Unmanned Systems
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Small, Dispersed and Hard to Kill: How the U.S. Marines Are Rethinking a Pacific War
The Marine Corps wants small teams armed with sensors and missiles operating inside an adversary’s weapons range. Chinese military researchers are already…
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$14 Billion in Taiwan Arms Sales Is on Hold. What Should Asia’s Buyers Worry About?
Anduril says its Taiwan business is being affected as politics clouds defense cooperation.
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Beyond Missiles, How Can Drones Strengthen Taiwan’s Defense?
Taiwan has brought multiple attack-drone types into joint drills. Their defensive value will depend on coordination, resilient communications and sustained support.
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Japan Considers MQ-28A Ghost Bat to Strengthen Coastal Defense
The Japanese government has recently engaged Boeing over the potential acquisition of the MQ-28A Ghost Bat under its Strategic Defense and Security…
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U.S. Navy Advances Carrier-Based Collaborative Combat Aircraft
The U.S. Navy has issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking design concepts from the global defense industry as it advances Increment…
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GA-ASI and Fujitsu Explore MQ-9B Maintenance and Operational Support in Japan
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) and Fujitsu Limited have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore the establishment of unmanned…
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U.S. Plans New Procurement of Griffon Aerospace Outlaw Drones
The US Department of War has announced plans to procure Outlaw unmanned aircraft systems, associated support equipment, and services from US-based Griffon…
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Türkiye Unveils i-Zaha Unmanned Amphibious Assault Vehicle
Turkish defense company FNSS has recently unveiled the new “i-Zaha” unmanned amphibious assault vehicle. The system is expected to operate alongside existing…
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Japan Turns to 3D-Printed Interceptor Drones as It Rethinks Air Defense Production
閱讀繁體中文版 By E.K.K A cheap attack drone is approaching. Shooting it down with an expensive air-defense missile works – but what…
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U.S. Is Building a Drone Force That Can Attack From the Air, Sea and Underwater
Task Force Falcon Strike will bring U.S. and Middle Eastern forces together to operate one-way attack drones across the air and sea.