Watch Bay Area firm’s flying car in action as future arrives. How much will they cost?
Alef Aeronautics car flew over another vehicle to test an emergency traffic situation, as well as over over a closed-off road ...
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NAVDEX 2025: Aselsan conducts first test firing of Göksur missile system
Turkish defence company Aselsan has announced the first vertical launch test firing of its Göksur naval point missile defence ...
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Aselsan conduct first test of GÖKSUR VLS for Turkish Navy
Türkiye defence company Aselsan has confirmed a successful first live fire test of its GÖKSUR Vertical Launch System (VLS) from a Turkish Navy surface platform. Conducted on 16 February 2025 from the ...
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US Marines AH-1Z fires secret long-range missile for first time, can hit 150-mile away
The Marine Corps has successfully tested a new long-range precision fire (LRPF) missile system, a significant advancement for ...
Updates with Spaceport America: No more international student competition and still no Virgin Galactic flights
New Mexico's Spaceport America touts itself as the gateway to space, but after losing out on hosting a major collegiate rocket engineering competition and no launches from Virgin Galactic since June, ...
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Expert Q&A: Guam ‘No Safer Today’ Despite US Efforts
Rear Adm. (Ret.) Mark Montgomery is a senior director at the Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation (CCTI) at the ...
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USS O’Kane Returns Home after 7-Month Deployment to 5th, 7th Fleets
NAVAL BASE SAN DIEGO – The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS O’Kane (DDG 77), assigned to the USS Abraham ...
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Software-Defined Warships: The Navy’s Digital Future of Necessity
U.S. Navy warships received their first ever over-the-air software updates in combat. In the Red Sea, these upgrades improved ...
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Unprotected: Troops Spent Decades Elbow-Deep in Dangerous Chemicals to Keep Nuclear Missiles Working
That gear wouldn't do much when it came to radiation, but the maintainers knew other toxins lurked in the mass of electronic and hydraulic systems that would let the missiles fly. On one service ...