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UK Royal Navy to equip MBDA’s drone-frying lasers by 2027
PARIS — MBDA UK won an order to supply the United Kingdom’s Royal Navy with the DragonFire drone-zapping laser in a £316 ...
Cutting the Minority Business Development Agency is economic sabotage — and part of a broader dismantling of civil rights and ...
The government has awarded a contract to fund a new laser that can shoot down high-speed drones. The £316m will be used to ...
Tawazun, MBDA, FLY-R unveil projects to localize missile tech, co-develop AI-enabled loitering munition, and build a UAE ...
DUBAI–Missile manufacturer MBDA plans to develop loitering munitions in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in partnership with ...
MBDA's DragonFire laser-based air defense system will join the Royal Navy from 2027 after achieving a UK-first by shooting ...
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MBDA wins £316m contract to supply DragonFire to Royal Navy
"MBDA wins £316m contract to supply DragonFire to Royal Navy" was originally created and published by Naval Technology, a ...
The DragonFire also offers a much cheaper than traditional missile-based air defense. It will make the U.K. the first ...
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DragonFire laser shoots down high‑speed drones traveling at 400mph, costs $13 per shot — UK Navy to begin deploying system on destroyers
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced that the high‑power laser system DragonFire successfully shot down drones ...
A new laser weapon has taken down high-speed drones, with the MBDA awarded a £316m contract to deliver systems to the Royal ...
Massachusetts AG Campbell wins court case to prevent the Trump administration from dismantling four federal agencies.
The UK says it will spend £316 million ($412 million) more on the MBDA Dragonfire laser air-defense systems as part of a pledge made this year to invest more in directed energy technology. The ...
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