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Israel may buy back Iron Dome air defense batteries leased from the US
Israel is receiving the equipment to bolster its air defense against Hamas rocket attacks, and could ultimately opt to keep the two systems.
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5G seen as ‘critical’ enabler for Pentagon’s simulation, VR needs
The Pentagon is pouring money into video game-like simulation and virtual reality for training, planning, logistics and maintenance purposes.
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Zero hour for Zero Trust: How data tagging can speed implementation
Currently, agencies take their own unique approaches to the data discovery process, the authors say.
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South Korea to launch first domestically built spy satellite
The satellite will be carried by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket. Under a contract with SpaceX, South Korea plans to launch four more spy satellites by 2025.
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Former Leidos CEO Krone to lead Boy Scouts of America
A federal judge in March upheld the $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan for the Irving, Texas-based organization, which allowed it to keep operating.
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Manufacturing woes could sink US sub fleet. Can 3D printing save it?
The U.S. Navy has commissioned a flurry of activities to mature metal additive manufacturing — and Danville, Virginia, is at the heart of that effort.
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The US just got serious about cybersecurity. Contractors aren’t ready.
In many cases, companies that hold intelligence aren’t aware of their own role in national security, the author argues.
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US Army seeks industry input for overhaul of aging artillery software
“Today, we have a really robust capability to do fires,” said Col. Matt Paul, “but it was not built for how we have to share data in the future.”
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‘We missed our mark’: Next Boeing F-15EX delivery coming in November
Boeing’s new timeline to deliver the next F-15EX comes nearly a year after the firm originally planned, and four months behind its revised estimate.
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Switzerland becomes newest customer of most advanced Patriot missile
Switzerland becomes the 15th country to buy Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement weapon.
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Israel may buy back Iron Dome air defense batteries leased from the US
Israel is receiving the equipment to bolster its air defense against Hamas rocket attacks, and could ultimately opt to keep the two systems.
-
5G seen as ‘critical’ enabler for Pentagon’s simulation, VR needs
The Pentagon is pouring money into video game-like simulation and virtual reality for training, planning, logistics and maintenance purposes.
-
Zero hour for Zero Trust: How data tagging can speed implementation
Currently, agencies take their own unique approaches to the data discovery process, the authors say.
-
South Korea to launch first domestically built spy satellite
The satellite will be carried by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket. Under a contract with SpaceX, South Korea plans to launch four more spy satellites by 2025.
-
Former Leidos CEO Krone to lead Boy Scouts of America
A federal judge in March upheld the $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan for the Irving, Texas-based organization, which allowed it to keep operating.
-
Manufacturing woes could sink US sub fleet. Can 3D printing save it?
The U.S. Navy has commissioned a flurry of activities to mature metal additive manufacturing — and Danville, Virginia, is at the heart of that effort.
-
The US just got serious about cybersecurity. Contractors aren’t ready.
In many cases, companies that hold intelligence aren’t aware of their own role in national security, the author argues.
-
US Army seeks industry input for overhaul of aging artillery software
“Today, we have a really robust capability to do fires,” said Col. Matt Paul, “but it was not built for how we have to share data in the future.”
-
‘We missed our mark’: Next Boeing F-15EX delivery coming in November
Boeing’s new timeline to deliver the next F-15EX comes nearly a year after the firm originally planned, and four months behind its revised estimate.
-
Switzerland becomes newest customer of most advanced Patriot missile
Switzerland becomes the 15th country to buy Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement weapon.
-
Israel may buy back Iron Dome air defense batteries leased from the US
Israel is receiving the equipment to bolster its air defense against Hamas rocket attacks, and could ultimately opt to keep the two systems.
-
5G seen as ‘critical’ enabler for Pentagon’s simulation, VR needs
The Pentagon is pouring money into video game-like simulation and virtual reality for training, planning, logistics and maintenance purposes.
-
Zero hour for Zero Trust: How data tagging can speed implementation
Currently, agencies take their own unique approaches to the data discovery process, the authors say.
-
South Korea to launch first domestically built spy satellite
The satellite will be carried by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket. Under a contract with SpaceX, South Korea plans to launch four more spy satellites by 2025.
-
Former Leidos CEO Krone to lead Boy Scouts of America
A federal judge in March upheld the $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan for the Irving, Texas-based organization, which allowed it to keep operating.
-
Manufacturing woes could sink US sub fleet. Can 3D printing save it?
The U.S. Navy has commissioned a flurry of activities to mature metal additive manufacturing — and Danville, Virginia, is at the heart of that effort.
-
The US just got serious about cybersecurity. Contractors aren’t ready.
In many cases, companies that hold intelligence aren’t aware of their own role in national security, the author argues.
-
US Army seeks industry input for overhaul of aging artillery software
“Today, we have a really robust capability to do fires,” said Col. Matt Paul, “but it was not built for how we have to share data in the future.”
-
‘We missed our mark’: Next Boeing F-15EX delivery coming in November
Boeing’s new timeline to deliver the next F-15EX comes nearly a year after the firm originally planned, and four months behind its revised estimate.
-
Switzerland becomes newest customer of most advanced Patriot missile
Switzerland becomes the 15th country to buy Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement weapon.
