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As Biden heads for a G7 meeting in Hiroshima, Japan looks poised to put its WWII history behind and become a modern military power, but are its people ready?

"I am not sure that we are cheaper than [General Atomics] but we are more flexible in the different payloads we can operate," Ron Tryfus, IAI senior vice-president for future growth, said.

Tightening relations with US organizations to develop next-gen technology is part of an overall business strategy to try and develop a suite of future-focused weapons, according to Eytan Eshel, IAI's executive vice president for R&D, technology and innovation.

A model of the Blue Spear at Singapore Airshow 2022. Proteus Advanced Systems is marketing its Blue Spear as a cross-deployable surface-to-surface missile for manpower-strained countries seeking greater commonality between units of its armed...

The Blue Spear is a subsonic air breathing, sea-skimming missile able to be fired either from land or from a ship, with a range of 180 miles

A joint venture makes it the best of both worlds.

Estonia has announced a deal with Proteus Advanced Systems to provide Blue Spear 5G SSM missile systems for the country’s defense forces.

It’s part of an agreement for developing and bolstering Estonian coastal defense capabilities.

TALLINN - The Estonian Center for Defense Investment (ECDI) has signed a contract with Proteus Advanced Systems Pte. Ltd., a joint venture compa...

Israel Is Cashing in on a Global Race for Drone-Fighting Air Defense Systems Seth Frantzman © Provided by The Daily Beast Getty America faces an array of growing airborne military threats, from rockets fired at U.S. troops in Iraq to concerns that China is rapidly developing “aircraft carrier-killer” missiles. America’s chief of naval operations, Admiral Mike Gilday, warned last month that there was no time to waste in putting new technologies at sea within the next dec...