Israel’s defense Export during 2014 Reached 5.66 billion dollars
During 2014, the Israeli defense industries signed new contracts, valued at 5.66 billion dollars.
The Israeli defense industry, ranked among the top 10 leading defense...
Is This The End For Aerostats?
Will advanced hovering tethered platforms make tactical aerostats obsolete?
This question does not have a definite answer but more and more experts ask it.
The new breed...
American Industries Identify 25 Defense Technologies For Transfer To India, Israel...
American and Indian industries have identified 25 new technologies for transfer to the latter under the defense trade and technology initiative (DTTI) to be...
Ukraine Grudgingly Seeks Defensive Technology
Ukraine, the war-torn east European country, has not yet gained approval to purchase lethal arms from the US. Until then, the Ukrainian military is...
Russia is Developing a Hypersonic Missile
Russia will build its first hypersonic missile by 2020. This, according to local state media.
“In my estimation, the first hypersonic products should appear …...
China To Set Up Its Own “DARPA”
China is no small fish in the weapons exports pool, but its military technology is still lagging behind its competitors. To overcome this, China...
Elbit Systems to Supply Military Communications Systems for $45 million
Elbit Systems announced today that it was awarded an approximately $45 million contract from a European country for the supply of military communications systems....
Robots in the Air – Robots on the Ground
By Arie Egozi
It begins to look like an episode from a science fiction movie - along the border between Israel and the Gaza strip,...
Vietnam wants more Israeli made UAVs
The Vietnamese Defense Forces will acquire additional unmanned aerial systems (UAS) from Israel.
Following Vietnam’s recent acquisition of the Aeronautics unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the...
IMI Wins US Army Tender to Supply Decoy Flares
IMI systems increases the US Army’s backlog. The U.S. Army has awarded IMI Systems a 5.7 million dollar contract to deliver decoy flares for...
New bat-like UAV for the U.S. military
The United States has given Northrop Grumman extra funding of $39 million so it could keep on developing a special radar that allows the...
Protecting the Israeli Aviation Infrastructure
By ARIE EGOZI
A big effort is being made to protect the Israeli aviation infrastructure from Cyber attacks.
The threat is real and imminent. A cyber...
New Microwave Absorber For Stealth Radar Cloaking
Microwave absorbers are a kind of material that can effectively absorb incident microwave energy to make objects invisible to radar; therefore they are commonly...
Armored Personnel Carrier Is To Be Developed
The polish “Armament Group”, together with the OBRUM Company, has signed an agreement with the German Rheinmetall Man Military Vehicles company, regarding a joint...
IAF’s new Samson Transport Aircraft
It was recently cleared for publication that the new Samson transport aircraft operated by the Israeli Air Force (IAF) has conducted its first round...
3D Technology To Uncover Hidden Landmines
It is estimated there are 110 million landmines buried across the world, with the potential to kill and maim innocent men, women, and children...
Cartels Cut Hole In US-Mexico Border Fence
Criminals working for criminal cartels have cut a hole in a stretch of the fence along the US-Mexican border in Arizona, National Border Patrol...
Instead of Training Syrian Rebels, US Drops Arms, Ammo
Olga Grosman
After the $500 million dollar program to train moderate Syrian rebel groups brought no real success in the battlefield, the US has decided...
Cyber Attacks Can Now Kill
80s films where computers could kill will soon become a reality, judging by a new Pentagon project.
Raytheon, Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin are but...
Huge Seven Ton Monster – Star of AUS&R 2016 Exhibition
Robots have been playing a growing role in combat. Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has recently unveiled the RoBattle, an unmanned, heavy duty, highly maneuverable...
Russia’s War Robots Aren’t All They’re Cracked Up To Be
In the future, robots might do most of the fighting on the battlefield, but war robots aren’t all they’re cracked up to be, for...
Pentagon to use data from satellites to counter China and Russia
The Pentagon and intelligence community are developing war plans and an operations center to fend off Chinese and Russian attacks on U.S. military and...
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Synthetic Threats Bring New Complexity to Real Air Combat Training
Large-scale air combat exercises face a practical limitation: creating a realistic battlefield can require dozens of aircraft, support platforms and air-defense systems operating simultaneously....
