US Army High-Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System (HADES)

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US Army deploys Artemis demonstrator to Europe, eying high-speed ISR jet capability

The Army is using technology demonstrators and a possible future prototyping effort to assess how it wants to replace its roughly 50-year-old Guardrail Common Sensor aircraft. One high-speed ISR jet has arrived in Europe to help the service carve a path forward.

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Army orders 2 prototype sensor suites for next-generation surveillance plane

The sensors will be part of the Army’s High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System (HADES), an undetermined aircraft that will be one piece of the service's family of deep-sensing systems.

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The Army Lays Out Plans For Its New Intelligence Gathering Jet

The Army has an ambitious scheme for a new surveillance aircraft to pick out ground targets at extended ranges.

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US Army’s recon, electronic warfare-capable aircraft flies for the first time

L3Harris has flown a new technology demonstrator aircraft that could bring to the U.S. Army enhanced ISR and electronic warfare capabilities.

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Airbus and Northrop Grumman lead team seeking to shape NATO's future surveillance and control

Munich, Germany (SPX) Nov 09, 2021 - Northrop Grummaand Airbus Defence and Space, together with seven industrial players, have established ASPAARO, the Atlantic Strategic Partnership for Advanced All-domain Resilient Operations. ASPAAR

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A prototype spy plane is tracking Russian force movements for the US Army - Breaking Defense

ARTEMIS “has both electronic collection and ground scanning radar so it could for example see the movement of tanks in real time, and collect RF [radio frequency] signals emitted by adversaries,” said Tom Spoehr of the Heritage Foundation. “Its sensors can go hundreds of miles out, so with the...

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Army's testbed ISR business jets are opening doors to new mission possibilities - Breaking Defense

With the prototypes, "we're able to launch from one area and very quickly get to another area that is much further away in distance. So it opens up the aperture from a mission perspective," a program leader said.

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Sierra Nevada banking on new RAPCON-X plane for Army's future ISR aircraft - Breaking Defense

SNC started work on the RAPCON-X aircraft a year ago “in an effort to build something that the Army and DoD needs before they need it,” said Tim Harper, senior director of business development for SNC’s Mission Solutions and Technologies division.

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Inside the Army’s Newest Spy Plane

Already watching over Ukraine, Leidos’ ARTEMIS is part of the service’s growing fleet of contractor-owned intelligence aircraft.

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Bombardier wins US Army contract for new spy plane prototype

Bombardier will supply its Global 6500 business aircraft as a prototype for the Army's newest aerial intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance plane.

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SNC Invests in Commitment to Deliver New A-ISR Capability to Army

RAPCON-X is a system that collects various signals intelligence, reconnaissance data, and ground moving-target signatures using synthetic aperture radar.

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Army closing in on selecting new spy-plane integrator, user assessment around late-2026 - Breaking Defense

HADES is “designed to support active campaigning short of conflict and then potentially support targeting in conflicted areas where you might let high-end stealthy fighters or unmanned systems take first contact,” said Andrew Evans, the ISR Task Force director.

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SNC wins Army contract for HADES spy plane - Breaking Defense

An Army official previously told Breaking Defense that a baseline HADES configuration will include moving target indication, high-end signals intelligence and other capabilities.

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