Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders is at an important inflection point. The company continues to report strong earnings from execution ...
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Massive ‘submarine hunter’ circles over CA days after ‘Doomsday Plane’ and bombshell Iran drone memo
California residents spotted another ominous plane, the Navy’s “submarine hunter,” zooming over Fresno Tuesday night. The intelligence aircraft made its flight days after the “Doomsday” plane, the ...
The U.S. Navy and the Defense Innovation Unit have selected defence technology firm Anduril to participate in a programme aimed at developing extra-large autonomous underwater vehicles.
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US Navy taps Anduril’s Dive-XL autonomous submarine for long-range missions
The U.S. Navy and the Defense Innovation Unit have selected Anduril to participate in ...
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Missiles That Changed the Balance of Military Power
Missile technology has steadily reshaped the balance of military power around the world over the course of the last century.
The Hidden Nervous System of the Digital Economy In the popular imagination, the internet is often depicted as an intangible cloud floating above the ...
The world's largest submarine cable system is intended to connect Africa with Asia. The final work in the Persian Gulf has ...
A US military 'Doomsday Plane' was spotted circling Fresno, sparking curiosity. Experts say it was likely a training exercise.
Throughout the Cold War, military planners on both sides of the Iron Curtain built weapons designed to deter the unthinkable. Yet several of those systems came dangerously close to coming active and ...
COLOMBO, March 13 (Reuters) - The bodies of 84 Iranian sailors killed in a U.S. submarine attack on a warship off Sri Lanka's coast last week will be repatriated, a source in the Iranian embassy in ...
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US Navy partners with Anduril to develop XL underwater vessel
Anduril was chosen for the CAMP program after wrapping the longest-ever XL-AUV demonstration.
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616 Tomahawks vanishing: Why the Navy is moving beyond Ohio-class submarines
The U.S. Navy is about to give up its heaviest conventional missile punch at sea, not because it wants to, but because the ...
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