The U.S. Finally Realized: The Syrian Chemical Weapons Fraud

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The U.S. confirmed today what Israeli sources have already reported: Syria is hiding parts of its chemical weapon caches. IHLS has published an article a...

Nigeria, Israel Cooperate in Fighting Terrorism

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Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan last week led a large Nigerian delegation to an official visit in Israel to discuss cooperation in fighting terrorism. “There...

Russia and NATO Develop New Crowd-Screening Sensors

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NATO and Russia are cooperating on a system that will identify terrorist bombers targeting big commuter hubs or sports venues. NATO said in a video...
MQ-8C Fire Scout. Photo: Northrop Grumman

The U.S Navy Unmanned Helicopter Makes its First Flight

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The MQ-8C Fire Scout — an unmanned helicopter that’s larger and faster than the MQ-8B already in use by the Navy — made its...

Baffling Decision to Cease Ban on Knives on U.S. Flights Reversed

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The surprising decision made earlier this year to reverse the ban on knives on U.S. flights had even the most junior Israeli security experts...

The Case of the Killer UAS

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Killer unmanned air systems (UAS) are accurate most of the time. The Pakistani government said that 3 per cent of the people killed in...

U.S. Company Offers New Hand-held Chemical Identifier

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A new hand-held chemical identifier for analyzing suspected explosives, toxic industrial chemicals and narcotics was introduced Tuesday by Smiths Detection. According to the New Scientist,...

U.S. Company to Assist Government with Cyber Security

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Lockheed Martin has established a continuous diagnostics and mitigation laboratory where they will conduct workshops to help governments with cybersecurity. The laboratory in Gaithersburg,...

The Thin Line Between Army and Police in the U.S.

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The adoption of military gear by local police departments across America – some call it the “militarization” of American police – has been going...

U.S. Considers Lifting Ban Blocking Libyans Training in U.S.

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is quietly considering lifting a long-standing ban on Libyans coming to the U.S. for training in the aviation...

The Biggest Hoax – “Syria Clean of Chemical Weapons”

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The international chemical weapons watchdog said on Thursday that Syria had met a key deadline for “the functional destruction” of all the chemical weapons...

Kenya Receives U.S-Made Bomb Detection and Disposal Equipment

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The Kenyan Police Service (KPS) has taken delivery of United States-made bomb disposal equipment for use in anti-terror operations by the Criminal Investigations Department...

U.S. Army Battle Lab Presents new UGV’s

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The U.S. Army is testing a variety of unmanned ground vehicles to see how well they can fire weapons and carry the load for...

Russian Commandos to Adopt New Underwater Assault Rifles

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Russia’s army is set to adopt a new assault rifle that performs effectively both on the ground and underwater. The ADS assault rifle, can...

Did Terrorists Test Airplane Security?

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A memo written by the U.S. Airways Pilot Association described a possible "dry-run" for a future terrorist attack that occurred on Flight 1880 on...

Europe Endorses UAV Development for Border Surveillance

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A security strategy paper by EU Foreign Affairs Chief Catherine Ashton says EU countries should use military-grade unmanned air systems (UAS) for border surveillance....

Under Development – An Advanced Unmanned Helicopter

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Positioning itself for future Army contracts, Sikorsky Aircraft says it is developing an unmanned helicopter sophisticated enough to skim treetops, negotiate emerging obstacles and...

DARPA and U.S Army Researchers Work on New IED-Proof Vehicles

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The U.S. army has an urgent need for a vehicle that can protect its passengers from improvised explosive devices (IED). Over the next 18 months,...

Lockheed Martin to Continue Supporting U.S. Army’s PTDS System

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Lockheed Martin will continue to support a tethered aerostat-based system that provides real-time, around-the-clock reconnaissance and surveillance for warfighters in Afghanistan. The U.S. Army...

TALON, Most Widely Used Robot Across the Globe

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QinetiQ North America’s Talon robot is now actively being deployed in 30 countries globally including U.S., Europe and Africa. Since its introduction more than...

Unmanned Aircraft Take First Steps Into Civil Airspace

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Slowly but surely, unmanned aircraft systems(UAS) are entering the U.S. National Airspace System (NAS). For the first time, aircraft have flown commercially into remote...

Israeli Company Awarded Foreign Maritime Radar Contract

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Israel Aerospace Industries' (IAI) ELTA Systems Ltd., an IAI Group and subsidiary was recently awarded multi million (US) dollars worth of contracts to supply...

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