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India’s AMCA Program: Achieving Aerial Dominance with LPI Technology India’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) program is poised to attain true aerial dominance with the integration of Low Probability of Intercept (LPI) technology. LPI radars minimize an aircraft’s radio frequency emissions, making detection challenging. This, combined with strategic design elements and coatings, reduces radar cross-section. AMCA’s stealth capabilities enable undetected penetration of enemy airspace, marking a significant stride in India’s defense technology self-reliance. For Aerospace & Defence Updates Follow: https://lnkd.in/d-FkwVj9

Latest: Canada seals deal for 11 weaponised MQ-9B SkyGuardians Canada has officially signed a C$2.49 billion (US$1.82 billion) contract to purchase 11 armed MQ-9B SkyGuardian Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) from General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI). The deal included six of GA-ASI’s certified ground control stations, support equipment and initial weapons for the UAS. The initial delivery for the Canadian RPAS programme has been scheduled for 2028, marking a one-year delay from the original projection. The Department of National Defence (DND) previously approximated the overall contract value to range between C$1 billion and C$5 billion (US$790 million to $3.9 billion). Considering this, Shephard Media estimated that Canada could acquire up to 27 systems. The recently finalised contract for 11 MQ-9B SkyGuardians would allow for potential additional UAS acquisitions within this estimated range. The UAS will be expected to perform operations in Canadian airspace deep within the Arctic Circle, stationed at 14 Wing Greenwood, Nova Scotia and 19 Wing Comox, British Columbia. GA-ASI’s SkyGuardian was identified as the likely victor of the Canadian RPAS contract more than 18 months ago. A team led by L3Harris MAS had proposed the Israeli Aerospace Industries Heron-TP UAS but withdrew from the competition on 20 2022.

Russian-Ukranian conflict shows us “Electronic Warfare Can Counter Russian Drones and Missiles”. The utilization of electronic warfare (EW) has emerged as a critical component in countering the growing threat posed by Russian drones and missiles. As adversaries continue to develop and deploy advanced unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and missile systems, it has become imperative for military forces to employ sophisticated EW techniques to neutralize these threats effectively. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of electronic warfare and explore how it can be leveraged to mitigate the capabilities of Russian drones and missiles. https://lnkd.in/dHCcbAuP

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📰From the media : ...Despite three challenging years since signing the agreement, when we had to deal with the global challenges brought about by the corona pandemic, including shutdowns, and integration to local C2 and NATO systems, IAI-ELTA Systems Ltd and the local Czech companies succeeded to develop pathbreaking solutions, transferring both knowledge and technology. The radar was successfully integrated into NATO C@ echelons through the Czech C2. The advanced radars to the Czech Republic can simultaneously identify and classify hundreds of targets, drones, missile barrages, rockets, and other new threats in the arena. 🌟ELTA Systems Ltd's radars are compatible with NATO systems🌟 Combat Proven. Available Today! https://lnkd.in/ggk7sezY Contact us at market@ELTA.co.il visit our product solution page: https://lnkd.in/dvaR7eD #InnovativeThinking #Radar #AESA #innovation #sigint #communications #network #data #artificialintelligence #ELTAsystemsLtd #tactical #intelligence #ELTA #Israel #technology #military #defence #industry #surveillance #technology  #homelandsecurity #counteruas #ai

MBDA held its annual press conference in Paris today, 13 March. The company’s CEO shared the Group results for 2023 together with some insight into tackling future challenges in the face of growing demand in a complex international context. In 2023, major domestic contracts signed included the order of Aster missiles for France and Italy, Akeron MP and Mistral 3 for France, Enforcer – which entered serial production at the end of 2023 – for Germany, CAMM-ER for Italy, the evolution of Sea Viper for the UK and Mistral 3 for Spain. At export, MBDA booked significant orders in Europe, notably with major contracts for CAMM in Poland and Sweden, and the mid-life refurbishment of SCALP missiles for Greece. The events unfolding last year on the international scene proved again the need for fully comprehensive defence solutions and a multi-layered Air Defence, for which cooperation successes like Aster or CAMM missiles are revealing instrumental. Current theatres of conflict in the world are also revealing new warfare trends like the use of drones. A trend MBDA identified early on and created Sky Warden, its flagship solution addressing the full range of unmanned aerial systems threats. #military #defense #defence #militaryleak https://lnkd.in/gfZ-Dfdg