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Defense leaders are weighing their options to deploy various types of military drones on the U.S.-Mexico border for information-collecting and surveillance operations in support of the Trump administration’s move to rapidly expand troop presence there, a senior military official told reporters Wednesday.
“A lot of the ground units now have tactical [unmanned aerial systems, or UAS] that they might bring in,” the official said during an off-camera briefing at the Pentagon.
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Army recruits intent on joining the armor field — which spans Abrams tankers, cavalry scouts and Bradley crewmembers — have traditionally enlisted with a specific role in mind.
But under a new set of Army recruiting guidelines, recruits going into the Army’s ‘heavy metal’ jobs will be assigned their position during their first few weeks of basic training.
The Australian Government is supporting the development of an advanced radio communications production line in South Australia (SA) as part of the DEF129 Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) initiative.
Babcock has signed a MoU with Finland’s Patria to propose the latter’s 6×6 armoured personnel carrier (APC) for the UK armed forces.
With Germany looking for around 160 units of a ‘Boxer-based’ mobile artillery system, the UK purchase looks set to be for around 240 units.
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