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Drones of all shapes and sizes designed to carry more and more weapons or directly deliver explosives are everywhere at the Paris Air Show, matching the scale of their deployment on Ukrainian battlefields. "All sizes of unpiloted aircraft are the future," said the firm's marketing chief Mark Brinkley, in Paris to show off the latest Reaper MQ-9B currently being delivered to Britain.

Alongside the landing, the MQ-9 also executed a resupply via a travel pod, pointing towards the USAF's desire to use the Reaper in new ways.

Indian Air Force has also asked Washington about acquiring around 100 armed Predator C Avenger aircraft.

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As the US Navy continues to build its new CVN-21 Gerald R. Ford Class carriers, few technologies are as important to their success as the next-generation EMALS (Electro-MAgnetic Launch System) catapult. The question is whether that technology will

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Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZFsGwRYf1gA group of Japanese activists took to the streets in the western Japanese city of Hiroshima on Friday (May 19) to protest against the G7 leaders summit and nuclear war.Protesters said their ire was sparked by a meeting of leaders of several nuclear-armed powers, including the United States, in a city that

The Pentagon has grown increasingly concerned about the potential for a conflict with China, which would require improved maritime capabilities.

Mayor Todd Gloria took time off from local politics this week to tour two San Diego laboratories where a limitless source of clean energy is being developed.