Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- June 210, 2011



American Micro-Drones As Small As A Humming Bird -- The Telegraph

American military engineers are developing a new generation of aerial micro-drones, shrinking the unmanned aircraft to the size of insects and birds.
Developers at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio have produced dozens of prototypes that would not look out of place in a James Bond movie, based on the flight mechanics of birds, moths and dragonflies.

The Pentagon has rapidly increased its use of drones in the past two years to gather intelligence and launch missiles from the skies over Pakistan and Afghanistan. Supporters claim they have weakened al-Qaeda and reduced the chances of US casualties.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

U.S Military to Lead in Unmanned Robotic Technology Despite Budget Cuts -- AzoRobotics

Military planes take center stage in Paris (photos)
-- CNET

New British missile three times as fast as current weapons -- The Telegraph

AIRSHOW-France eyes sea-launched cruise missiles
-- Reuters

Indians Uneasy As China Builds Ports Nearby -- NPR

India, China end freeze in military exchanges -- China Daily

U.S. Military Finds Lessons in Japan's Crisis
-- Wall Street Journal

Official: US, Japan to Delay Futenma Relocation Plan
-- Military.com

Iraqis Hold First Talks on Keeping US Troops
-- Military.com

Euros Dominate Fast Jet Displays At Paris -- Defense Tech

Lockheed Martin Launches New F-35 Website -- Lockheed Martin

RQ-4B Variant Makes Combat Debut Early -- Defense News

PAS11: Global Hawk IOT&E report a ‘history lesson’
-- DoD Buzz

Use of drones sparks debate in US military -- Inquirer.net

Report Finds Pentagon Must Bolster Cyber Staff -- Military.com

General Says Shorten Army Combat Tours to 9 Months -- New York Times

PTSD and Veterans: Jobs Are What Is Needed -- Time

Dem lawmaker renews effort to end milit

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