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Japan selling Patriot missiles to US in break from self-defense policy - Vimarsana News

Japan selling Patriot missiles to US in break from self-defense policy

The Japanese government will sell Patriot air defense missiles to the U.S., marking Tokyo’s first foray into selling complete lethal weapons to allied nations since the post-World War II era. Japan’s national security cabinet this week updated its export rules to allow for the shipment of completed weapons systems. Previously, only the transfer of components…

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Pentagon hopes for 'force multiplier' in race for new tech with China - Vimarsana News

Pentagon hopes for 'force multiplier' in race for new tech with China

The Pentagon is accelerating its timeline for the "Replicator" program, hoping to field thousands of AI-enabled autonomous vehicles by 2026.

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Pentagon's 'Replicator' gambit may speed decisions on lethal autonomy - Vimarsana News

Pentagon's 'Replicator' gambit may speed decisions on lethal autonomy

The program presents immense technological and personnel challenges for procurement and development.

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Actor Joss Ackland, who starred alongside Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin in The Hunt for Red October, dies aged 95, family says - Vimarsana News

Actor Joss Ackland, who starred alongside Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin in The Hunt for Red October, dies aged 95, family says

British actor Joss Ackland has died at the age of 95, his family said in a statement. Throughout his six decade long career, the star appeared in over 130 films and television roles.

'We won't need bullets': Taser boss says electric gun saves lives - Vimarsana News

'We won't need bullets': Taser boss says electric gun saves lives

Rick Smith, founder of Taser-maker Axon, pointed one of his company's yellow stun guns at a target and discharged its electric darts to demonstrate its effectiveness at a security fair outside Paris.But the company's ultimate aim, he said, is to get to the point where tasers are so reliable "that the gun gathers dust, and we don't kill people anymore". lem/mra/rox/lth

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