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FLIR Systems acquires DVTEL
FLIR Systems has acquired video surveillance developer DVTEL in a $92 million cash deal.
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Raytheon delivers sonar for unmanned sub hunter
Raytheon has completed delivery of sonar for DARPA’s unmanned sub-hunter.
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Latest AWACS deployed to combat theater
The latest E-3 Sentry version has made its first deployment to a conflict zone.
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Pentagon wants more work on JSTARS
Defense acquisition chief Frank Kendall sent the Air Force and industry partners to complete additional work on the program.
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Lockheed unveils new radar enhancement
Called DART, the new product improves radar effectiveness and increases energy efficiency.
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Harris picked to provide Hurricane Hunter radar
Harris Corp. has been selected to provide radars for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) WP-3D Hurricane Hunter aircraft.
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After Paris, top officials reopen encryption, surveillance debates
Privacy and encryption debates are alive again after the Paris attacks.
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Pentagon C4ISR spending to top $39B next year
This reflects an 8.8 percent increase over 2015, and includes electronic warfare, information operations and multipurpose technologies.
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ULA pulls out of DoD’s space launch competition
ULA’s surprise announcement paves the way for SpaceX to win its first military space launch contract.
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Illinois offers 200 acres for NGA West
Illinois is upping the ante for the NGA’s future western facility.
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FLIR Systems acquires DVTEL
FLIR Systems has acquired video surveillance developer DVTEL in a $92 million cash deal.
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Raytheon delivers sonar for unmanned sub hunter
Raytheon has completed delivery of sonar for DARPA’s unmanned sub-hunter.
-
Latest AWACS deployed to combat theater
The latest E-3 Sentry version has made its first deployment to a conflict zone.
-
Pentagon wants more work on JSTARS
Defense acquisition chief Frank Kendall sent the Air Force and industry partners to complete additional work on the program.
-
Lockheed unveils new radar enhancement
Called DART, the new product improves radar effectiveness and increases energy efficiency.
-
Harris picked to provide Hurricane Hunter radar
Harris Corp. has been selected to provide radars for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) WP-3D Hurricane Hunter aircraft.
-
After Paris, top officials reopen encryption, surveillance debates
Privacy and encryption debates are alive again after the Paris attacks.
-
Pentagon C4ISR spending to top $39B next year
This reflects an 8.8 percent increase over 2015, and includes electronic warfare, information operations and multipurpose technologies.
-
ULA pulls out of DoD’s space launch competition
ULA’s surprise announcement paves the way for SpaceX to win its first military space launch contract.
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Illinois offers 200 acres for NGA West
Illinois is upping the ante for the NGA’s future western facility.
-
FLIR Systems acquires DVTEL
FLIR Systems has acquired video surveillance developer DVTEL in a $92 million cash deal.
-
Raytheon delivers sonar for unmanned sub hunter
Raytheon has completed delivery of sonar for DARPA’s unmanned sub-hunter.
-
Latest AWACS deployed to combat theater
The latest E-3 Sentry version has made its first deployment to a conflict zone.
-
Pentagon wants more work on JSTARS
Defense acquisition chief Frank Kendall sent the Air Force and industry partners to complete additional work on the program.
-
Lockheed unveils new radar enhancement
Called DART, the new product improves radar effectiveness and increases energy efficiency.
-
Harris picked to provide Hurricane Hunter radar
Harris Corp. has been selected to provide radars for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) WP-3D Hurricane Hunter aircraft.
-
After Paris, top officials reopen encryption, surveillance debates
Privacy and encryption debates are alive again after the Paris attacks.
-
Pentagon C4ISR spending to top $39B next year
This reflects an 8.8 percent increase over 2015, and includes electronic warfare, information operations and multipurpose technologies.
-
ULA pulls out of DoD’s space launch competition
ULA’s surprise announcement paves the way for SpaceX to win its first military space launch contract.
-
Illinois offers 200 acres for NGA West
Illinois is upping the ante for the NGA’s future western facility.
