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Kratos Valkyrie Drone Crashes During Test Flight at Utah Proving Ground
A Kratos Valkyrie drone prototype crashed during a test flight at Utah Proving Ground on August 4, 2026, prompting a temporary halt to the flight program while investigators determine the cause of the mishap. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident, which was part of Kratos' internally funded research and development efforts.
Aerostar Balloons Evolve Into Drone Motherships
Aerostar's high-altitude balloons are transforming into drone motherships, with the ability to carry and deploy multiple uncrewed aerial systems, or UAS, at once - and it's a game-changer. The technology is scalable, with smaller tactical balloons like the Aerostar Lightning already capable of carrying a single payload for up to three days.
Airbus Unveils Ravenstorm Combat Drone in Expanded Portfolio
Meet the Ravenstorm, a cutting-edge combat drone that's part of Airbus' bold new lineup of uncrewed systems designed to supercharge air power. With its expanded portfolio, Airbus is empowering nations to defend their skies like never before.
General Atomics' MQ-9B SeaGuardian Bolsters Anti-Submarine Warfare Capabilities
General Atomics' MQ-9B SeaGuardian is revolutionizing anti-submarine warfare with its cutting-edge sonobuoy dispensing system, empowering the U.S. Navy to dominate maritime missions like never before. This game-changing tech can complement existing platforms or go solo, unlocking unprecedented situational awareness and capabilities.
US Military Taps Kraus Hamdani for $270M Drone Deal
Kraus Hamdani just landed a $270 million deal with the US Military for its game-changing solar-powered drones, a vote of confidence in the company's proven technology. This massive award raises the stakes: what does it mean for the future of surveillance and strike support?