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Loitering Munitions: India's New Edge in Non-Contact Warfare
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Defense·10.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Loitering Munitions: India's New Edge in Non-Contact Warfare

India is increasingly integrating loitering munitions, or 'suicide drones,' into its military strategy. These systems combine ISR and strike capabilities, reducing the kill chain and enabling precision strikes or extended observation. They reflect a shift towards technology-driven, non-contact warfare and are being deployed to supplement traditional artillery and missile systems, particularly in contested border areas.

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Times of India
From dependence on imports to self-reliance - India’s defence transformation accelerates
NACHRICHT
9.5.2026

From dependence on imports to self-reliance - India’s defence transformation accelerates

India is significantly boosting defence spending and prioritizing domestic production, aiming for self-reliance and export growth. New policies like 'Make in India' and DAP 2020 are reshaping procurement, encouraging local manufacturing and foreign collaboration. Despite global supply chain challenges, indigenous production and exports are rising, signaling a strategic shift towards greater defence capability and autonomy.

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Times of India
Blue Origin Job Posting Reveals Ambitious Production Targets: 60 New Glenn Launches Annually by 2028
Technik
30.4.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Blue Origin Job Posting Reveals Ambitious Production Targets: 60 New Glenn Launches Annually by 2028

Blue Origin posted a job for a senior manager to oversee tank fabrication for 'Quattro,' the company's more powerful upper stage for New Glenn featuring four BE-3U engines. The posting reveals ambitious production targets: ramping from 12 vehicles per year currently to 60 by Q3 2028, then 100 second stages annually by 2029. A company official confirmed these targets are accurate. The 9×4 variant (nine first stage engines, four upper stage engines) could debut next year for NASA's Artemis program. The company has launched New Glenn three times since January 2025, though the most recent launch experienced an upper stage anomaly.

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Ars Technica
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