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US, Netherlands go Dutch to refurbish Czech tanks for Ukraine
Package also includes more than 1,100 more Aevex Aerospace-made Phoenix Ghost kamikaze drones, almost twice the 580 pledged earlier this year.
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Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
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Australia to buy Lockheed aircraft amid mounting tensions with China
U.S. State Dept. also approved weapon sales to Finland ahead of the country’s planned ascension into NATO.
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Microsoft extends aid for Ukraine’s wartime tech innovation
Commitment of more than $400 million enables Kyiv and organizations to keep using the Microsoft cloud and its public data centers.
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USS Gerald R Ford bristles with next-gen tech on initial deployment
Carrier boasts 23 new technologies including the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System and the Advanced Weapons Elevator.
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Are torpedo-killing torpedoes ready for prime time?
Companies promise new technology to take out the stealthy ship killers.
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US Army digs deep to develop robot minefield ‘breachers’
The service wants robots to take over some dirty and dangerous work on the battlefield.
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Lumen starts on $1.5B Indo-Pacific network contract after protest ends
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
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Next Space Force chief should focus on resiliency, Raymond says
Gen. Jay Raymond closed out his tenure as the first chief of space operations and his 38-year career with the Department of the Air Force Nov. 2.
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Navy advances electronic navigation for submarines after collision
New tool spots shallow waters for crew “with 100% accuracy in about three seconds.”
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US, Netherlands go Dutch to refurbish Czech tanks for Ukraine
Package also includes more than 1,100 more Aevex Aerospace-made Phoenix Ghost kamikaze drones, almost twice the 580 pledged earlier this year.
-
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Australia to buy Lockheed aircraft amid mounting tensions with China
U.S. State Dept. also approved weapon sales to Finland ahead of the country’s planned ascension into NATO.
-
Microsoft extends aid for Ukraine’s wartime tech innovation
Commitment of more than $400 million enables Kyiv and organizations to keep using the Microsoft cloud and its public data centers.
-
USS Gerald R Ford bristles with next-gen tech on initial deployment
Carrier boasts 23 new technologies including the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System and the Advanced Weapons Elevator.
-
Are torpedo-killing torpedoes ready for prime time?
Companies promise new technology to take out the stealthy ship killers.
-
US Army digs deep to develop robot minefield ‘breachers’
The service wants robots to take over some dirty and dangerous work on the battlefield.
-
Lumen starts on $1.5B Indo-Pacific network contract after protest ends
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
-
Next Space Force chief should focus on resiliency, Raymond says
Gen. Jay Raymond closed out his tenure as the first chief of space operations and his 38-year career with the Department of the Air Force Nov. 2.
-
Navy advances electronic navigation for submarines after collision
New tool spots shallow waters for crew “with 100% accuracy in about three seconds.”
-
US, Netherlands go Dutch to refurbish Czech tanks for Ukraine
Package also includes more than 1,100 more Aevex Aerospace-made Phoenix Ghost kamikaze drones, almost twice the 580 pledged earlier this year.
-
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Australia to buy Lockheed aircraft amid mounting tensions with China
U.S. State Dept. also approved weapon sales to Finland ahead of the country’s planned ascension into NATO.
-
Microsoft extends aid for Ukraine’s wartime tech innovation
Commitment of more than $400 million enables Kyiv and organizations to keep using the Microsoft cloud and its public data centers.
-
USS Gerald R Ford bristles with next-gen tech on initial deployment
Carrier boasts 23 new technologies including the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System and the Advanced Weapons Elevator.
-
Are torpedo-killing torpedoes ready for prime time?
Companies promise new technology to take out the stealthy ship killers.
-
US Army digs deep to develop robot minefield ‘breachers’
The service wants robots to take over some dirty and dangerous work on the battlefield.
-
Lumen starts on $1.5B Indo-Pacific network contract after protest ends
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
-
Next Space Force chief should focus on resiliency, Raymond says
Gen. Jay Raymond closed out his tenure as the first chief of space operations and his 38-year career with the Department of the Air Force Nov. 2.
-
Navy advances electronic navigation for submarines after collision
New tool spots shallow waters for crew “with 100% accuracy in about three seconds.”
