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Lockheed Martin opens first overseas Sniper pod center in Saudi Arabia
The new center in Saudi Arabia is the first Sniper advanced targeting pod support center outside of the U.S.
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GPS III to boost accuracy, security
The Air Force is on track to deliver the first of the next-gen satellites in August 2016.
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20 more P-8s for US, Australia ordered from Boeing
The Poseidons will replace elderly P-3C Orion and AP-3C Orion aircraft.
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Senator asks why Navy intel leaders have kept their jobs without access to secrets
A senator wants answers about how two Navy intelligence leaders have kept their posts without access to secrets.
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Raytheon, Northrop to get contracts for JSTARS radar
Air Force plans to award two sole-source contracts to mature radar designs for the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System.
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Global aerostat market to reach $10B
Countries are moving from unmanned aircraft systems to aerostats, according to a Research and Markets forecast.
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Raytheon awarded Squad X contract
Raytheon is a prime contractor a team that includes Draper Labs and Torc Robotics.
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Report: Miniature EO/IR systems coming soon
The U.S. will lead development of miniaturized electro-optical/infrared systems.
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New bill could shift space tracking away from DoD
Space situational awareness and space traffic management could move from the Pentagon to civilian agencies.
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Lockheed Martin opens first overseas Sniper pod center in Saudi Arabia
The new center in Saudi Arabia is the first Sniper advanced targeting pod support center outside of the U.S.
-
GPS III to boost accuracy, security
The Air Force is on track to deliver the first of the next-gen satellites in August 2016.
-
20 more P-8s for US, Australia ordered from Boeing
The Poseidons will replace elderly P-3C Orion and AP-3C Orion aircraft.
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Senator asks why Navy intel leaders have kept their jobs without access to secrets
A senator wants answers about how two Navy intelligence leaders have kept their posts without access to secrets.
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Raytheon, Northrop to get contracts for JSTARS radar
Air Force plans to award two sole-source contracts to mature radar designs for the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System.
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Global aerostat market to reach $10B
Countries are moving from unmanned aircraft systems to aerostats, according to a Research and Markets forecast.
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Raytheon awarded Squad X contract
Raytheon is a prime contractor a team that includes Draper Labs and Torc Robotics.
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Report: Miniature EO/IR systems coming soon
The U.S. will lead development of miniaturized electro-optical/infrared systems.
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New bill could shift space tracking away from DoD
Space situational awareness and space traffic management could move from the Pentagon to civilian agencies.
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DARPA’s photon hunt
The agency is looking for a better way to detect photons.
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Lockheed Martin opens first overseas Sniper pod center in Saudi Arabia
The new center in Saudi Arabia is the first Sniper advanced targeting pod support center outside of the U.S.
-
GPS III to boost accuracy, security
The Air Force is on track to deliver the first of the next-gen satellites in August 2016.
-
20 more P-8s for US, Australia ordered from Boeing
The Poseidons will replace elderly P-3C Orion and AP-3C Orion aircraft.
-
Senator asks why Navy intel leaders have kept their jobs without access to secrets
A senator wants answers about how two Navy intelligence leaders have kept their posts without access to secrets.
-
Raytheon, Northrop to get contracts for JSTARS radar
Air Force plans to award two sole-source contracts to mature radar designs for the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System.
-
Global aerostat market to reach $10B
Countries are moving from unmanned aircraft systems to aerostats, according to a Research and Markets forecast.
-
Raytheon awarded Squad X contract
Raytheon is a prime contractor a team that includes Draper Labs and Torc Robotics.
-
Report: Miniature EO/IR systems coming soon
The U.S. will lead development of miniaturized electro-optical/infrared systems.
-
New bill could shift space tracking away from DoD
Space situational awareness and space traffic management could move from the Pentagon to civilian agencies.
-
DARPA’s photon hunt
The agency is looking for a better way to detect photons.
