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Chinese warship used sonar to injure diver, Australia says
Analysts say sonar pulses can cause extensive soft tissue damage at close range. Media reports indicated the diver’s ears were injured.
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Seoul warns North Korea not to launch spy satellite
North Korea failed in its first two attempts to put a military spy satellite into orbit this year and hasn’t followed through on vow to make a third try.
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The ‘Replicator’ dilemma: When mass isn’t enough
The Pentagon should match its big investment in attritable autonomy with smarter targeting, the author argues.
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Rocket Lab to open spacecraft parts manufacturing facility in Maryland
The 113,000 square foot complex — a former Lockheed Martin launch facility in Middle River — will help the company establish a long-term supply line.
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Patriot replacement radar defeats cruise missile in Raytheon test
The Army’s Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor enabled the intercept of a cruise missile target in a developmental test ahead of first unit fielding.
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Pentagon AI boss seeks ‘justified confidence’ to take tech into battle
Not a soldier but a data scientist, Martell headed machine-learning at companies including LinkedIn, Dropbox and Lyft before taking the job last year.
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China taps Mideast airshow to prime regional defense cooperation
U.S. military officials have described a trend of Beijing trying to displace regional countries’ ties with Washington.
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Ursa Major to 3D print solid rocket motor cases
Ursa Major hopes a 3D printing approach to production could one day help replenish depleted stocks of critical weapons such as Javelins and Stingers.
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How the US strikes a balance in responding to attacks on its forces
According to the Pentagon, Iranian-backed militants have launched 61 attacks on bases and facilities housing U.S. personnel in Iraq and Syria since Oct. 17
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Brazilian firm Mac Jee unveils exploding drone, with demo in months
A demonstration of the drone is scheduled for next year during the World Defense Show in Saudi Arabia.
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Chinese warship used sonar to injure diver, Australia says
Analysts say sonar pulses can cause extensive soft tissue damage at close range. Media reports indicated the diver’s ears were injured.
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Seoul warns North Korea not to launch spy satellite
North Korea failed in its first two attempts to put a military spy satellite into orbit this year and hasn’t followed through on vow to make a third try.
-
The ‘Replicator’ dilemma: When mass isn’t enough
The Pentagon should match its big investment in attritable autonomy with smarter targeting, the author argues.
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Rocket Lab to open spacecraft parts manufacturing facility in Maryland
The 113,000 square foot complex — a former Lockheed Martin launch facility in Middle River — will help the company establish a long-term supply line.
-
Patriot replacement radar defeats cruise missile in Raytheon test
The Army’s Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor enabled the intercept of a cruise missile target in a developmental test ahead of first unit fielding.
-
Pentagon AI boss seeks ‘justified confidence’ to take tech into battle
Not a soldier but a data scientist, Martell headed machine-learning at companies including LinkedIn, Dropbox and Lyft before taking the job last year.
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China taps Mideast airshow to prime regional defense cooperation
U.S. military officials have described a trend of Beijing trying to displace regional countries’ ties with Washington.
-
Ursa Major to 3D print solid rocket motor cases
Ursa Major hopes a 3D printing approach to production could one day help replenish depleted stocks of critical weapons such as Javelins and Stingers.
-
How the US strikes a balance in responding to attacks on its forces
According to the Pentagon, Iranian-backed militants have launched 61 attacks on bases and facilities housing U.S. personnel in Iraq and Syria since Oct. 17
-
Brazilian firm Mac Jee unveils exploding drone, with demo in months
A demonstration of the drone is scheduled for next year during the World Defense Show in Saudi Arabia.
-
Chinese warship used sonar to injure diver, Australia says
Analysts say sonar pulses can cause extensive soft tissue damage at close range. Media reports indicated the diver’s ears were injured.
-
Seoul warns North Korea not to launch spy satellite
North Korea failed in its first two attempts to put a military spy satellite into orbit this year and hasn’t followed through on vow to make a third try.
-
The ‘Replicator’ dilemma: When mass isn’t enough
The Pentagon should match its big investment in attritable autonomy with smarter targeting, the author argues.
-
Rocket Lab to open spacecraft parts manufacturing facility in Maryland
The 113,000 square foot complex — a former Lockheed Martin launch facility in Middle River — will help the company establish a long-term supply line.
-
Patriot replacement radar defeats cruise missile in Raytheon test
The Army’s Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor enabled the intercept of a cruise missile target in a developmental test ahead of first unit fielding.
-
Pentagon AI boss seeks ‘justified confidence’ to take tech into battle
Not a soldier but a data scientist, Martell headed machine-learning at companies including LinkedIn, Dropbox and Lyft before taking the job last year.
-
China taps Mideast airshow to prime regional defense cooperation
U.S. military officials have described a trend of Beijing trying to displace regional countries’ ties with Washington.
-
Ursa Major to 3D print solid rocket motor cases
Ursa Major hopes a 3D printing approach to production could one day help replenish depleted stocks of critical weapons such as Javelins and Stingers.
-
How the US strikes a balance in responding to attacks on its forces
According to the Pentagon, Iranian-backed militants have launched 61 attacks on bases and facilities housing U.S. personnel in Iraq and Syria since Oct. 17
-
Brazilian firm Mac Jee unveils exploding drone, with demo in months
A demonstration of the drone is scheduled for next year during the World Defense Show in Saudi Arabia.
