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Baltic naval priorities shift towards mine warfare and versatile platforms

17th July 2026

Baltic states are investing in mine warfare, uncrewed systems and multirole platforms as major warship purchases remain scarce, industry sources indicate.

India’s mine countermeasure drive triggers rush of new partnerships

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India’s mine countermeasure drive triggers rush of new partnerships

17th July 2026

Parallel procurement pathways for crewed mine countermeasure vessels and uncrewed systems underline a shift towards next-generation mine warfare for the Indian Navy.

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Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts targets with new laser technology

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Rafael’s Drone Dome intercepts targets with new laser technology

18th February 2020

Rafael has completed a demonstration of its Drone Dome C-UAS in which it intercepted several manoeuvring UAVs using its hard-kill laser beam director. The C-UAS …

PHASA-35 flies in Australia

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PHASA-35 flies in Australia

18th February 2020

The solar-electric Persistent High Altitude Solar Aircraft (PHASA-35) has completed its first flight, BAE Systems announced on 17 February. Designed to operate unmanned in the …

Singapore Airshow 2020: AVT raises its sights over water

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Singapore Airshow 2020: AVT raises its sights over water

14th February 2020

AVT Australia, the Asia-Pacific division of Ascent Vision Technologies, used Singapore Airshow 2020 to present its CM262M maritime gyrostabilised multi-sensor imaging system for the first …

​Northrop Grumman not pausing for thought on MQ-4C

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​Northrop Grumman not pausing for thought on MQ-4C

13th February 2020

The US DoD's decision to pause production of the MQ-4C Triton high-altitude long-endurance (HALE) UAV is not one that concerns the platform’s manufacturer. A two-year …

France supplies three Heron UAVs to Morocco

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France supplies three Heron UAVs to Morocco

13th February 2020

The Royal Moroccan Air Force (RMAF) has taken delivery of three second-hand Heron UAVs from France.  The Israel Aerospace Industries-built UAVs were used by the …

Singapore Airshow 2020: Orion first to join the ‘bandwagon’

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Singapore Airshow 2020: Orion first to join the ‘bandwagon’

13th February 2020

TRD debuted the Orion-H+ at Singapore Airshow 2020, as the latest addition to its range of lightweight C-UAS systems. Orion-H+ has been in development since …

Singapore Airshow 2020: Singapore rolls out the robots

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Singapore Airshow 2020: Singapore rolls out the robots

13th February 2020

Several types of UGV made their appearance on the stand of ST Engineering at Singapore Airshow 2020, ranging from the well-known THeMIS to a small follow-me robot. …

Singapore Airshow 2020: MicroLite brings persistent surveillance to small UAVs

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Singapore Airshow 2020: MicroLite brings persistent surveillance to small UAVs

12th February 2020

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems used the Singapore Airshow to unveil the MicroLite lightweight EO/IR sensor, which offers new capabilities for airborne wide-area persistent surveillance missions. Developed …

DoD plays it safe on air power spending

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DoD plays it safe on air power spending

12th February 2020

The proposed US DoD FY2021 defence budget runs at a shortfall of $800 million for aircraft and associated systems compared to last year’s figures. In total, …

Singapore Airshow 2020: Schiebel explores ASW innovations

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Singapore Airshow 2020: Schiebel explores ASW innovations

11th February 2020

Austrian company Schiebel is exploring anti-submarine warfare (ASW) roles among potential new applications for its Camcopter S-100 UAV platform. Neil Hunter, director of business development …

Remus 300 prototype delivered to US Navy

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Remus 300 prototype delivered to US Navy

11th February 2020

Hydroid has delivered a Remus 300 UUV prototype to the US Navy for evaluation, the company announced on 11 February.Delivered via the Defense Innovation Unit …

GA-ASI receives additional MQ-9 services funding

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GA-ASI receives additional MQ-9 services funding

11th February 2020

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) will provide Group 5 UAS services under a contract modification issued by US Naval Air Systems Command on 10 February. …

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