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Intelligence chief pushing for spy agency Wi-Fi, clearance overhaul
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said he plans to put a wireless policy on paper before he leaves the IC.
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Comtech to develop troposcatter terminals
The $7 million order was made by “a foreign military end-customer,” according to a company release.
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NGA launching Silicon Valley outpost for intel community
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, following in the footsteps of the Defense Department, soon will unveil a California office dedicated to spurring technological innovation.
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Resilience vs. intelligence: DoD’s space dilemma
As the Defense Department faces growing threats from around the world, including Russia and China, the U.S. government is relying more than ever on critical intelligence collected from satellites deployed in space.
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SEWIP Block 3 program passes design review
Designed to detect and jam anti-ship missiles, SEWIP will be installed on as many as 50 Navy ships.
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ManTech to support Missile Defense Agency counterintelligence
ManTech International Corp. has been awarded a $32.1 million contract for counterintelligence work at the Missile Defense Agency.
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Airborne sensor service offers wide-area motion imagery
Logos Technologies and MAG Aerospace have released a new on-demand airborne sensor service.
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Military ISR solutions often out of reach for smaller departments
Wide-area motion imagery enables regional persistent surveillance, which brings close-up detail and a big picture view.
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AeroVironment unveils gimbal for Puma drone
AeroVironment has unveiled its Mantis i45 electro-optical/infrared gimbal for the company’s Puma AE small UAV.
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Raytheon to support SOCOM aircraft radar
U.S. Special Operations Command has awarded Raytheon a contract for additional terrain-following aircraft radar.
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Intelligence chief pushing for spy agency Wi-Fi, clearance overhaul
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said he plans to put a wireless policy on paper before he leaves the IC.
-
Comtech to develop troposcatter terminals
The $7 million order was made by “a foreign military end-customer,” according to a company release.
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NGA launching Silicon Valley outpost for intel community
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, following in the footsteps of the Defense Department, soon will unveil a California office dedicated to spurring technological innovation.
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Resilience vs. intelligence: DoD’s space dilemma
As the Defense Department faces growing threats from around the world, including Russia and China, the U.S. government is relying more than ever on critical intelligence collected from satellites deployed in space.
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SEWIP Block 3 program passes design review
Designed to detect and jam anti-ship missiles, SEWIP will be installed on as many as 50 Navy ships.
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ManTech to support Missile Defense Agency counterintelligence
ManTech International Corp. has been awarded a $32.1 million contract for counterintelligence work at the Missile Defense Agency.
-
Airborne sensor service offers wide-area motion imagery
Logos Technologies and MAG Aerospace have released a new on-demand airborne sensor service.
-
Military ISR solutions often out of reach for smaller departments
Wide-area motion imagery enables regional persistent surveillance, which brings close-up detail and a big picture view.
-
AeroVironment unveils gimbal for Puma drone
AeroVironment has unveiled its Mantis i45 electro-optical/infrared gimbal for the company’s Puma AE small UAV.
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Raytheon to support SOCOM aircraft radar
U.S. Special Operations Command has awarded Raytheon a contract for additional terrain-following aircraft radar.
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Intelligence chief pushing for spy agency Wi-Fi, clearance overhaul
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said he plans to put a wireless policy on paper before he leaves the IC.
-
Comtech to develop troposcatter terminals
The $7 million order was made by “a foreign military end-customer,” according to a company release.
-
NGA launching Silicon Valley outpost for intel community
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, following in the footsteps of the Defense Department, soon will unveil a California office dedicated to spurring technological innovation.
-
Resilience vs. intelligence: DoD’s space dilemma
As the Defense Department faces growing threats from around the world, including Russia and China, the U.S. government is relying more than ever on critical intelligence collected from satellites deployed in space.
-
SEWIP Block 3 program passes design review
Designed to detect and jam anti-ship missiles, SEWIP will be installed on as many as 50 Navy ships.
-
ManTech to support Missile Defense Agency counterintelligence
ManTech International Corp. has been awarded a $32.1 million contract for counterintelligence work at the Missile Defense Agency.
-
Airborne sensor service offers wide-area motion imagery
Logos Technologies and MAG Aerospace have released a new on-demand airborne sensor service.
-
Military ISR solutions often out of reach for smaller departments
Wide-area motion imagery enables regional persistent surveillance, which brings close-up detail and a big picture view.
-
AeroVironment unveils gimbal for Puma drone
AeroVironment has unveiled its Mantis i45 electro-optical/infrared gimbal for the company’s Puma AE small UAV.
-
Raytheon to support SOCOM aircraft radar
U.S. Special Operations Command has awarded Raytheon a contract for additional terrain-following aircraft radar.
