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November 2021

JUST IN: China's Space Tech Rapidly Catching Up with U.S.

By Stew Magnuson
China has already surpassed the United States in hypersonic technology ...
Air Power

November 2021

U.K.’s Tempest Jet Fighter Program Embraces ‘Digital Revolution’

By Stew Magnuson
LONDON — Three years after the United Kingdom ...
Space

October 2021

Allies Collaborate to Further Space Security, Situational Awareness

By Mandy Mayfield
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The U.S. Space Force recently gathered ...
Marine Corps News

September 2021

Slaying the Dragon: Marines Retooling for Potential War with China

By Jon Harper
The island-hopping campaign against Japanese forces during ...
International

September 2021

DSEI NEWS: New Drone Tech to Aid in Water Emergencies

By Meredith Roaten
Drone company TEKEVER wants to use its unmanned aircraft and artificial intelligence technology to save lives in water emergencies by dropping life rafts to those in distress.
International

September 2021

DSEI NEWS: Robotics Manufacturer Debuts New Unmanned Vehicle Concept

By Meredith Roaten
Milrem Robotics and Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace are teaming up to build a new robotic combat vehicle that the companies intend to offer to the United States.
International

September 2021

DSEI NEWS: Northrop, Leonardo Team Up to Develop Unmanned Helios

By Stew Magnuson
Two defense industry giants announced this week that they were teaming up to develop unmanned helicopters.
International

September 2021

DSEI NEWS: RAF Reports Progress on New Medium-Class Protector Drone

By Stew Magnuson
The Royal Air Force is continuing to test fly its new Protector unmanned aerial vehicle over the skies and seas of Great Britain as it pushes toward its goal of developing a drone “made in the U.K.”
International

September 2021

DSEI NEWS: Saab Demos New Assault Ship for Royal Marines

By Meredith Roaten
LONDON — After demoing a new boat for the first time outside of Sweden ...
Robotics and Autonomous Systems

September 2021

DSEI NEWS: Royal Air Force Playing AI 'Catch Up'

By Meredith Roaten
The Royal Air Force is trying to catch up with the private sector as it pursues new artificial intelligence capabilities, said the service's deputy commander of capability Sept. 16.