Raytheon (RTX) showcased the SeaVue Multi-role Radars long-range target detection at the U.S
The Dutch Ministry of Defense has repeated an order for 51 drone radars. The contract was signed on August 21 at Robin Radar Systems HQ, The Hague
Leonardo DRS, announced it has received a $117 million order for next-generation thermal weapon sights for the U.S
A high-level Turkish defense delegation, led by defence minister Prof. Haluk Görgün, visited Jakarta to finalize defense agreements with Indonesia
General Atomics will equip the U.S
Northrop Grumman has been chosen by the U.S
The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has announced plans to construct a test facility aimed at safeguarding military equipment from increasingly prevalent GPS jamming attempts by foreign powers. Under a newly awarded £20 million contract to defence technology company QinetiQ, the advanced radio frequency, anti-jamming test centre will be established at the MOD's Boscombe Down site in Wiltshire
The Estonian Ministry of Defence has signed a joint statement with Helsing to develop and apply artificial intelligence (AI) technologies for the Estonian Defence Forces (EDF). The partnership aims to pioneer new defence technologies, including software-defined reconnaissance and strike capabilities
Russias ROSOBORONEXPORT today unveiled a new mobile electronic warfare (EW) center based on the PLASTUN-SN tracked armored vehicle at the Army 2024 arms fair. The vehicle houses the SHIELD electronic warfare system which can suppress the electronic signals of first person view (FPV) and other drones
Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States have conducted their first military trial integrating autonomy and Artificial Intelligence (AI), using AI-enabled uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) to destroy ground targets. Testing saw the deployment of a series of AI-enabled UAVs that allow a human operator to locate, disable and destroy targets on the ground
L3Harris Technologies demonstrated its new electronic warfare (EW) capability ‘DiSCO in the biennial U.S
A new radar system, the Groundmaster 400a by Thales, has been deployed to monitor Dutch airspace until the new SMART-L radar station in Herwijnen is operational. The Groundmaster 400a replaces the Medium Power Radar, decommissioned in March after 52 years of service, and follows the mobile NATO radar, in service for the past four months, the Netherlands defense ministry said in an