Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo
Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo is a Europe correspondent for Defense News. She covers a wide range of topics related to military procurement and international security, and specializes in reporting on the aviation sector. She is based in Milan, Italy.
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NATO testing Baltic Sea drones to track Russian warships, freighters
The alliance’s top transformation branch hosted its second operational demonstration last month.
Ukraine seeks upper hand in cat-and-mouse game of naval drones
Russian forces have learned from recent attacks with explosive-laden unmanned surface vessels, according to experts.
Sweden seeks details on missile systems to upgrade Amphibious Corps
A contract notice is expected to follow about June 2024.
BAE, Cellula Robotics partner on underwater drone, with test next year
The Herne was designed so users could launch and recover it in several ways, including from harbors, ships or submarines.
Teledyne Flir unveils Black Recon micro-drone for combat vehicles
The U.S.-based company has unveiled technology meant to provide the autonomous launch and recovery of multiple drones from inside military vehicles.
Ukraine war drives push for arming smaller drones
The war in Ukraine is pushing drone makers to focus new attention on arming smaller variants.
Rafael inks news deal to put Trophy system on UK’s Challenger 3 tanks
The Trophy system is designed to protect combat vehicles against rockets and missiles by pinpointing the origin of hostile fire and then responding.
Saab debuts camo net that lets soldiers’ radio signals pass through
The technology promises communications from the foxhole while remaining concealed from radar, according to the Swedish company.
Defense firms research voice commands to speak with drones
Still in its early stages, the technology is meant to simplify how human operators interact with unmanned aerial vehicles.
Rafales on the upswing? French fighter eyes additional Mideast sales
The Dassault-made warplane stands to fill a gap between Europe's Eurofighter and the American F-35, according to analysts.
