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General Dynamics Teams Up With South Korean Giants to Boost US Shipbuilding

General Dynamics NASSCO has signed a memorandum of agreement with South Korean shipyards to ramp up cooperation on vessel design, manufacturing automation, and related technologies for the American market.

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Saronic to Invest $300 Million in Louisiana Shipyard Expansion

Saronic will invest $300 million to expand its shipyard in Louisiana, increasing its autonomous surface vessels production capacity.

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US Army’s New LUCAS Drone Puts an American Spin to Iran’s Shahed

The US is putting its own twist on Iran’s Shahed-136, kicking off tests of an attack drone it said was reverse-engineered from the loitering munition.

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MQ-9 Reaper Gains Smart Surveillance Boost in Breakthrough Flight

Surveillance network tech is an airspace monitoring system, fuses multiple sensor types, tracks cooperative and non-cooperative aircraft, provides real-time airspace awareness, and supports counter-UAS operations.

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CENTCOM Launches First One-Way Attack Drone Squadron in Middle East

US Central Command has established Task Force Scorpion Strike, the first dedicated one-way attack drone squadron in the Middle East.

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New Airborne EW Platform Lets Forces Spot Emitters in GPS-Dark Zones

Wraith is an airborne EW system, weighs 32 pounds, navigates using visual odometry with multiband global navigation satellite systems, and can be launched by two people in minutes.

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L3Harris to Upgrade US Marine Corps SATCOM Terminals

L3Harris has received a new order to upgrade the US Marine Corps’ satellite communications terminals to improve data throughput.

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Trinidad and Tobago PM Says New US-Installed Radar to Monitor Venezuela Activity

Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar said Wednesday that a new radar installed by the United States in the archipelago is aimed at curbing drug trafficking and the movement of sanctioned Venezuelan oil.

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Sweden Becomes First European Buyer of Textron’s RIPSAW M3 Robotic Vehicle

Sweden has become the first European country to buy the RIPSAW M3 robotic ground vehicle from Textron Systems. 

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US Names 1,000+ Golden Dome Partners in First Contracting Stage

The US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has selected 1,014 companies for the opening round of a massive contracting vehicle supporting the Pentagon’s future Golden Dome air and missile defense effort.

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