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Cut price military helicopter alternative
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27/05/2025
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A cheap alternative to military helicopters for battlefield deployment that looks like a shipping container, is being developed.
Lithuanian startup Airvolve plans to have the vertical take-off and landing aircraft ready for pre-orders by the end of this year.
The heavy-lift aerial vehicle is projected to be 10 times cheaper to operate than a conventional helicopter.
Its unique horizontal-axis propulsion system is claimed to enable it to carry a large-volume payload up to 200 kg with a 100 km radius.
The vehicle is designed for diverse applications, including automated cargo delivery, casualty evacuation, and search and rescue.
The company is still secretive about the rotor-based propulsion system which is said to be based on well proven technology.
It is said to draw on aerodynamic principles that are nearly a century old now made viable by advances in materials.
The founding team includes former employees of US space agency NASA and the engineering wing of low-cost airline Ryanair.
OPS: Render of the Airvolve rotor-powered helicopter alternative
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Cut price military helicopter alternative
Ferrari Press Agency
Evacuate 1
Ref 16851
27/05/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Airvolve
A cheap alternative to military helicopters for battlefield deployment that looks like a shipping container, is being developed.
Lithuanian startup Airvolve plans to have the vertical take-off and landing aircraft ready for pre-orders by the end of this year.
The heavy-lift aerial vehicle is projected to be 10 times cheaper to operate than a conventional helicopter.
Its unique horizontal-axis propulsion system is claimed to enable it to carry a large-volume payload up to 200 kg with a 100 km radius.
The vehicle is designed for diverse applications, including automated cargo delivery, casualty evacuation, and search and rescue.
The company is still secretive about the rotor-based propulsion system which is said to be based on well proven technology.
It is said to draw on aerodynamic principles that are nearly a century old now made viable by advances in materials.
The founding team includes former employees of US space agency NASA and the engineering wing of low-cost airline Ryanair.
OPS: Render of the Airvolve rotor-powered helicopter alternative
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"Tactical Loop" To The Territorial Defense Brigade In Krakow
In Krakow, Poland, on May 22, 2025, Deputy Commander of the 11th MBOT, Lt. Col. Andrzej Siola (L), and Malopolska Voivode Krzysztof Jan Kleczar (R) participate in the basic training military exam called ''Tactical Loop'' at the Garrison Training Center (GOSz) Pasternik. The ''Tactical Loop'' exam is part of the selection process for the 11th Lesser Poland Territorial Defense Brigade. During the 16-day training, volunteers learn about the construction and operation of military equipment, the basics of shooting, tactics, topography, and rules of conduct on the battlefield. After passing the exam, candidates take a ceremonial military oath. (Photo by Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, walk through a forest to recover the bodies of fallen Ukrainian and Russian soldiers in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, walk through a forest to recover the bodies of fallen Ukrainian and Russian soldiers in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, carry the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, carry the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, carry the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, carry the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) Artur, a volunteer of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, collects the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, carry the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) The mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier are found and collected by volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, collect the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) Artur, a volunteer of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, collects the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, search for the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy Yukov, founder of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, searches for the bones of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, search for the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, collect the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) Oleksiy Yukov, founder of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, collects the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) The mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier are in a forest in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy Yukov, founder of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, searches for the mortal remains of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy Yukov, founder of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, searches for the bones of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Ukrainian Volunteers Collect The Bodies Of Fallen Ukrainian And Russian Soldiers
Oleksiy and Artur, volunteers of the Ukrainian organization Platsdarm, search for the bones of a fallen Russian soldier in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 11, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Drone Trial Of A Military Unit Of The Ukrainian Army
A Ukrainian soldier performs a trial with an FPV drone in the region of Kharkiv, Ukraine, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Drone Trial Of A Military Unit Of The Ukrainian Army
A Ukrainian soldier performs a trial with an FPV drone in the region of Kharkiv, Ukraine, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto) -
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Drone Trial Of A Military Unit Of The Ukrainian Army
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Drone Trial Of A Military Unit Of The Ukrainian Army
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Ferrari Press Agency
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22/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Raytheon
A way to beam power across a battlefield to simplify logistics is to be developed for the US army.
Wireless power would reduce the need for troops to carry additional fuel and batteries, increasing their operation time, and safeguarding their locations.
The average US soldier today carries up to 164 kg much it in batteries to run their equipment.
It also does away with the need for concentrated fuel depots for tanks and other combat and transport vehicles that could be vulnerable.
The technology could even keep military robots powered including those used for perimeter surveillance.
US defence company Raytheon has been awarded a contract from the U.S. Army to work on this directed energy technology.
With the technology, beams of high-energy microwaves are transmitted from a secure generator to forward positions where it's converted back into electricity.
However, these chargers work only at extremely short range.
Raytheon is working on a variant that can operate at extremely long range.
OPS: Diagram of how the new wireless power energy system would work from perimeter security to advanced robotics.
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Ferrari Press Agency
Wireless 1
Ref 16338
22/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Raytheon
A way to beam power across a battlefield to simplify logistics is to be developed for the US army.
Wireless power would reduce the need for troops to carry additional fuel and batteries, increasing their operation time, and safeguarding their locations.
The average US soldier today carries up to 164 kg much it in batteries to run their equipment.
It also does away with the need for concentrated fuel depots for tanks and other combat and transport vehicles that could be vulnerable.
The technology could even keep military robots powered including those used for perimeter surveillance.
US defence company Raytheon has been awarded a contract from the U.S. Army to work on this directed energy technology.
With the technology, beams of high-energy microwaves are transmitted from a secure generator to forward positions where it's converted back into electricity.
However, these chargers work only at extremely short range.
Raytheon is working on a variant that can operate at extremely long range.
OPS: Render of how the new wireless power energy source might look.
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‘I’m a mixed Black female historical re-enactor in a sea of men with beards’: Jade Cuttle
Not everyone would want to spend their weekends dressed in a tunic fighting medieval battles, but Jade Cuttle's love of re-enacting is rooted in keeping history alive.
Jade Cuttle, reenactments at Denny Abbey between Ely and Cambridge.
21/11/2024.
Sophia Evans / Guardian / eyevine
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‘I’m a mixed Black female historical re-enactor in a sea of men with beards’: Jade Cuttle
Not everyone would want to spend their weekends dressed in a tunic fighting medieval battles, but Jade Cuttle's love of re-enacting is rooted in keeping history alive.
Jade Cuttle with James Everett, viking (left) and Thomas Neal as anglo saxon warrior or 11th century Huscarl person.
Reenactments at Denny Abbey between Ely and Cambridge.
21/11/2024.
Sophia Evans / Guardian / eyevine
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Captured German parachute troops file past a Sherman tank
of the New Zealand 4th Armoured Brigade. 16 March 1944
Photo: Johnson, Alan S. No 2 Army Film & Photographic Unit
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Children playing near San Michele.
In the distance they see the bombardment of
Cassino, March 15, 1944.
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Aftermath of the Battle of Monte Cassino. Italy 1944
The monastery at the end of the battle. It was completely destroyed during the four battles of Monte Cassino, when, in 1944, the Allies, mistakenly believing it to be occupied by the German military, bombed the abbey. Photo: Davis, Frank J.
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Thousands of former Soviet prisoners and scattered exiles provided the bulk of the corps. The Polish soldiers traveled a long, hard road to fight in Italy. May 1944
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Second Phase 15 February - 10 May 1944: Signallers of the 6th Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment using a radio in a dugout on Monastery Hill.
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Independent 2nd Armored Brigade of the 2nd Polish Corps in the Battle of Monte Cassino. Pk. Stanisaw Gliski (wearing glasses), commander of the 4th Armored Regiment "Skorpion", visits the tank grouping in "Gardziela".
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Three German prisoners walking along the devastated
Highway 6, the route to Rome from Cassino. May 1944.
Tanner (Capt), War Office official photographer
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
British soldiers of the Eighth Army taking a tea break
somewhere near Monte Cassino, Italy, April 1944
Photo: Davis, Frank J.
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Allied bombers on their way to pound German units dug in
amid the ruins of Monte Cassino.
March 1944
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Refugees near Vallerotonda, Italy
Refugees on a mountain road in the Vallerotunda area, near Cassino, fleeing their town enveloped in battleYoung woman in the foreground is shoeless.
07.02.1944
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"Operation Dickens", Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
B-17 Flying Fortress over Monte Cassino. an American USAF Boeing B17 heavy bomber climbing out of its attacking run after being part of the destruction of the 1100 year old Abbey of Monte Cassin0, which lasted 8 hours.
15. Februar 1944
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1943
A German paratrooper puts his MG-42 heavy machine gun on a mount.
1943
Photo: Gremmelsbacher
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
British and South African soldiers show off a prize, a swastika Nazi flag, after finally conquering Monte Cassino, 18 May 1944. By May 1944 the historic Benedictine Abbey of Monte Cassino had been reduced to rubble. Carl Mydans
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
American B-25 medium bombers on their way to pound German units dug in amid the ruins of Monte Cassino.
March 1944
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
A New Zealand 6-pdr anti-tank gun in action against enemy positions
at Cassino, 15 March 1944.
Photo: McConville, W. E. (Sergeant)
No. 2 Army Film and Photographic Unit
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
March 15, 1944, Operation Dickens, the 3rd Battle of Cassino, began, with a carpet bombing and contemporary artillery fire, to complete the destruction of the city, with the aim of wiping out all the German defenders and paving the way New Zealand troops. About 1,250 tons of high-explosive bombs are dropped on Cassino and the immediate vicinity, an area of about 400 x 1,400 meters, The ratio of ordnance to defenders in the city is about four tons for each German paratrooper, The raid lasts three and a half hours.
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Battle of San Pietro Infine, Italy, 1943
Pietro“ near Cassino for the US Army Signal Corps.
1943
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Corporal Allan Bartlett from New Zealand scans the ruins through the scope of his Lee-Enfield No.4 MkI (T). 26 March 1944 No. 2 Army Film & Photographic Unit, Great Britain
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Battle of Monte Cassino, Italy, 1944
Poland. For your freedom and ours
Poster published by the Polish Government Information Center,
Military Printing Press
1944
Artist: Westwalewicz
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