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The U.S. Army Research Laboratory recently demonstrated a 3-D printed On-Demand Small Unmanned Aircraft System (ODSUAS) to the Army Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Benning, Georgia last month.
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The Indian Army is proposing a replacement of 41 Cheetah and Chetak helicopters with the indigenous Dhruv as quickly as possible.
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South Korea’s new fleet of AH-64E attack helicopters were given the chance to demonstrate their prowess for the first time at home during a live-fire exercise at a military range in Yangpyeong on Dec. 29.
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A Texas Army National Guard AH-64 crashed in Galveston Bay on Dec. 28. Two on board the rotorcraft were killed.
Israel is mulling an option to equip its artillery corps with long-range surface-to-surface missile that can reach targets deep inside Lebanon. However, the plan is being opposed by the Air Force who believes its warplanes are more suited for the job.
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