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Lockheed’s new F-16V flies with advanced AESA radar
The Viper’s advanced avionics configuration includes other mission systems enhancements.
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With ForceX buy, L-3 positions itself for ISR market
L-3 Communications is positioning itself as a major provider of real-time military intelligence.
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Budget woes may cause Air Force to nix JSTARS recap
Continuing resolutions or sequestration cuts could prevent the JSTARS recap from taking off.
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Northrop, Lockheed at odds over future of ISR
The Air Force’s plans to replace the U-2 with Global Hawks but Lockheed is pushing a new, as-yet-undefined ISR platform.
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Pentagon blocks JSTARS move to demo phase
The Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System recap needs more work, according the Defense Acquisition Board.
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Alion wins $49M Navy ISR contract
Alion will provide rapid design, engineering and fabrication of ISR components for PED, SIGINT and more.
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Pentagon intrigued by breakthrough in cloaking technology
Academic researchers say they have made a major breakthrough in invisibility with a “dielectric metasurface cloak.”
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The Air Force’s anti-access area denial problem
The focus on fighting terrorists has left the service with a gap in contested environment skills.
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NGA director: balancing open source and ‘analytical chaos’
The intelligence community needs help sifting through the noise of open-source data.
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RADA picked for Israeli defensive radar
RADA Electronics has been selected by the Israeli Ministry of Defense to provide tactical radar that will cover Israeli towns on the southern border.
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Lockheed’s new F-16V flies with advanced AESA radar
The Viper’s advanced avionics configuration includes other mission systems enhancements.
-
With ForceX buy, L-3 positions itself for ISR market
L-3 Communications is positioning itself as a major provider of real-time military intelligence.
-
Budget woes may cause Air Force to nix JSTARS recap
Continuing resolutions or sequestration cuts could prevent the JSTARS recap from taking off.
-
Northrop, Lockheed at odds over future of ISR
The Air Force’s plans to replace the U-2 with Global Hawks but Lockheed is pushing a new, as-yet-undefined ISR platform.
-
Pentagon blocks JSTARS move to demo phase
The Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System recap needs more work, according the Defense Acquisition Board.
-
Alion wins $49M Navy ISR contract
Alion will provide rapid design, engineering and fabrication of ISR components for PED, SIGINT and more.
-
Pentagon intrigued by breakthrough in cloaking technology
Academic researchers say they have made a major breakthrough in invisibility with a “dielectric metasurface cloak.”
-
The Air Force’s anti-access area denial problem
The focus on fighting terrorists has left the service with a gap in contested environment skills.
-
NGA director: balancing open source and ‘analytical chaos’
The intelligence community needs help sifting through the noise of open-source data.
-
RADA picked for Israeli defensive radar
RADA Electronics has been selected by the Israeli Ministry of Defense to provide tactical radar that will cover Israeli towns on the southern border.
-
Lockheed’s new F-16V flies with advanced AESA radar
The Viper’s advanced avionics configuration includes other mission systems enhancements.
-
With ForceX buy, L-3 positions itself for ISR market
L-3 Communications is positioning itself as a major provider of real-time military intelligence.
-
Budget woes may cause Air Force to nix JSTARS recap
Continuing resolutions or sequestration cuts could prevent the JSTARS recap from taking off.
-
Northrop, Lockheed at odds over future of ISR
The Air Force’s plans to replace the U-2 with Global Hawks but Lockheed is pushing a new, as-yet-undefined ISR platform.
-
Pentagon blocks JSTARS move to demo phase
The Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System recap needs more work, according the Defense Acquisition Board.
-
Alion wins $49M Navy ISR contract
Alion will provide rapid design, engineering and fabrication of ISR components for PED, SIGINT and more.
-
Pentagon intrigued by breakthrough in cloaking technology
Academic researchers say they have made a major breakthrough in invisibility with a “dielectric metasurface cloak.”
-
The Air Force’s anti-access area denial problem
The focus on fighting terrorists has left the service with a gap in contested environment skills.
-
NGA director: balancing open source and ‘analytical chaos’
The intelligence community needs help sifting through the noise of open-source data.
-
RADA picked for Israeli defensive radar
RADA Electronics has been selected by the Israeli Ministry of Defense to provide tactical radar that will cover Israeli towns on the southern border.



