Military UAVs – Page 135
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Opinion
Vertical lift consortium splits US rotorcraft industry opinion
There are divided opinions in the US helicopter industry on the efficacy of a new consortium tackling procurement problems
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India outlines mini VTOL-UAV requirement
India has issued a request for information for a small-sized vertical take-off and landing unmanned air vehicle ...
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Selex Galileo gets new buyer for PicoSAR sensor
A non-NATO UAV operator is to acquire Selex Galileo's PicoSAR sensor under a new evaluation deal ...
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USAF launches review to rebalance airborne ISR fleet
The US Air Force has launched a sweeping review aimed at rationalising an expanding fleet of both manned and unmanned aircraft dedicated to the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) mission.
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General Atomics, UAE firm tie up to offer Predator XP
General Atomics has signed an agreement with the United Arab Emirates' International Golden Group (IGG) to potentially supply Predator unmanned air vehicles to the country.
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ATK eyes modified gunship market
ATK is moving into the business of modifying military aircraft as gunships after signing a contract with Jordan ...
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PICTURE: IAI reveals 'Ghost' unmanned rotorcraft
Israel Aerospace Industries has shown defence minister Ehud Barak its new unmanned rotorcraft designs ...
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Focus on affordability for Global Hawk
Northrop Grumman says it is doing all it can to reduce the cost of its Block 30-standard Global Hawk ...
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Jordan gets Schiebel Camcopter S-100
Jordan has taken delivery of two Schiebel Camcopter S-100 vertical take-off and landing UAVS ...
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Northrop: Global Hawk not slowing down even with cuts
The US Air Force's decision to halve its order of Block 40 RQ-4 Global Hawks is not expected to stop or even slow down the production line, says manufacturer...
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F-35 slowdown shifts focus to F-16 service life
As concerns grow that the US Air Force is losing its air-power edge over potential rivals, the service's leadership has decided that hundreds of its oldest Lockheed Martin F-16s can remain in service for nearly 10 more years with minimal investment.
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NewsFrance orders more Sperwer UAVs for Afghan operation
Sagem is to boost the size and capabilities of the French army's Sperwer tactical unmanned air vehicle fleet ...
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Australian aerospace targets international appeal
Australia's aerospace industry has benefited from niche focus and government support as it seeks to establish itself on the world stage
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News
Dassault offers French military Heron TP lease deal
Dassault is considering leasing Israel Aerospace Industries Heron TP unmanned aircraft systems to the French armed forces ...
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Tamam unveils UAV navigation system
Israel Aerospace Industries' Tamam division has unveiled an airborne navigation system for unmanned air vehicles ...
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VIDEO: Elbit performs joint sorties with Hermes-family UAVs
Elbit Systems has performed a series of joint missions with its Hermes 450 and Hermes 900 unmanned air vehicles using the same universal ground control station (UGCS).
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NewsGlobal Hawk orders cut to pay for sensor fixes
The US Air Force has slashed a planned order for its Block 40-variant Global Hawk unmanned aircraft system ...
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NewsPentagon budget request doubles-down on long range strike
The US military has proposed to jump-start development of new land- and sea-based bombers in the FY2012 budget ...
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NewsAeronautics launches production of unmanned Dominator
Israeli unmanned air vehicle manufacturer Aeronautics Defense Systems has launched the series production of its Dominator system, with negotiations on a sale under way with more than one potential customer.
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South Korea assesses Israeli UAVs
The South Korean army is evaluating several Israeli-produced unmanned air vehicle designs ...