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AFSOC receives new anti-jam GPS receiver
Air Force Special Operations Command taken delivery of next-generation Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver (DIGAR) technology from manufacturer Rockwell Collins.
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Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
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Information domain demands major force structure changes for Marines
The Marine Corps is taking steps to build information warfare capabilities within its maneuver forces.
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Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
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Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
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In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
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Lockheed Martin announces new family of satellite buses
Lockheed Martin has announced a new system of satellite buses that include high-powered and nano-satellites.
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As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
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Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
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Man sentenced for trying to sell satellite secrets to Russia
Gregory Allen Justice of Culver City, California, has pleaded guilty to trying to commit economic espionage and attempting to send restricted information out of the United States.
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AFSOC receives new anti-jam GPS receiver
Air Force Special Operations Command taken delivery of next-generation Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver (DIGAR) technology from manufacturer Rockwell Collins.
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Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
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Information domain demands major force structure changes for Marines
The Marine Corps is taking steps to build information warfare capabilities within its maneuver forces.
-
Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
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Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
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In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
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Lockheed Martin announces new family of satellite buses
Lockheed Martin has announced a new system of satellite buses that include high-powered and nano-satellites.
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As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
-
Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
-
Man sentenced for trying to sell satellite secrets to Russia
Gregory Allen Justice of Culver City, California, has pleaded guilty to trying to commit economic espionage and attempting to send restricted information out of the United States.
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AFSOC receives new anti-jam GPS receiver
Air Force Special Operations Command taken delivery of next-generation Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver (DIGAR) technology from manufacturer Rockwell Collins.
-
Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
-
Information domain demands major force structure changes for Marines
The Marine Corps is taking steps to build information warfare capabilities within its maneuver forces.
-
Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
-
Lockheed Martin announces new family of satellite buses
Lockheed Martin has announced a new system of satellite buses that include high-powered and nano-satellites.
-
As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
-
Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
-
Man sentenced for trying to sell satellite secrets to Russia
Gregory Allen Justice of Culver City, California, has pleaded guilty to trying to commit economic espionage and attempting to send restricted information out of the United States.
