Tag: AUSA

Not so long ago unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) capabilities were limited to remote, winged flight for reconnaissance, or to carry payloads. They also required...

The General Dynamics Land Systems Multi-Utility Tactical Transport (MUTT) was displayed in its production configuration at the AUSA exhibition.  Its adoption by the US...

We are extremely proud to announce that our Mr. Andrew Drwiega, the Editor-in-Chief of Asian Military Review & Armada International is the recipient of...

Galvion, a world leader in the design and manufacture of military power and data management solutions is pleased to announce that its Squad Power...

Air and Missile Defence (AMD), neglected during the Army’s focus on counter-insurgency, requires revival to be competitive on the peer-on-peer battlefield. In addition, the...

A point made clear in the AUSA Global Force Next panel on the Next Generation Combat Vehicle is that unmanned technologies and artificial intelligence...

AUSA, Washington DC: Having a thorough understanding of your surroundings is a task that has faced soldiers throughout time. The importance of this has increased...

AUSA, Washington DC: FLIR Systems’ president Jim Cannon has revealed that “the company now sees itself focused on four areas – sensor leadership, unmanned/autonomous...

AUSA, Washington DC: Opening AUSA, the US Army’s annual (this year virtual) gathering held in Washington DC, Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy said...

Reducing launch and spacecraft costs could enable more countries to affordably develop military communications satellites. Space Costs & Spendings Director Ridley Scott’s 1979 science fiction epic...