US military force.”
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Northrop’s fix for F-35 and F-22 communications problem involves Global Hawk drones
Northrop Grumman has a pitch to solve communications problems between the F-35 and F-22.
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Marines look to next-gen aircraft for future unmanned operations
The U.S. Marine Corps is developing a tilt-rotor unmanned aerial system that can operate from ships and forward bases.
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Philippines orders ScanEagle drones
The contract, awarded by Naval Air Systems Command, is scheduled to be completed by July 2019.
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Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
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Army’s multidomain battle brings manned-unmanned teaming to the fore
For future concepts in multidomain battle scenarios and operating environments going forward, manned-unmanned teaming could involve a battlespace in which users can share control of UAS and see unprecedented situational awareness.
-
Israeli drone maker says some exports frozen pending probe
An Israeli drone company says the Defense Ministry has suspended some of its export licenses to one of its clients abroad.
-
Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
-
SkyGuardian flies through national airspace
The drone flew 275 miles from Laguna Airfield at Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona, to the General Atomics’s Gray Butte flight operations facility near Palmdale, California.
-
In an LCS first, drone supports targeting mission for missile
The U.S. Navy has for the first time used a UAV to provide over-the-horizon targeting information and damage assessment for a missile fired from onboard a ship.
-
US military orders Israeli counter-drone radar
A RADA news release describes the order as “dozens” of Multi-Mission Hemispheric Radars, from a customer identified only as “a key US military force.”
-
Northrop’s fix for F-35 and F-22 communications problem involves Global Hawk drones
Northrop Grumman has a pitch to solve communications problems between the F-35 and F-22.
-
Marines look to next-gen aircraft for future unmanned operations
The U.S. Marine Corps is developing a tilt-rotor unmanned aerial system that can operate from ships and forward bases.
-
Philippines orders ScanEagle drones
The contract, awarded by Naval Air Systems Command, is scheduled to be completed by July 2019.
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Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
