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AUSA 2018: Gore Launches Tethered Drone Cables

Combining power & fibre optic cables with durable, lighter-weight materials in a hybrid solution

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AeroVironment USAF Contract for RAVEN UAS in Latin America and Caribbean

$13 Million for Support Through 2023

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Robonic Delivers Third-Generation KONTIO Launcher to Leonardo

Designed to Launch 500kg UAS at 37m/s

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ESG and EMT Collaborate in Tactical UAS

Exploits Synergies for German Armed Forces and International Customers

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One module viewed by MONCh was the GHOUL Tool Full Spectrum handheld (with MONCh’s US correspondent Marty Kauchak, above), which the corporate leader described as “lightweight (less than 5lbs [2.3kg]), single-switch operation and set up for single-handed operation, which in theory, would allow the deployed serviced member to keep and use their rifle, and defeat a drone at the same time.” (Photo: Invisible Interdiction)

COTS Counter-Drone Defeat Solution

The Defence Community Meets Invisible Interdiction’s GHOUL Tool Product Line

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L3 Technologies Acquires ASV Global

Acquisition Strengthens Group Maritime Capabilities

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USMC MDM2018 modern day marine MUX is envisioned as a ship-based, extended range, long endurance, and multi-mission UAS, according to a notice posted on Federal Business Opportunities. The USMC expects to pursue MUX under a rapid acquisition, leading to an accelerated fielding of capability. An early operational capability is desired by fiscal year 2025 for a long-based vertical take-off and landing (LBVTOL) configuration with limited capability for military utility assessments.

MDM2018: USMC Unmanned Assets

MAGTF Unmanned Aerial System Expeditionary - MUX

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DroneShield Receives Regulatory Approval for DroneGun Tactical Order for Mideast

Important Step for Future Growth

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Extending UAS Endurance

Innovative Solutions to Issues of Persistence

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Details emerging from last week’s submission of the 2019 defence budget request to the Legislative Yuan (Taiwan’s single-chamber parliament) indicate apparent plans to use fleets of reconnaissance and armed drones to patrol the island nation’s coastlines, local press reports reveal. MONCh understands the drones in question will probably be the TENGYUNG UAS, developed by the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST). T

Armed Drones to Patrol Taiwan Coast

2019 Budget Request Envisions TENGYUN UAS and UCAVs

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Boeing Wins MQ-25 STINGRAY Contract

$805 Million Engineering & Development Contract for Four Airframes

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GA-ASI Expands Team Reaper Australia

Sentient Vision Systems Joins Team for Air 7003

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Land Forces 2018: UMS Skeldar & Airflite Partner

Land Forces 2018: UMS Skeldar & Airflite Partner

MRO &  technical support services for rotary unmanned UAV portfolio

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DroneShield Joins Information Warfare Research Project

Offers a Faster Path to Contracting with US Government

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Land Forces 2018: Lockheed Martin Partners With Deakin to Exploit FORTIS Exoskeleton

Land Forces 2018: Lockheed Martin Partners With Deakin to Exploit FORTIS Exoskeleton

Simplifying Complexity for Effective Results

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Schiebel Established Australian Base for Pacific Operations

”Pacific Region of Significant Strategic Interest”

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Boeing Completes Autonomous Synchronised Flight Tests in Australia

Partnership with Government of Queensland

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V-200 UAV for German Navy K130

German Navy Orders V-200 VTOL UAV from UMS Skeldar

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