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Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
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Why the US needs to improve intelligence sharing on Russian military activities with NATO allies
The U.S. should step up its distribution of intelligence with all NATO members to weaken Russian influence attempts and to help unify the alliance, in the event Russia targeted an attack against a NATO ally, a new report says.
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In first, MDA remotely launches a missile
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency showed that a missile defense system capable of defeating threats in the terminal phase of flight can be remotely engaged to launch interceptors.
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Will on-demand tasking give this company an edge?
Capella hopes its near-real time satellite imagery will help it win government contracts as the National Reconnaissance Office expands its purchasing of commercial imagery.
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Why the intel community is counting on more cloud success
Intelligence leaders unveiled “Strategic Plan to Advance Cloud Computing in the Intelligence Community,” a document meant to guide the agencies through the next phase of developing and adopting cloud services.
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Who will control intel satellites during a battle in space?
The military space reorganization continues across the government.
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4 big problems the intelligence community faces moving to a new data system
The Defense Intelligence Agency wants to move quickly in developing the Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, but the massive project which will transform how the intelligence community uses data faces some hard problems.
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DIA chief: Take ‘proprietary’ out of your vocabulary
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley said one of the biggest problems his agency faces is interoperability.
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Just one third of this intel agency’s workers are women
Deputy Director Stacey Dixon wants to increase the diversity profile of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
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NGA takes big step to enable AI, big data and more
A potentially $824 million contract will help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency transition from its legacy systems.
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Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
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Why the US needs to improve intelligence sharing on Russian military activities with NATO allies
The U.S. should step up its distribution of intelligence with all NATO members to weaken Russian influence attempts and to help unify the alliance, in the event Russia targeted an attack against a NATO ally, a new report says.
-
In first, MDA remotely launches a missile
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency showed that a missile defense system capable of defeating threats in the terminal phase of flight can be remotely engaged to launch interceptors.
-
Will on-demand tasking give this company an edge?
Capella hopes its near-real time satellite imagery will help it win government contracts as the National Reconnaissance Office expands its purchasing of commercial imagery.
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Why the intel community is counting on more cloud success
Intelligence leaders unveiled “Strategic Plan to Advance Cloud Computing in the Intelligence Community,” a document meant to guide the agencies through the next phase of developing and adopting cloud services.
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Who will control intel satellites during a battle in space?
The military space reorganization continues across the government.
-
4 big problems the intelligence community faces moving to a new data system
The Defense Intelligence Agency wants to move quickly in developing the Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, but the massive project which will transform how the intelligence community uses data faces some hard problems.
-
DIA chief: Take ‘proprietary’ out of your vocabulary
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley said one of the biggest problems his agency faces is interoperability.
-
Just one third of this intel agency’s workers are women
Deputy Director Stacey Dixon wants to increase the diversity profile of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
NGA takes big step to enable AI, big data and more
A potentially $824 million contract will help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency transition from its legacy systems.
-
Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
-
Why the US needs to improve intelligence sharing on Russian military activities with NATO allies
The U.S. should step up its distribution of intelligence with all NATO members to weaken Russian influence attempts and to help unify the alliance, in the event Russia targeted an attack against a NATO ally, a new report says.
-
In first, MDA remotely launches a missile
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency showed that a missile defense system capable of defeating threats in the terminal phase of flight can be remotely engaged to launch interceptors.
-
Will on-demand tasking give this company an edge?
Capella hopes its near-real time satellite imagery will help it win government contracts as the National Reconnaissance Office expands its purchasing of commercial imagery.
-
Why the intel community is counting on more cloud success
Intelligence leaders unveiled “Strategic Plan to Advance Cloud Computing in the Intelligence Community,” a document meant to guide the agencies through the next phase of developing and adopting cloud services.
-
Who will control intel satellites during a battle in space?
The military space reorganization continues across the government.
-
4 big problems the intelligence community faces moving to a new data system
The Defense Intelligence Agency wants to move quickly in developing the Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, but the massive project which will transform how the intelligence community uses data faces some hard problems.
-
DIA chief: Take ‘proprietary’ out of your vocabulary
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley said one of the biggest problems his agency faces is interoperability.
-
Just one third of this intel agency’s workers are women
Deputy Director Stacey Dixon wants to increase the diversity profile of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
NGA takes big step to enable AI, big data and more
A potentially $824 million contract will help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency transition from its legacy systems.
