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RTX News
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Lockheed Martin News
Lockheed Martin, Nokia, and Verizon Advance Defense Capabilities Through 5G.MIL Collaboration
The demonstration advances interoperability of commercial 5G connections with military communications systems.
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RTX News
RTX's Collins Aerospace EPACS power and thermal management system ready for aircraft integration
This technology will provide increased cooling to enable enhanced capabilities on F-35 and future defense and commercial aircraft.
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Lockheed Martin News
Lockheed Martin Unveils Scalable Counter-Unmanned Aerial System Solution
A recent field event marked the first in a planned series of innovative showcases featuring a scalable, layered defense system, designed to detect, track, identify and defeat UAS.
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L3Harris News
L3Harris and Shield AI Team for Breakthrough in Autonomy
L3Harris' DiSCO will leverage Shield AI’s Hivemind autonomy software to accelerate the ability to make faster, more informed decisions.
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RTX News
RTX's Raytheon demonstrates first-ever AI/ML-powered Radar Warning Receiver for 4th generation aircraft
CADS integrates AI/ML into Raytheon’s RWR systems, enhancing threat identification and aircrew survivability while enabling cost-effective, large-scale deployment of modern AI capabilities.
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SAAB News
Saab launches HMS Halland submarine after mid-life upgrade
HMS Halland, the last Gotland-class submarine upgraded, now features advanced technologies matching those in the future Blekinge-class submarines.
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Safran News
Safran signs agreement with Finnish Defence Forces for Inertial Navigation Systems
The Geonyx INS, leveraging Safran’s HRG Crystal technology, is designed for precise navigation, targeting, and artillery pointing even in GNSS1-denied environments.
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General Atomics News
GA-ASI Advances Sub-Hunting With Test of New Air-Dropped Sensors
GA-ASI anticipates increasing interest in the MQ-9B SeaGuardian, given its high-end maritime capabilities at a significantly lower cost than traditional manned maritime platforms.
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Airbus News
