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The global aerospace, defence & security industry experienced a 7% rise in company filings mentions of cloud in Q1 2023 compared with the previous quarter, with the highest share accounted for by Axon Enterprise with 9% year-on-year decrease, according to GlobalData’s analysis of over 40 aerospace, defence & security company filings.

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The global aerospace, defence & security industry experienced a 25% decline in the number of internet of things-related patent applications in Q1 2023 compared with the previous quarter. The total number of internet of things-related grants dropped by 37% in Q1 2023, according to GlobalData’s Patent Analytics. The growing application of Internet of Things will prove to have a transformative impact across multiple sectors.

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The Pentagon tomorrow will announce a new aid package that will include additional Bradley Fighting Vehicles and Stryker Armored Vehicles, a U.S. official tells The War Zone.
“I can confirm that the next Presidential Drawdown Package (expected tomorrow) contains roughly two dozen Bradleys and Strykers,” a U.S. official said in a statement to The War Zone.
The official, confirming earlier reporting by The Voice of America about the types of vehicles to be included, did not know the exact number of each vehicle.

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The A-6 Intruder, an icon of American war aviation, flew undaunted into the Vietnam cloak of night, forging an unforgettable legacy.
The A-6 Intruder: The Sword and Shield of the Carrier Air Wing
In the shadow of its illustrious brother, the F-14 Tomcat, lurks a fearless and tenacious fighter: Northrop Grumman’s A-6 Intruder. Developed in the crucible of the Korean War, the Intruder became the sword and shield of the US Navy’s carrier air wing, providing unprecedented deep strike capability.

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Ushering in an era of unprecedented air superiority, the F-22 Raptor spread wings for the first time, embodying the future of warfare in the skies. However, your flight appears to have encountered unexpected turbulence.
The glorious initial flight of the F-22 Raptor
The F-22 Raptor, the towering knight of the sky, rose in a roar of engines and dreams of air superiority, endowed with quintessential stealth, the agility of a hawk, and the lethality of a supercruiser. With these unrivaled capabilities, the Raptor emerged as the banner of the future in the art of warfare.

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The Ukrainian officer tasked with sending Bradley Fighting Vehicles on the breaching mission south of Mala Tokmachka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast last week faced a horrible decision. Does he leave his marooned troops to fend for themselves or risk more lives and equipment to try to rescue them?

Ukrainian forces abandoned one Leopard 2A6, four M2 Bradleys (three of which damaged) and one BMR-2 Mine-Clearing Tank during an attack in the Zaporizhzia Region. pic.twitter.

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Exploring the truth behind Russia’s claim about its alleged arms revolution with the Kinzhal hypersonic missile, a study delves into the reality of this weaponry.
The Kinzhal: A Trojan Horse in the Arms Race?
In the wake of March 2022, the echoes of the Kremlin pompously announced the operational scoop of the Kh-47M2 Kinzhal hypersonic missile, a projectile launched on a weapons stronghold in the Ivano-Frankivsk region of Ukraine. A first blow with this titan of war, although not as monumental as it was advertised.

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A U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft assigned to the 127th Wing, Michigan National Guard, on their way to Air Defender 23, fly in formation behind a KC-135 Stratotanker assigned to the 128th Air Refueling Wing, Wisconsin National Guard, June 5, 2023. (U.S. Air Force National Guard photo).

Over 250 NATO warplanes, including about 100 from the US Air Force, will defend the skies of Germany against a major simulated invasion of a NATO country this week. 
The air exercise, dubbed Air Defender 23, began Monday and is the largest training event of its type in NATO history.

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Lawmakers in the House Armed Services Committee are proposing to change the official job title of the Pentagon’s chief technology officer and designate new responsibilities for the position.
A provision in the mark for the fiscal 2024 National Defense Authorization Act by the Cyber, Information Technologies and Innovation subcommittee would rename the position of undersecretary of defense for research and engineering — a post currently currently held by Heidi Shyu — and change it to “undersecretary of defense for technology integration and innovation.

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