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11 pieces of movie technology the military should field
It would behoove the military to field these fictional technologies.
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Robots in the ranks: Army integrating robots in two platoons
A platoon at Fort Moore, Georgia and another at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, California, lead experiments.
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Ukraine, Mideast conflicts place renewed pressure on Patriot units
The U.S. Army hopes Congress approves a supplemental funding request with $750 million to enable a Patriot missile production capacity increase.
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Pentagon eyes successor to Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability contract
“We are firmly committed to multi-cloud, multi-vendor,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said, “and this is what we’re going to be doing moving forward.”
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USS Mason takes down drone for at least the second time this month
The attack drone was headed toward the Mason and was shot down in self defense, but officials said they were not sure if the U.S. warship was the target.
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Earth-mapping agency seeks more commercial imagery, data suppliers
The Luno A push is meant to meet “the increasing demands for commercial GEOINT,” according to Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth.
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US quickly updated Israeli F-35s after Hamas attack, officials say
Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., said the F-35 program has moved at “breakneck speed” to get capabilities and spare parts to Israel’s fighter jets.
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Millennium to apply Victus Nox lessons to missile warning satellites
The company in November passed a key design review for the Missile Track Custody program, which aims to develop a constellation of satellites in MEO.
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Senate confirms Navy, NSA veteran Coker as national cyber director
Coker’s confirmation fills a 10-month vacancy that was left after the inaugural national director, Chris Inglis, stepped down in February.
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The two keys to making the Pentagon’s synthetic voice goals a reality
Synthetic voice has the potential to revolutionize every aspect of a soldier’s job.
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11 pieces of movie technology the military should field
It would behoove the military to field these fictional technologies.
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Robots in the ranks: Army integrating robots in two platoons
A platoon at Fort Moore, Georgia and another at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, California, lead experiments.
-
Ukraine, Mideast conflicts place renewed pressure on Patriot units
The U.S. Army hopes Congress approves a supplemental funding request with $750 million to enable a Patriot missile production capacity increase.
-
Pentagon eyes successor to Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability contract
“We are firmly committed to multi-cloud, multi-vendor,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said, “and this is what we’re going to be doing moving forward.”
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USS Mason takes down drone for at least the second time this month
The attack drone was headed toward the Mason and was shot down in self defense, but officials said they were not sure if the U.S. warship was the target.
-
Earth-mapping agency seeks more commercial imagery, data suppliers
The Luno A push is meant to meet “the increasing demands for commercial GEOINT,” according to Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth.
-
US quickly updated Israeli F-35s after Hamas attack, officials say
Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., said the F-35 program has moved at “breakneck speed” to get capabilities and spare parts to Israel’s fighter jets.
-
Millennium to apply Victus Nox lessons to missile warning satellites
The company in November passed a key design review for the Missile Track Custody program, which aims to develop a constellation of satellites in MEO.
-
Senate confirms Navy, NSA veteran Coker as national cyber director
Coker’s confirmation fills a 10-month vacancy that was left after the inaugural national director, Chris Inglis, stepped down in February.
-
The two keys to making the Pentagon’s synthetic voice goals a reality
Synthetic voice has the potential to revolutionize every aspect of a soldier’s job.
-
11 pieces of movie technology the military should field
It would behoove the military to field these fictional technologies.
-
Robots in the ranks: Army integrating robots in two platoons
A platoon at Fort Moore, Georgia and another at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, California, lead experiments.
-
Ukraine, Mideast conflicts place renewed pressure on Patriot units
The U.S. Army hopes Congress approves a supplemental funding request with $750 million to enable a Patriot missile production capacity increase.
-
Pentagon eyes successor to Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability contract
“We are firmly committed to multi-cloud, multi-vendor,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said, “and this is what we’re going to be doing moving forward.”
-
USS Mason takes down drone for at least the second time this month
The attack drone was headed toward the Mason and was shot down in self defense, but officials said they were not sure if the U.S. warship was the target.
-
Earth-mapping agency seeks more commercial imagery, data suppliers
The Luno A push is meant to meet “the increasing demands for commercial GEOINT,” according to Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth.
-
US quickly updated Israeli F-35s after Hamas attack, officials say
Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., said the F-35 program has moved at “breakneck speed” to get capabilities and spare parts to Israel’s fighter jets.
-
Millennium to apply Victus Nox lessons to missile warning satellites
The company in November passed a key design review for the Missile Track Custody program, which aims to develop a constellation of satellites in MEO.
-
Senate confirms Navy, NSA veteran Coker as national cyber director
Coker’s confirmation fills a 10-month vacancy that was left after the inaugural national director, Chris Inglis, stepped down in February.
-
The two keys to making the Pentagon’s synthetic voice goals a reality
Synthetic voice has the potential to revolutionize every aspect of a soldier’s job.
