Doug Cameron is a reporter with a focus on multinational affairs. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance. Doug covers a wide range of topics, including defense systems, agriculture, finance, and international conflicts.
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米国防総省は海外の脅威に対抗するために先進兵器システムを開発したいと考えているが、多くの防衛関連企業は赤字になる可能性があるプロジェクトを回避している。
By: Doug Cameron
The soaring cost of existing military aircraft and advances in flying software have the Air Force pivoting toward a new generation of pilotless jets.
AeroVironment said sales of armed drones including its Switchblade more than doubled last quarter, with countries lining up to buy equipment that has been widely deployed by [Ukraine](https://www.wsj.
米空軍は操縦士を必要としないジェット戦闘機を開発している。地上9メートルを目標に向けて飛行したり、敵のミサイルに直進したりできる機体だ。
Doug Cameron For The Montana Standard Happy St. Patrick's Day! A greeting heard throughout Butte this weekend (even if you are not Irish) and in many places around the world.
Tradition holds that March 17 is the day St. Patrick died perhaps in 461.
Defense-technology firm Shield AI said it is buying an Australia-based sensor specialist to expand its range of military drones that can replace more expensive crewed aircraft. Shield AI plans to combine Sentient Vision Systems’ technology with Hivemind, its self-developed flying software. The artificial intelligence-driven Hivemind is used on Shield AI’s V-BAT drones and other aircraft.
By: Alistair MacDonald, Heather Somerville, Doug Cameron
Iran's attack on Israel highlights the growing demand for interceptors and the long wait to get them.
RTX's order backlog rose to a record $202 billion, as the aerospace and defense company booked European orders for missiles and air-defense systems, and airlines boosted purchases of spare parts. RTX left its full-year financial guidance unchanged, as it digests the cost of problems with its GTF jetliner engines that have left hundreds of aircraft rounded. Shares of RTX, previously known as Raytheon Technologies, edged lower in early trading to just under $101.
Lockheed Martin said its investing at maximum capacity to work through a $159 billion backlog of orders for missiles, air-defense systems and space hardware, driven by conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East as well as efforts to tackle China’s expanding military. Sales and profit at the world’s biggest military contractor beat analysts’ expectations in the quarter ended Mar. 31. The industry outlook has been strengthened by the recent passing of a Pentagon budget and impending approval of extra spending on Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
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