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4/26/2023 4:20:06 PM
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April 2023 - A new laser technology has found its way into commercial production. Dubbed “quantum cascade laser” or “QCL”, this revolutionary technology has the potential to have a profound, positive effect for military aircraft survivability.
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Counter_UAS,Electronic_Warfare,Surveillance_Systems
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4/26/2023 9:16:35 PM
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February 24, 2023 - When in unfamiliar territory, it’s necessary to know the terrain and surrounding area. Protecting your perimeter so you're not caught unaware is paramount to everyone’s safety. Warfighters achieve this by using a perimeter surveillance radar to give them comprehensive information from land surveillance.
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Counter_UAS,Short_Range_Air_Defense_(SHORAD),Surveillance_Systems,Tactical_Expeditionary_Radars
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2/21/2023 6:52:32 PM
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By BreakingDefense.com - February 16, 2023 - Q&A with Mike Coulter, senior vice president of Corporate Business Development and president, International for Leonardo DRS, on the defense needs of Middle East countries, particularly the UAE, as well as interoperability with the US and other countries.
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3/1/2023 4:56:41 PM
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February 9, 2023 - Warfare has changed from hand-to-hand combat to a more defensive approach. With fighting styles evolving, it stands that the weapons used would also improve. Today one of the biggest projects that militaries all over the world are working on is the development of hypersonic weapons. These weapons have been tested by multiple countries over the last several years.
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Counter_UAS,Short_Range_Air_Defense_(SHORAD),Surveillance_Systems,Tactical_Expeditionary_Radars
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2/28/2023 11:30:02 PM
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January 19, 2023 - As with everything in life, warfighting has significantly changed over the years. New inventions are constantly revolutionizing defense. One of the more interesting technologies to evolve is unmanned systems.
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Counter_UAS,Short_Range_Air_Defense_(SHORAD),Surveillance_Systems,Tactical_Expeditionary_Radars
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1/3/2023 7:55:24 PM
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January 2023 -- There are several factors that are affecting the Navy’s drive towards platform electrification. One main reason is the need for more electric power for payloads, sensors, and weapons. For example, the Navy is pursuing directed energy weapons, mainly lasers, that require significant power that only an all-electric fleet can provide.
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Power_and_Propulsion
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2/23/2023 6:05:28 PM
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December 19, 2022 - When selecting a radar, there are two types that are frequently used: S-band and X-band. Each one has its own strengths and weaknesses so the question becomes “Which one do I choose?”.
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Counter_UAS,Short_Range_Air_Defense_(SHORAD),Surveillance_Systems,Tactical_Expeditionary_Radars
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11/4/2021 4:39:10 PM
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November 2, 2021 -- Defense One Radio, Ep. 90 - This episode we explore the future of the U.S. Army's Project Convergence, and its relationship to the early days of the Second World War.
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8/9/2021 4:43:46 PM
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19FortyFive -- August 2021 -- Electric power is the Navy’s future. New technologies, evolving operating environments, and more stringent policies on pollution and climate change are driving the demand for more power. The Navy is investing in new ways of managing and storing power to address the growing demand. Several classes of ships are already employing either hybrid-electric or electric integrated propulsion systems. Future classes, including the Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) and the Future Large Surface Combatant, will be powered by an all-electric drive system as part of an Integrated Power System (IPS).
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Power_and_Propulsion
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1/31/2020 4:05:54 PM
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January 2020 -- Leonardo DRS CEO Bill Lynn explains how larger, more traditional defense contractors can contribute to the Pentagon's push for advanced tech.
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Advanced_Manufacturing
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