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Commercial Space Office’s Kniseley keeps focus on industry engagement
The organization replaces the Commercial Services Office, which was established just a year ago.
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Israeli defense firms see opportunities to rearm Europe
Rafael, Elbit and IAI look for new sales after equipment donations to Ukraine have depleted European nations’ arsenals.
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Ukraine shoots down 35 drones over Kyiv as attacks kill 4
Victory Day parades will go ahead in Russia’s largest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the use of drones is banned.
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Soldiers field-test technology, innovation at West Virginia mine
The Driving Innovation in Realistic Training event aimed to involve soldiers in developing and field-testing new tactics and technology.
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Ukraine downs Russian hypersonic missile with US Patriot system
It’s the first known time the country has been able to intercept one of Moscow’s most modern missiles.
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Latvian government approves $110 million Naval Strike Missile buy
The acquisition comes amid a hasty push for modern weapons animated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that began in February 2022.
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US Army revising how it develops, deploys advanced networking gear
As the U.S. Army prepares for potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific or Europe, it is placing increasing emphasis on the division, some 15,000 soldiers.
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Lockheed Martin reorganizes space business
The national security space business will be led by Maria Demaree, who previously oversaw Lockheed’s internal Joint All-Domain Command and Control efforts.
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Rheinmetall pitches unmanned mothership full of tiny attack drones
Carrier drones are meant to carry small, grenade-laden quadcopters close to their targets.
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Raytheon, Lockheed to compete for Space Force satellite ground system
The industry groups, which include a mix of defense firms and software development companies, will demonstrate their prototypes within the next 18 months.
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Commercial Space Office’s Kniseley keeps focus on industry engagement
The organization replaces the Commercial Services Office, which was established just a year ago.
-
Israeli defense firms see opportunities to rearm Europe
Rafael, Elbit and IAI look for new sales after equipment donations to Ukraine have depleted European nations’ arsenals.
-
Ukraine shoots down 35 drones over Kyiv as attacks kill 4
Victory Day parades will go ahead in Russia’s largest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the use of drones is banned.
-
Soldiers field-test technology, innovation at West Virginia mine
The Driving Innovation in Realistic Training event aimed to involve soldiers in developing and field-testing new tactics and technology.
-
Ukraine downs Russian hypersonic missile with US Patriot system
It’s the first known time the country has been able to intercept one of Moscow’s most modern missiles.
-
Latvian government approves $110 million Naval Strike Missile buy
The acquisition comes amid a hasty push for modern weapons animated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that began in February 2022.
-
US Army revising how it develops, deploys advanced networking gear
As the U.S. Army prepares for potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific or Europe, it is placing increasing emphasis on the division, some 15,000 soldiers.
-
Lockheed Martin reorganizes space business
The national security space business will be led by Maria Demaree, who previously oversaw Lockheed’s internal Joint All-Domain Command and Control efforts.
-
Rheinmetall pitches unmanned mothership full of tiny attack drones
Carrier drones are meant to carry small, grenade-laden quadcopters close to their targets.
-
Raytheon, Lockheed to compete for Space Force satellite ground system
The industry groups, which include a mix of defense firms and software development companies, will demonstrate their prototypes within the next 18 months.
-
Commercial Space Office’s Kniseley keeps focus on industry engagement
The organization replaces the Commercial Services Office, which was established just a year ago.
-
Israeli defense firms see opportunities to rearm Europe
Rafael, Elbit and IAI look for new sales after equipment donations to Ukraine have depleted European nations’ arsenals.
-
Ukraine shoots down 35 drones over Kyiv as attacks kill 4
Victory Day parades will go ahead in Russia’s largest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the use of drones is banned.
-
Soldiers field-test technology, innovation at West Virginia mine
The Driving Innovation in Realistic Training event aimed to involve soldiers in developing and field-testing new tactics and technology.
-
Ukraine downs Russian hypersonic missile with US Patriot system
It’s the first known time the country has been able to intercept one of Moscow’s most modern missiles.
-
Latvian government approves $110 million Naval Strike Missile buy
The acquisition comes amid a hasty push for modern weapons animated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that began in February 2022.
-
US Army revising how it develops, deploys advanced networking gear
As the U.S. Army prepares for potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific or Europe, it is placing increasing emphasis on the division, some 15,000 soldiers.
-
Lockheed Martin reorganizes space business
The national security space business will be led by Maria Demaree, who previously oversaw Lockheed’s internal Joint All-Domain Command and Control efforts.
-
Rheinmetall pitches unmanned mothership full of tiny attack drones
Carrier drones are meant to carry small, grenade-laden quadcopters close to their targets.
-
Raytheon, Lockheed to compete for Space Force satellite ground system
The industry groups, which include a mix of defense firms and software development companies, will demonstrate their prototypes within the next 18 months.
