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More international forces to join US Army’s aviation experiment Edge
This year’s event is taking place in Arizona but spans all the way to Alaska with a growing number of other countries.
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How three space agencies are collaborating on next-gen missile warning
Space Force officials say clarified roles and a combined program office have boosted collaboration on the next-generation missile tracking architecture.
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Lockheed wins $4.8B guided rockets contract
As the U.S. provides numerous guided rockets to Ukraine, the Army has awarded Lockheed a major contract to keep building them.
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US Army to tailor long-range jammer for Europe, Indo-Pacific theaters
TLS-EAB might not be well-suited for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles in the Indo-Pacific. But in Europe, the trucks might be the best option.
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NATO: Ukraine allies sent 1,550 combat vehicles, ‘vast’ ammo
NATO says alliance members and partners have delivered more than 98% of the combat vehicles promised to Ukraine to combat Russia.
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Space Force eyes ‘outernet’ for better data flow in orbit
A review of the satellite communications enterprise recommended a mix of commercial and government SATCOM networks.
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Pentagon’s top software official stresses data-centric military
The Pentagon’s top software official and the Space Force’s chief information officer stressed the importance of software factories to train troops.
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Military must train to fight when communications break down: experts
“We should take it as a given that in places, our communications are going to break and fail,” said Center for a New American Security’s Andrew Metrick.
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US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
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Ukraine launches ‘BRAVE1′ tech cluster to boost military capability
The government aims to bring state, military and private sector developers together to give Ukraine a battlefield advantage.
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More international forces to join US Army’s aviation experiment Edge
This year’s event is taking place in Arizona but spans all the way to Alaska with a growing number of other countries.
-
How three space agencies are collaborating on next-gen missile warning
Space Force officials say clarified roles and a combined program office have boosted collaboration on the next-generation missile tracking architecture.
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Lockheed wins $4.8B guided rockets contract
As the U.S. provides numerous guided rockets to Ukraine, the Army has awarded Lockheed a major contract to keep building them.
-
US Army to tailor long-range jammer for Europe, Indo-Pacific theaters
TLS-EAB might not be well-suited for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles in the Indo-Pacific. But in Europe, the trucks might be the best option.
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NATO: Ukraine allies sent 1,550 combat vehicles, ‘vast’ ammo
NATO says alliance members and partners have delivered more than 98% of the combat vehicles promised to Ukraine to combat Russia.
-
Space Force eyes ‘outernet’ for better data flow in orbit
A review of the satellite communications enterprise recommended a mix of commercial and government SATCOM networks.
-
Pentagon’s top software official stresses data-centric military
The Pentagon’s top software official and the Space Force’s chief information officer stressed the importance of software factories to train troops.
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Military must train to fight when communications break down: experts
“We should take it as a given that in places, our communications are going to break and fail,” said Center for a New American Security’s Andrew Metrick.
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US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
-
Ukraine launches ‘BRAVE1′ tech cluster to boost military capability
The government aims to bring state, military and private sector developers together to give Ukraine a battlefield advantage.
-
More international forces to join US Army’s aviation experiment Edge
This year’s event is taking place in Arizona but spans all the way to Alaska with a growing number of other countries.
-
How three space agencies are collaborating on next-gen missile warning
Space Force officials say clarified roles and a combined program office have boosted collaboration on the next-generation missile tracking architecture.
-
Lockheed wins $4.8B guided rockets contract
As the U.S. provides numerous guided rockets to Ukraine, the Army has awarded Lockheed a major contract to keep building them.
-
US Army to tailor long-range jammer for Europe, Indo-Pacific theaters
TLS-EAB might not be well-suited for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles in the Indo-Pacific. But in Europe, the trucks might be the best option.
-
NATO: Ukraine allies sent 1,550 combat vehicles, ‘vast’ ammo
NATO says alliance members and partners have delivered more than 98% of the combat vehicles promised to Ukraine to combat Russia.
-
Space Force eyes ‘outernet’ for better data flow in orbit
A review of the satellite communications enterprise recommended a mix of commercial and government SATCOM networks.
-
Pentagon’s top software official stresses data-centric military
The Pentagon’s top software official and the Space Force’s chief information officer stressed the importance of software factories to train troops.
-
Military must train to fight when communications break down: experts
“We should take it as a given that in places, our communications are going to break and fail,” said Center for a New American Security’s Andrew Metrick.
-
US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
-
Ukraine launches ‘BRAVE1′ tech cluster to boost military capability
The government aims to bring state, military and private sector developers together to give Ukraine a battlefield advantage.
