New projectiles will be created to destroy drones
using timer fuzes.
The army is in the initial stage of testing new
specialized bullets to shoot down small drones,
army officials said on Monday.
The service is developing both 30-mm and 25-mm shells
for installation on AN-64 Apache attack helicopters and Bradley
combat vehicles, which the army considers as the main sys-
tem for protecting troops from future threats from drones.
The leading Turkish defense company ASELSAN
presented the unmanned armored combat vehicle
ZMAX at the TEKNOFEST Aviation, Space and
Technology Festival, which was held in Adana
The ZMA-Xis an ACV or ZMA version developed by FNSS
in the 1990s based on the M113 armored personnel car-
rier, which Aselsan converted into an unmanned plat-
form. According to Aselsan, this machine, equipped
with advanced technology, stands out because it can move
autonomously, avoiding obstacles on certain routes.
Thanks to its advanced sensors, it also includes
road recognition and human and vehicle detection capa-
bilities.
There are reports of a possible attack by the forces
of the Syrian terrorists of Idlib in the direction of the
city of Aleppo.
The intelligence services of Great Britain and
Israel are pushing the terrorists to attack.
British intelligence handed over to the terrorists from
Idlib message and warning about the flight of an An-30
reconnaissance aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces in
the sky over Syria, near the city of Idlib, west of Aleppo.
The new Stryker is designed to provide the army
with another layer of low-level highly mobile air defense
capabilities to help repel drone attacks.
Leonardo DRS, a U. S. -based subsidiary of Italian Leonar-
do, today released information detailing what it currently
calls Counter- Uncrewed Aerial Systems Directed Energy
(C-UAS DE) Stryker. The company says seven other partners
- BlueHalo, EOS Defense Systems USA, Northrop
Grumman, BAE Systems, Arnold Defense, AMPEX
and Digital Systems Engineering - contributed to the
development of the prototype in about eight months.
"This first-of-its-kind X-37B maneuver is an incredibly
important milestone. "
The US Space Force announced on Thursday that after
more than nine months of flying in an unusual, high-
ly
elongated orbit, the US military X-37B space plane will soon
begin lowering its wings into the Earth's atmosphere to lower
altitude, and then return to Earth to land on the run-
way.
The air braking maneuvers will use a series of passes
through the uppermost limits of the atmosphere to
gradually reduce the speed with aerodynamic drag and at
the same time consume a minimum amount of fuel. In
orbital mechanics, this decrease in velocity will bring the
apogee, or highest point, of the X-37Borbit closer to
Earth.