AAV

U.S. Marine Corps retires AAV After 53 years, marks transition to Amphibious Combat Vehicle

The U.S. Marine Corps officially decommissioned the Assault Amphibious Vehicle (AAV) during a ceremony at the Assault Amphibian School, Camp Pendleton, California, on 26 September.

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Defence company Anduril Industries has introduced the Barracuda family of air-breathing, software-defined Autonomous Air Vehicles (AAVs). Designed for cost-effective, large-scale production, the Barracuda line includes three variants: Barracuda-100, Barracuda-250, and Barracuda-500, each offering varying sizes, ranges, and payload capacities. The Barracuda family aims to provide adaptable and upgradeable capabilities to counter evolving threats.

Anduril Industries unveils Barracuda family of Autonomous Air Vehicles

Air / Defence Industry Europe

Defence company Anduril Industries has introduced the Barracuda family of air-breathing, software-defined Autonomous Air Vehicles (AAVs).

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