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General Atomics produces Netherlands' first MQ-9A ReaperGeneral Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) has completed the first of four MQ-9A Block 5 Reapers for the Royal Netherlands Air Force.
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High in the sky: Turkey’s landmark drone Akıncı sets altitude recordTurkey’s latest cutting-edge combat drone has set a new national aviation record, the head of the country’s top defense body said Thursday.
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Thales’ New Long-Range Surveillance Drone 'UAS 100' Completes First FlightFrance’s Thales successfully completed the first flight of a half-scale prototype of its UAS 100 long-range unmanned air system on June 22.
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Hyundai Rotem delivers two MPUGVs for RoKA trialsHyundai Rotem announced on 7 July that it has handed over to South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) two multipurpose unmanned ground vehicles (MPUGVs) based on the HR-Sherpa prototype for use in six-months-long evaluation trials with the Republic of Korea Army (RoKA).
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China displays ground naval and aerial combat robotsChina introduced some of its latest achievements in military intelligent technology by displaying advanced land, sea and air combat robots at an expo in Beijing on July 5, showing the Chinese arms industry's fast development to meet the demands of future warfare.
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France tests laser-powered anti-drone system for the 2024 OlympicsThe French military used a laser-powered canon on Wednesday to destroy a drone in a test of technology that the government hopes will be used to protect the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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UK invests in ‘smart' missile systemsThe United Kingdom has launched the development of a range of ‘smart' missile systems under the Co-operative Strike Weapons Technology Demonstrator (CSWTD) programme.
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U.S. Marine Corps evaluates light robotic vehicleU.S. Marines and engineers are evaluating a light robotic vehicle, also known as the Expeditionary Modular Autonomous Vehicle (EMAV).
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Weapons of the future: Trends in drone proliferationIn January 2001, a Predator launched an inert Hellfire missile at a dummy tank, marking the first successful missile test from a drone. Twenty years on, drones have become a feature of warfare to an extent that few at the time likely could have imagined. Over 100 militaries have some level of armed or unarmed drone capability, and a growing number have experience using these systems in combat. The notion of what an armed drone looks like and how it should perform has also shifted as the families of drones and drone munitions have become lighter and more diverse. This is fueling a wider adoption of these systems, potentially complicating the United States’ ability to develop effective countermeasures.
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