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Unmanned K-Max Helicopter...

Unmanned K-Max Helicopter
Lockheed Martin has teamed up with Kaman Aerospace to develop an unmanned/manned version of Kaman’s K-Max cargo helicopter that will be deployed to support Centcom and Marine forces. The new Lockheed/Kaman adapted K-Max will pick up the Army’s Aviation Applied Technology Directorate (AATD) contract to develop an unmanned cargo helicopter as part of the Unmanned Air Systems...

Lockheed Martin and Raytheon-Boeing JGAM...

Lockheed Martin and Raytheon-Boeing JGAM Flight Tests
In 2007 the US Defense Department requested proposals for a new Joint-Air-to-Ground Missile to replace the replace the current BGM-71 TOW, AGM-114 Hellfire and AGM-65 Maverick missiles. Now in 2010, competing contractors Lockheed Martin and Raytheon/Boeing – both of which were awarded a $120 million for the development of the JGAM in 2008 – have released videos of the...

USAF Augmented Reality Recruitment...

USAF Augmented Reality Recruitment
The U.S Air Force has developed a mobile recruiting center that uses 3-D video and augmented reality to immerse prospective enlistees in simulated military missions. The recruitment center, known as Command Center Alpha, made its debut on April 22 in Florida, and has since made visits to Indianapolis 500, the Ocean City Air Show, and Nashville’s Country Music Association Music...

Military Free Apple iPad Deal...

Military Free Apple iPad Deal
Starting August 1st – 31st 2010 we will be accepting entries from military members and civilian DOD employees to win a FREE Apple iPad. The winner will be announced September 1st in our Newsletter. There are no strings attached. We periodically run specials, and notify our customers when we do so. This drawing is free and open to all U.S. Military Service Members. When ever we get...

Free iPod Military NFL Contest...

Free iPod Military NFL Contest
This exclusive online contest is newest military deal offering military and civilian DOD employees a chance to win a Free iPod Nano 8GB and other great prizes absolutely free with no purchase necessary. Be sure to read the complete deals to take advantage and stay tuned for more promotions and contests! Be sure to enter our Free Apple iPad Online Contest as well! Your luck may leave you...

Weirdest Military Experiments...

Weirdest Military Experiments
From bat bombs to cat bombs; pigeon guided missiles to rocket propelled explosive wheels, military armed forces worldwide have conducted some of the craziest experiments known to man. Here’s a list of the 10 craziest military experiments ever Bat Bombs Bat Bombs In the 1940’s the Air Force initiated a program that would strap small explosives to bats and have them fly over enemy...

TiGER Unmanned Aerial Grenade...

TiGER Unmanned Aerial Grenade
MDBA has unveiled its new unmanned aerial grenade – the Tactical Grenade Enhanced Range or TiGER – at the 2010 Farnborough Air Show earlier this month. The TiGER – designed for use by small tactical ground units to counter snipers or destroy improvised explosive devices and other targets beyond the line of sight – consists of two 40mm grenades housed in a micro UAV...

Raytheon Unveil Laser Close-In Weapons S...

Raytheon Unveil Laser Close-In Weapons System
Raytheon has recently unveiled its new Laser Close-In Weapons System at the 2010 Farnborough Airshow, England, 19 – 25th July. The new anti-aircraft laser is the first high-powered laser to successfully engage and destroy UAVs flying at 300mph from a distance of 2 miles. The high-powered laser, known as the Laser Weapons System (LaWS), sits atop the Navy’s Phalanx Close-In Weapons...

Nano-Paint Makes Objects Invisible To Ra...

Nano-Paint Makes Objects Invisible To Radar
An Israeli company has developed a new nano-paint that it claims can make objects almost invisible to radar. The paint, developed by Nanoflight, could one day be used to disguise aircraft, ground vehicles, vessels and even projectiles from the watchful eye of enemy radars. Radar detects objects by constantly emitting electromagnetic waves. When these waves hit something they are...

Navy Sea Robin Launch Canister System...

Navy Sea Robin Launch Canister System
The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) will award a contract to Oceaneering for the development of a submerged launch system that would deploy a UAV launch canister from the torpedo tube of a nuclear submarine. The Launch Canister System (LCS), also known as Sea Robin, would shoot to the surface tethered by fiber optic cables. Once afloat, the Sea Robin would deploy the eXperiemental Fuel...

Dual-Rotor Warrior Flying Car Concept...

Dual-Rotor Warrior Flying Car Concept
The race to develop flying cars of the future is on. While the idea and technology have been around for some time, it’s only in recent years that we’ve seen effective and efficient concepts such as the Terrafugia, come to life. Designed for what one might called everyday use, the Terrafugia poses no great military application, which is why DARPA has called for its own one-to-four...

Communications At Speed And Depth...

Communications At Speed And Depth
A new system developed by Lockheed Martin will bring the Internet and Military networks to U.S Navy submarines cruising the depths of the oceans. The Communications at Speed and Depth is similar to previous systems that use buoys to receive data on submarines, but unlike any others, Lockheed Martin’s new system will be able to receive and send data. Communications at Speed and Depth...

RAPS Remote Auxiliary Power System...

RAPS Remote Auxiliary Power System
There are several devices that are able to charge your gadgets on-the-go, but what do Military Special Forces do when far from an electrical outlet? Utilize a tool inspired by Bat Man. RAPS Remote Auxiliary Power System The Remote Auxiliary Power System (RAPS) – developed at an Air Force research lab in Dayton, Ohio – is a grappling hook that safely conducts electricity...

Navy Phalanx CIWS...

Navy Phalanx CIWS
The MK-15 Phalanx is a closed in weapons system (CIWS, pronounced See-Whiz) designed as the last line of defense against anti-ship missiles and aircraft. Originally developed in 1973 by General Dynamics’ Pomona Division, now Raytheon, and sold to Hughes Missile Systems Company in 1992, the Phalanx anti-ship missile defense system has become the mainstay of defense for all...

Navy Large Vessel Interface Lift On Lift...

Navy Large Vessel Interface Lift On Lift Off
The U.S Navy has developed a new crane rig that is able to transfer cargo at sea whilst compensating for surging waves, effectively eliminating the need for a sheltered harbor in emergency or combat situations. Most ships need a protected port with calm waters to prevent cargo from swinging violently while being transferred. However, the Navy’s new Large Vessel Interface Lift On/Lift...

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