-
Del Toro says Disruptive Capabilities Office to solve Navy challenges
SECNAV aims to help programs of record adjust to changing fleet requirements, and to go outside the acquisition process to solve the most urgent needs.
-
Rogers calls for Pentagon IG probe of Space Command basing decision
Rogers and other House lawmakers claim the Space Command basing process included “striking irregularities.”
-
How the Pentagon can better deploy the data it collects as a weapon
The military should leverage a relatively untapped resource: the onboard data generated by weapon systems, aircraft, maritime vessels and other assets.
-
Iranian Navy shines laser at US helicopter during ‘unsafe’ interaction
“IRGCN vessels shone a laser multiple times at the aircraft while in flight,” according to U.S. Naval Forces Central Command.
-
US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
-
How Iranian, Russian arms makers shared a Belgrade trade fair hall
Iranian officials were furious that their large but remote booth got so little attention, as Russia’s Rosoboronexport stall had no gear to show at all.
-
Kazakh startup pushes into local market for explosive drones
Kazakhstan-based Taharqa Technologies is catering to the government’s desire to establish a glorious unmanned aerial vehicles program.
-
From parts to hypersonics, Pentagon sees 3D printing as ‘game changer’
A top Pentagon official said additive manufacturing can be used to make complex parts for hypersonic weapons.
-
How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
-
To stay competitive, US military complex must hurdle ‘Valley of Death’
The U.S. is in its decisive decade for competition with China, and technology is the primary arena for the rivalry.
-
Del Toro says Disruptive Capabilities Office to solve Navy challenges
SECNAV aims to help programs of record adjust to changing fleet requirements, and to go outside the acquisition process to solve the most urgent needs.
-
Rogers calls for Pentagon IG probe of Space Command basing decision
Rogers and other House lawmakers claim the Space Command basing process included “striking irregularities.”
-
How the Pentagon can better deploy the data it collects as a weapon
The military should leverage a relatively untapped resource: the onboard data generated by weapon systems, aircraft, maritime vessels and other assets.
-
Iranian Navy shines laser at US helicopter during ‘unsafe’ interaction
“IRGCN vessels shone a laser multiple times at the aircraft while in flight,” according to U.S. Naval Forces Central Command.
-
US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
-
How Iranian, Russian arms makers shared a Belgrade trade fair hall
Iranian officials were furious that their large but remote booth got so little attention, as Russia’s Rosoboronexport stall had no gear to show at all.
-
Kazakh startup pushes into local market for explosive drones
Kazakhstan-based Taharqa Technologies is catering to the government’s desire to establish a glorious unmanned aerial vehicles program.
-
From parts to hypersonics, Pentagon sees 3D printing as ‘game changer’
A top Pentagon official said additive manufacturing can be used to make complex parts for hypersonic weapons.
-
How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
-
To stay competitive, US military complex must hurdle ‘Valley of Death’
The U.S. is in its decisive decade for competition with China, and technology is the primary arena for the rivalry.
-
Del Toro says Disruptive Capabilities Office to solve Navy challenges
SECNAV aims to help programs of record adjust to changing fleet requirements, and to go outside the acquisition process to solve the most urgent needs.
-
Rogers calls for Pentagon IG probe of Space Command basing decision
Rogers and other House lawmakers claim the Space Command basing process included “striking irregularities.”
-
How the Pentagon can better deploy the data it collects as a weapon
The military should leverage a relatively untapped resource: the onboard data generated by weapon systems, aircraft, maritime vessels and other assets.
-
Iranian Navy shines laser at US helicopter during ‘unsafe’ interaction
“IRGCN vessels shone a laser multiple times at the aircraft while in flight,” according to U.S. Naval Forces Central Command.
-
US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
-
How Iranian, Russian arms makers shared a Belgrade trade fair hall
Iranian officials were furious that their large but remote booth got so little attention, as Russia’s Rosoboronexport stall had no gear to show at all.
-
Kazakh startup pushes into local market for explosive drones
Kazakhstan-based Taharqa Technologies is catering to the government’s desire to establish a glorious unmanned aerial vehicles program.
-
From parts to hypersonics, Pentagon sees 3D printing as ‘game changer’
A top Pentagon official said additive manufacturing can be used to make complex parts for hypersonic weapons.
-
How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
-
To stay competitive, US military complex must hurdle ‘Valley of Death’
The U.S. is in its decisive decade for competition with China, and technology is the primary arena for the rivalry.
