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HII boss sees mission tech business growing faster than shipbuilding
HII’s mission technologies business, expanded through acquisitions, now makes up about 25% of the company’s sales.
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US Army ponders ‘radio as a service’ to keep communications up to date
“It is ironic to me that we would actually come up with any IT program where we think we’re going to be fielding the same capability for decades.”
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Space Development Agency again delays inaugural satellite launch
The delay to the first mission will also impact the schedule for SDA’s second launch, which had been slated for March but will now fly in June.
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Pentagon, private sector must partner to fight new era of cyberattacks
Over the past six months, there have been 10,666 ransomware variants identified, almost twice the total in the previous six months.
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Read our award-winning stories on Ukraine, the Space Force and more
From drones to docks, from sea to space, here’s a look at some of the stories by Defense News and C4ISRNET that won awards this year.
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Defense bill underlines need for tactically responsive space program
The language continues a three-year push from lawmakers for the service to prioritize the capability.
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US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
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Tomorrow’s ‘Top Guns’ will have uncrewed jets flying in the formation
They’ll autonomously aviate, communicate and navigate, and then carry out one or more reference missions in collaboration with each other.
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Indo-Pacific could serve as model for combatant command info sharing
Within the INDOPACOM region, military exercises have served as proof of concepts for new ways of sharing data and information across different scenarios.
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US closely tracking China’s space activities for potential risks
The secretive Chinese program is run by the ruling Communist Party’s military wing, precluding it from participating in the ISS or cooperating with NASA.
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HII boss sees mission tech business growing faster than shipbuilding
HII’s mission technologies business, expanded through acquisitions, now makes up about 25% of the company’s sales.
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US Army ponders ‘radio as a service’ to keep communications up to date
“It is ironic to me that we would actually come up with any IT program where we think we’re going to be fielding the same capability for decades.”
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Space Development Agency again delays inaugural satellite launch
The delay to the first mission will also impact the schedule for SDA’s second launch, which had been slated for March but will now fly in June.
-
Pentagon, private sector must partner to fight new era of cyberattacks
Over the past six months, there have been 10,666 ransomware variants identified, almost twice the total in the previous six months.
-
Read our award-winning stories on Ukraine, the Space Force and more
From drones to docks, from sea to space, here’s a look at some of the stories by Defense News and C4ISRNET that won awards this year.
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Defense bill underlines need for tactically responsive space program
The language continues a three-year push from lawmakers for the service to prioritize the capability.
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US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
-
Tomorrow’s ‘Top Guns’ will have uncrewed jets flying in the formation
They’ll autonomously aviate, communicate and navigate, and then carry out one or more reference missions in collaboration with each other.
-
Indo-Pacific could serve as model for combatant command info sharing
Within the INDOPACOM region, military exercises have served as proof of concepts for new ways of sharing data and information across different scenarios.
-
US closely tracking China’s space activities for potential risks
The secretive Chinese program is run by the ruling Communist Party’s military wing, precluding it from participating in the ISS or cooperating with NASA.
-
HII boss sees mission tech business growing faster than shipbuilding
HII’s mission technologies business, expanded through acquisitions, now makes up about 25% of the company’s sales.
-
US Army ponders ‘radio as a service’ to keep communications up to date
“It is ironic to me that we would actually come up with any IT program where we think we’re going to be fielding the same capability for decades.”
-
Space Development Agency again delays inaugural satellite launch
The delay to the first mission will also impact the schedule for SDA’s second launch, which had been slated for March but will now fly in June.
-
Pentagon, private sector must partner to fight new era of cyberattacks
Over the past six months, there have been 10,666 ransomware variants identified, almost twice the total in the previous six months.
-
Read our award-winning stories on Ukraine, the Space Force and more
From drones to docks, from sea to space, here’s a look at some of the stories by Defense News and C4ISRNET that won awards this year.
-
Defense bill underlines need for tactically responsive space program
The language continues a three-year push from lawmakers for the service to prioritize the capability.
-
US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
-
Tomorrow’s ‘Top Guns’ will have uncrewed jets flying in the formation
They’ll autonomously aviate, communicate and navigate, and then carry out one or more reference missions in collaboration with each other.
-
Indo-Pacific could serve as model for combatant command info sharing
Within the INDOPACOM region, military exercises have served as proof of concepts for new ways of sharing data and information across different scenarios.
-
US closely tracking China’s space activities for potential risks
The secretive Chinese program is run by the ruling Communist Party’s military wing, precluding it from participating in the ISS or cooperating with NASA.
