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April 7, 2025
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New AI-Driven Seabed Sentry by Anduril Targets Underwater Threat Detection

Defense tech firm Anduril has launched the Seabed Sentry, a mobile, AI-enabled undersea sensing system engineered to provide real-time data from underwater domains. The system addresses key limitations of...

April 4, 2025
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French Army’s Special Operations Helicopter Prototype Revealed by Airbus

At an international special ops event in France, Airbus unveiled the NH90 Caïman Standard 2 prototype, tailored for next-gen missions with the French Army. Built for high-risk tasks like...

April 3, 2025
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New Polaris Snowmobiles Designed for Harsh Arctic Military Operations

Polaris has introduced the 2026 Military 850 TITAN 155 and 850 RMK 155 snowmobiles, tailored for arctic military operations. The TITAN model delivers increased torque and power over earlier...

April 3, 2025
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Nigerian Military Unveils First-Ever African Kamikaze UAV

In a landmark achievement for African defense innovation, Nigeria has revealed the continent’s largest attack drone. The system, developed in collaboration with Nigerian firm Briech UAS, was officially unveiled...

April 2, 2025
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New Thales Night Vision Binocular Offers Wide Field View for Elite Units

At a special ops tech showcase in France, Thales debuted its advanced Panoramic night vision goggles, engineered for elite mission scenarios. Featuring four image intensification tubes, the system provides...

April 1, 2025
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Ukrainian Forces Introduce Mobile Air Defense Using R-73 Missiles on Humvees

Kyiv has developed a mobile surface-to-air missile system mounted on a modified U.S.-made Humvee chassis. Designed for high maneuverability, the system features a newly built cabin and an advanced...

April 28, 2024
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Chinese Innovation Enables UAVs to Track Underwater Targets

Scientists in China claim to have created a submarine detection system mounted on drones, designed specifically to operate in parts of the ocean traditionally considered undetectable zones.