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Drones 'change everything' in modern warfare, US Army aviation chief warns
The U.S. Army’s aviation leadership is warning defense officials and industry partners that cheap, mass-produced drones are ...
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US military moves F-16CJ aircraft with Angry Kitten system to strengthen electronic warfare capability overseas
F-16CJ Viper jets from the United States Air National Guard were deployed toward the Middle East. During the deployment, the aircraft carried the advanced “Angry Kitten” electronic warfare system ...
The Army is developing a contract to buy a variety of services and solutions that will support electronic warfare operations. The service is planning an industry day for Oct. 22 at Fort Huachuca in ...
TRUPPENÜBUNGSPLATZ PUTLOS TRAINING GROUND, Germany—In a grassy field near the Baltic Sea, U.S. soldiers used net-shooting hunter drones, specially outfitted 557 rifles, and .50-caliber machine guns to ...
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7 electronic warfare systems that can disrupt military operations without weapons
Electronic warfare has become a vital force in modern conflict. It is used to ...
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U.S. Army leaders are working to evolve with the ever-changing landscape of today’s battlefield, especially within the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) realm. One way they are attempting to achieve this ...
Artificial intelligence has vast potential in reshaping military strategy, redefining operations, and revolutionising decision-making. The future of the battlefield is as much about algorithms and com ...
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