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Drone Detection Evolves to Counter Smaller, Faster Swarm Threats
In the dead of night, a swarm of small, cheap drones can shatter the silence with their buzzing engines, posing a formidable challenge to conventional sensors and response systems. To counter this threat, experts are turning to a layered, networked sensing approach that combines multiple complementary sensors to buy time for an effective response.
Pakistan Develops Loitering Munitions for Deep-Strike Capability
Pakistan is taking a major leap in its military capabilities with the development of loitering munitions, including a tailless delta design, to enhance its deep-strike ability. This new technology, showcased to the Pakistan Army Chief, promises a scalable and long-range strike posture, with some systems boasting a range of up to 3,000 km.
Pakistan Unveils Longest-Range Loitering Munitions
Pakistan just took a major leap in its military capabilities with the unveiling of its longest-range loitering munitions, the D-248 and S-369, boasting ranges of up to 3,000 km and 2,000 km respectively. These game-changing drones are set to significantly expand Pakistan's strike architecture.
US Drone Program Evolves with Indigenous Kamikaze Technology
Discover how a game-changing drone technology evolved from prototype to an indispensable tool of war, and get a rare insider's look from Michael Horowitz, the Pentagon advocate who helped make it happen. America's homegrown kamikaze drone program has taken a major leap forward with its indigenous kamikaze technology, revolutionizing modern warfare.