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The new technology is being leveraged to overcome obstacles and facilitate the safe passage of follow-on forces.

Hanwha’s new 50 kW laser vehicle is designed to track fast-moving drone targets.

The ruggedized weapon will target unmanned threats near coastlines.

A seven-year L3Harris deal will expand PAC-3 MSE propulsion output, with two new Arkansas plants.

China’s military says submarine crews are using stored acoustic data to reacquire manoeuvring surface targets.

A drone-hunting buggy is joining the US Marines’ arsenal under a $19 million contract.

USS Pinckney previously served as the lead ship for the Navy’s DDG Modernization 2.0 program targeting around 20 Flight IIA destroyers.

The vehicle-mounted system disables aerial threats using directed energy.

The system warns pilots as Chinooks approach their flight limits.

Chinese scientists modeled a 30-drone attack and found one shell could damage about 1.19 drones.

Satellite imagery reveals a major expansion at China’s remote Lop Nur flight-test facility, including four large hangars.

Thales’ 70-mm solutions support multi-role mission flexibility and multi-platform integration across air, land, and maritime domains.

The significance of the programme extends beyond the construction of individual submarines.

The use of cheaper trainer jets could give Beijing a more cost-effective option for increasingly frequent air confrontations.

Pratt and Whitney is investing $25 million to expand its Poland manufacturing operations.

The new FAST CAR2 technology could dramatically speed production of ultra-heat-resistant materials for hypersonic systems.

Quantum sensors helped an aircraft navigate over the Pacific without GPS, improving position accuracy by 89%.

Under the new phase, GE Aerospace will design and develop a combined booster and cruiser configuration.

The system could keep unmanned vessels on station longer.

The technology powers a Navy jammer targeting enemy defense networks.