Arrested Landing Completes X-47B UCAS-D Preparations For Carrier Testing

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The U.S. Navy’s X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System (UCAS) demonstrator performed its first arrested landing at Patuxent River, Naval Air Station in Maryland, on...

How to counter Cyber attacks on defense coalitions

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Cyber security initiatives are sufficiently challenging to the defense strategists of nations. When it comes to mounting and conducting cyber defense programs within coalitions,...

The world against pirates – too little too late

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The US must increase its intelligence- gathering capacity in Africa 15-fold in the short term to counter the threat posed by regional Islamic extremist...

Samsung is now cleared for use in the U.S. government

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The handset maker announced that its Knox-enabled mobile devices have been approved by the Pentagon for government use. Samsung's Knox software offers high-level encryption,...

A Blueprint for Cyber Deterrence: Building Stability through Strength

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By Frank J. Cilluffo, Sharon L. Cardash, and  George C. Salmoiraghi INSS - Cyber Warfare Program In many ways, deterrence in cyberspace is eminently more complicated...

Israeli standoff attack capability against terrorists

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The Israeli Air Force (IAF)  has a proven capability to attack targets from far away. One such tool is the Rafael Spice kit. The Rafael Spice...

Airport perimeter security in the U.S. – a declining market

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The Americans do not believe in perimeter defenses around airports, in spite of the proven performance of these systems. U.S. airport perimeter manufacturers — makers...

Foreign sources: this rocket was destroyed by Israel’s air force in...

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The Iranians have developed an improved model of medium-range rocket Fatah-110. The current model is held by Hezbollah in Lebanon and Israel believes that...

Bionic Ears Provide Combat Advantage, Hearing Protection for the Warfighter

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FBI Tactical team deployed to Boston, 2012. Team members’ kits include the C4OPS, to offer clear communications and hearing protection on assault operations. Warfighters pay...

Will Syria use Mig-21 fitted for chemical warfare ?

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Is this Syria's "doomsday " weapon? Intelligence sources say that the Syrian air force has adapted an old Russian made MIG-21 fighter aircraft to...

“Red Light” in Western Africa – The rising Terror Risks Energy...

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By Meir Gershuni The continent of Africa, and in particular the countries south of Sahara, are center of wide scale activity for Israeli companies who have...

NEW TOOLS FOR BORDER SECURITY

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Many companies develop systems for border security. Some of these were recently showed in a Border Security Expo at the Phoenix Convention Center in...

ACE Assault Rifle 7.62x39mm – same caliber but an advanced weapon

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  Israel Weapons Industries (IWI) knows that some armies want new advanced assault rifles but often are reluctant to change the ammunition. This is the...

India evaluates Israeli made unmanned air system (UAS) for maritime missions

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The efficacy of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) as an early warning mechanism against enemy sneaking in aboard hijacked or rogue vessels was demonstrated during...

U.S unmanned platform and a British missile will better kill...

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The US Air Force is looking at equipping its General Atomics Reaper unmanned aircraft with a British-developed, man-in-the-loop missile better able to reduce collateral...

IAI’s Heron will compete in Canada for Arctic missions

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The Israel aerospace industries (IAI) Heron unmanned air system (UAS) will compete in a Canadian tender to supply an advanced system for  operation in...

Israel as unmanned air systems super power

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The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute said Israeli companies were behind 41 percent of all UAVs exported in 2001-11. Those Israeli exports went to...

Someone is jamming my satellite

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The U.S. Air Force has been quietly developing and has finally fielded a permanent solution to protect its crucial satellite communications signals from interference,...

CV-90 Armadillo Begin Field Evaluations in Denmark

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The Danish Army has received five Armadillo type armored infantry fighting vehicles for testing. The Armadillo is one of several options considered by the Danish Army. Tests are expected to continue through the summer, leading to final selection in February 2014.

India’s CCTV boom

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The Indian closed circuit television (CCTV) market is growing at an annual rate of 30 %. Will Israeli companies manage to benefit from this...

Elta Tactical Ground Surveillance Radars – for HLS missions

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Ground based radar systems have gained operational importance as wars became more limited and urban. The need to detect and identify targets under any...

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This Radar Can Watch the Sky Without Giving Away Its Position

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Air-defense radars face an inherent problem: the signals they transmit to find aircraft can also reveal where the radar itself is located. In a...