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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce the winner of the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP) at 5:10 p.m. ADT today during his visit to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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Royal Navy and British Army have extensively tested a domestically produced One-Way Effector (OWE) Uncrewed Air System (UAS), designed for use in both maritime and land operations, for the first time. @RoyalNavy @BritishArmy
u/Luka__mindo — 3 days ago
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The SENTRY ecosystem was designed with that philosophy from day one. Here, the RAW 15 Remote Weapon System is seamlessly integrated onto a Ghost Robotics V60 quadruped UGV, demonstrating how a single payload can transition from a man-packable quad-pod, to ground vehicles, maritime platforms
u/Luka__mindo — 3 days ago
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U.S. Air Force Unveils First Operational Base for B-21 Raider Stealth Bomber.
u/Luka__mindo — 3 days ago
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The MUM-T #C_UAS proposal by @GDELS_Official at #eurosatory2026 ➡️ #PIRANHA GBAD acting as the #mothership equipped with #Elbit ’s UT-30 Mk. 3 unmanned turret capable of using 30mm Air Burst Ammunition #ABM ➡️ The #BULLFROG 8x8 UGV acting as the wingman carring dual 7.62mm belt-fed machine guns
u/Luka__mindo — 6 days ago
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#Leonardo stands ready to deliver the cutting-edge technologies required to transform the @RoyalNavy, @BritishArmy and @RoyalAirForce, as detailed in the Defence Investment Plan (DIP). With almost 10,000 highly skilled people working at ten sites across the UK
u/Luka__mindo — 6 days ago
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China's new illustration on J-35 shows its beast mode, carrying: - 6 PL-15 / PL-16 - 4 CM-98 Cruise Missiles - 2 PL-10 HOBS Well, that's an interesting thing that Chinese State media actually confirms that the internal weapons bay of J-35 can carry 6 weapons / missiles instead of 4
u/Luka__mindo — 6 days ago
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BAE Systems has completed 75% of the manufacturing of FCAD, the demonstrator aircraft for risk reduction in GCAP, and is progressing steadily. Our newspaper's reporter, who saw the actual machine, describes features such as a weapons bay twice as large as that of the F-35
u/Luka__mindo — 7 days ago
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China’s army watched 4 years of drone warfare in Ukraine and decided to get very good at this very fast. Writer: Monica
u/Luka__mindo — 10 days ago
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South Korea Trains for the Drone Wars of the Future. South Korea's Air Force conducted a major air defense exercise simulating an attack by a swarm of 50 enemy drones. The drill tested the military's ability to detect, track, and destroy large numbers of unmanned aerial threats simultaneously.
u/Luka__mindo — 12 days ago
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Ukrainian FP-5 "Flamingo" cruise missiles struck JSC Federal Research and Production Centre "Titan-Barrikady" in Volgograd.The enterprise specializes in the development of missile systems and artillery systems. It is one of the key facilities of Russia's defence industry in Volgograd
u/Luka__mindo — 10 days ago
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Shield AI has unveiled the X-BAT, a fully autonomous jet-powered aircraft that can take off and land vertically without a runway. The aircraft can fly at altitudes of up to 50,000 feet and has a range of around 2,000 nautical miles.
u/Luka__mindo — 12 days ago
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General Secretary Kim Jong Un inspected the test of important weapons on the 25th, based on the plan for the modernization of artillery and missile combat capabilities in carrying out the five-year defense development goals.
u/Luka__mindo — 10 days ago
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Germany has cancelled the F126 frigate programme due to delays, cost growth, and project risks. Instead will buy up to 8 MEKO A-200 frigates. The TKMS A-200 design dates from the 1990s and was one of the 3 contenders for the Type 31 frigate programme.
u/Luka__mindo — 12 days ago
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Lockheed Martin has announced a new hypersonic glide body called Next Generation Glide Body (NXGB).
u/Luka__mindo — 12 days ago
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un has commissioned a 5,000 ton destroyer, calling it proof of North Korea’s growing naval nuclear power. The warship is capable of carrying nuclear capable missiles, signaling a major upgrade in Pyongyang’s military reach.
u/Luka__mindo — 13 days ago