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U.S. Navy Seeks Real-time Physiological Monitoring System

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In a first, NAVCENT integrated unmanned surface vessels with manned assets Task Force 59 integrated MANTAS T-12 unmanned surface vessels with manned U.S. patrol craft and Bahrain Defense Force maritime assets during its New Horizon exercise this week.

Swedish soldiers get a taste of future in NATO during Finland training

Leonardo CEO is bullish on Europe's defense market 'It's a process, it won't happen immediately, but there is a deep willingness by political and defense players for big opportunities of this kind in Europe,' Alessandro Profumo told reporters in Rome.

In a first, NAVCENT integrated unmanned surface vessels with manned assets
Task Force 59 integrated MANTAS T-12 unmanned surface vessels with manned U.S. patrol craft and Bahrain Defense Force maritime assets during its New Horizon exercise this week.

Leonardo CEO is bullish on Europe's defense market
'It's a process, it won't happen immediately, but there is a deep willingness by political and defense players for big opportunities of this kind in Europe,' Alessandro Profumo told reporters in Rome.