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LYNN, Mass.—Rosie the robot and her automated compatriot Thomas are the stars of GE Aerospace’s automated manufacturing line at the...

Key PointsANAVIA completed customer acceptance of six HT-100 Naval unmanned helicopters for the Angolan Navy, to be deployed two per...

New Delhi, September 1. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has called on India’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to increase...

Strategic Missile Sector – Ahead of the 60th anniversary of the PLA Rocket Force on July 1, Chinese state broadcaster...

Much has been written,  or, more accurately, speculated  about the PLAAF’s PL‑17 extreme‑long‑range air‑to‑air missile. People argue about its range,...

Introduction The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) – the U.S. and Canada’s joint defense partnership for missile defense and...

For well over a decade, I have returned periodically to the theme of ‘Light Strike’, a mobile, agile, and firepower-focused...

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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s southern border task force revealed that it shot down three “hostile” drones there, using what AeroVironment...