Israeli Company to Supply APCs to Philippines Army

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Israeli company awarded an approximately $20 Million contract for the supply of upgraded APCs to the Philippines Armed Forces. Israeli company Elbit announced today that...

Nanotechnology Breakthrough will Sense Hazardous Chemical Traces

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Scientists at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed a new device that will measure the motion of small particles...

Microsoft says NSA spying hit trust in the cloud

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A senior Microsoft spokesman says that government surveillance has damaged trust in the cloud and in the company itself, pushing the latter to focus...

iHLS TV – Ebola possibly weaponized, Safe City projects, next gen...

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iHLS Israel Homeland Security In this weekly report (28 October 2014): Ebola possibly weaponized Safe City projects US next generation bunker-buster bombs New Hovermast unveiled Euclid antenna pedestals

Preparations being completed ahead of the international AUS&R 2014 unmanned systems...

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The final touches are being put into place ahead of the major unmanned systems event AUS&R 2014 at Rishon LeZion on November 26. The AUS&R...

Policing Algorithm To Reduce Crime

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Can math help keep our streets safer? A new study by a UCLA-led team of scholars and law enforcement officials suggests the answer is...

First “East of Suez” UK Naval Base In 40 Years Begins...

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by Konstantin Bodragin UK foreign secretary Philip Hammond and his Bahraini counterpart Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa held a groundbreaking ceremony last weekend,...

Israeli made systems for u.s cost guard

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Over the past five years, the U.S Coast Guard's budget for acquiring assets such as fixed-wing aircraft and various cutters has "fallen short of...

IATA Chief: Drones Pose Real Threat To Civilian Aviations

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Members of the general public operating unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) are a “a real and growing threat” to civilian aircraft, warns Tony Tyler, director-general...

Nowhere to hide ? Stealth Wear may help

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In a move that demonstrates that UAS, facial recognition technology, and cellphone snooping are starting to affect the broader culture, the New York-based artist...

Another aircraft carrier joins the fight against ISIS in the mediterranean

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The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower and her escorts have been doing last-minute preps ahead of a planned seven-month deployment that is expected to put...

Teherans’ Drone Fever

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Last week Iran unveiled its latest drone dubbed “Hamaseh”. This unmanned aerial vehicle follows a classic twin-boom tail design, pioneered by IAI’s Scout and...

Report: Stopping Poaching Will Hurt Terrorist Funds

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Governments around the world should work with each other, non-profits, local residents, and the private sector to reduce poaching and wildlife crimes that are...

DARPA in Search After Effective Drone-Control

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The growth of the drone market has brought with it a host of innovations such as drone delivery, drone conference calls, and even Wi-Fi...

Calm Down: New Behavioral Testing Tool Found

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In order to examine reasons for chaos during emergencies and which areas in a building are especially hazardous during an emergency, an international research...

Innovative Handheld Biosensor Screening System

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Biosensors can be useful for businesses as well as for security and defense organizations. BioMensio from Finland is developing a smart handheld bio-screening sensor...
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Germany Intends to Purchase UAVs from the US

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Germany’s defense ministry has announced its decision to buy high-altitude MQ-4C Triton unmanned surveillance planes, produced and built by Northrop Grumman Corp for deliveries...
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Unexpected Destination for New Rifle

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Soldiers operating at the future battlefield will have to be more agile and at the same time carry advanced equipment that might interfere with...

The Robots Republic Of China

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Close your eyes and imagine the future war. Some estimations claim that in the not-so-far future robots will replace men in the battlefield and...

ISIS’ Chemical Weapons

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By Rachel Ehrenfeld* It is surprising that the Islamic State’s use of chemical warfare has taken this long. On August 11, ISIS shelled the northern...

Sharm el-Sheikh Airport Security Lax, Or Simply Ignored?

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On Oct. 31, Metrojet Flight 9268 catastrophically broke apart over the Sinai Peninsula after taking off from Sharm el-Sheikh about 20 minutes earlier and...

Number Of Foreign Fighters In Iraq And Syria Has Doubled

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Over the last 18 months, the number of foreign fighters in Syria and in Iraq has doubled, according to a study by the Soufan...

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This Software-Defined Shield Could Help Drones Survive Electronic Warfare

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Electronic warfare equipment can help aircraft detect hostile emitters, recognize threats and protect themselves from electronic attack. The problem is that traditional EW systems...