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Boeing plans $18.7M in radar work at Mississippi factory
The U.S. Air Force has given Boeing an $18.7 million change order to an earlier contract to maintain radar systems.
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Air Force considers merging cyber, electromagnetic spectrum activities
The service is evaluating a merger of the 24th and 25th Air Force.
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Inside the Navy’s nanosat lab
Nanosatellites, which can be as small as a coffee mug, are lightweight and inexpensive.
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Interview: Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for NATO’s IT shop, on a big SATCOM play
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO plans to divvy out about $3.2 billion in contracts during the next two to three years, half of which will funnel to satellite communications. Much is yet to be determined from that project, but Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for the NATO Communications and…
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SpaceX launches its first recycled rocket in historic leap
SpaceX successfully launched and then retrieved its first recycled rocket Thursday, a historic feat and the biggest leap yet in its bid to drive down costs and speed up flights.
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Marines to field new revolutionary radar
The Marine Corps is conducting tests and assessments on the Ground Air Task Oriented Radar, which replaces five legacy radars with a single system.
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Vencore Labs to conduct research for DARPA
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Vencore Labs contracts valuing $17.7 million for research in cyber defense.
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SpaceX to launch first reused rocket
The rocket is scheduled to blast off at 6:37 p.m. local time from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida to deliver a communications satellite into orbit for Luxembourg-based satellite operator SES SA.
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Ukrainian cybersecurity slowed by need to replace Soviet-era tech
The effort to upgrade intelligence capabilities and cyber protections is especially complex in Ukraine, as most existing Ukraine systems are, in fact, Russian in origin.
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Boeing plans $18.7M in radar work at Mississippi factory
The U.S. Air Force has given Boeing an $18.7 million change order to an earlier contract to maintain radar systems.
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Air Force considers merging cyber, electromagnetic spectrum activities
The service is evaluating a merger of the 24th and 25th Air Force.
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Communications: It’s all about mobile data
Data must answer the call of duty.
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Inside the Navy’s nanosat lab
Nanosatellites, which can be as small as a coffee mug, are lightweight and inexpensive.
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Interview: Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for NATO’s IT shop, on a big SATCOM play
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO plans to divvy out about $3.2 billion in contracts during the next two to three years, half of which will funnel to satellite communications. Much is yet to be determined from that project, but Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for the NATO Communications and…
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SpaceX launches its first recycled rocket in historic leap
SpaceX successfully launched and then retrieved its first recycled rocket Thursday, a historic feat and the biggest leap yet in its bid to drive down costs and speed up flights.
-
Marines to field new revolutionary radar
The Marine Corps is conducting tests and assessments on the Ground Air Task Oriented Radar, which replaces five legacy radars with a single system.
-
Vencore Labs to conduct research for DARPA
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Vencore Labs contracts valuing $17.7 million for research in cyber defense.
-
SpaceX to launch first reused rocket
The rocket is scheduled to blast off at 6:37 p.m. local time from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida to deliver a communications satellite into orbit for Luxembourg-based satellite operator SES SA.
-
Ukrainian cybersecurity slowed by need to replace Soviet-era tech
The effort to upgrade intelligence capabilities and cyber protections is especially complex in Ukraine, as most existing Ukraine systems are, in fact, Russian in origin.
-
Boeing plans $18.7M in radar work at Mississippi factory
The U.S. Air Force has given Boeing an $18.7 million change order to an earlier contract to maintain radar systems.
-
Air Force considers merging cyber, electromagnetic spectrum activities
The service is evaluating a merger of the 24th and 25th Air Force.
-
Communications: It’s all about mobile data
Data must answer the call of duty.
-
Inside the Navy’s nanosat lab
Nanosatellites, which can be as small as a coffee mug, are lightweight and inexpensive.
-
Interview: Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for NATO’s IT shop, on a big SATCOM play
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO plans to divvy out about $3.2 billion in contracts during the next two to three years, half of which will funnel to satellite communications. Much is yet to be determined from that project, but Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for the NATO Communications and…
-
SpaceX launches its first recycled rocket in historic leap
SpaceX successfully launched and then retrieved its first recycled rocket Thursday, a historic feat and the biggest leap yet in its bid to drive down costs and speed up flights.
-
Marines to field new revolutionary radar
The Marine Corps is conducting tests and assessments on the Ground Air Task Oriented Radar, which replaces five legacy radars with a single system.
-
Vencore Labs to conduct research for DARPA
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Vencore Labs contracts valuing $17.7 million for research in cyber defense.
-
SpaceX to launch first reused rocket
The rocket is scheduled to blast off at 6:37 p.m. local time from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida to deliver a communications satellite into orbit for Luxembourg-based satellite operator SES SA.
-
Ukrainian cybersecurity slowed by need to replace Soviet-era tech
The effort to upgrade intelligence capabilities and cyber protections is especially complex in Ukraine, as most existing Ukraine systems are, in fact, Russian in origin.
