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Newest night-vision goggle finishes testing. Here’s when Army units will get it
An armored brigade combat team will deploy to South Korea with the new device.
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The US Army is reworking enduring plans for indirect fires protection system
The Army is taking a fresh look to decide on the optimal mix of sensors and shooters that will make up its indirect fires protection capability.
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This Israeli company made a super scope out of a smartphone
At a first glance, the SSR400 looks like something out of a video game — an unwieldy box-like object which looks completed out of place when perched above an AR or a bolt gun.
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How the Navy is changing its thinking on information warfare
Vice Adm. Matthew Kohler, the Navy’s top information warfare officer, reveals how the service is shifting as the battlefield evolves.
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Patrick AFB’s secret lab watches for nuclear explosions worldwide
The Air Force Technical Applications Center is tasked with monitoring nuclear treaty compliance and any “nuclear surprises” from rogue nations or terrorists.
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Can sea creatures see enemy submarines from the sea floor?
A DARPA program wants to use AI to fish for hidden signals in animal behavior.
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Soldiers, Marines try out new device that puts ‘mixed reality,’ multiple functions into warfighter’s hands
The system melds navigation, targeting, situational awareness and communications into a single device with advanced thermal and night vision.
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Here’s who is going to be the next Missile Defense Agency chief
The next Missile Defense Agency director has been named.
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Lockheed and Israeli company team up for US Army missile defense radar ‘sense-off’
Lockheed is poised to partner with Israel’s Elta Systems to compete in a radar “sense-off” demonstration this spring.
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Army debuts missile defense framework in move to counter drones, hypersonic threats
The Army has released its new air and missile defense strategy that aims to pursue multimission units and counter emerging threats like drones and hypersonic missiles.
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Newest night-vision goggle finishes testing. Here’s when Army units will get it
An armored brigade combat team will deploy to South Korea with the new device.
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The US Army is reworking enduring plans for indirect fires protection system
The Army is taking a fresh look to decide on the optimal mix of sensors and shooters that will make up its indirect fires protection capability.
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This Israeli company made a super scope out of a smartphone
At a first glance, the SSR400 looks like something out of a video game — an unwieldy box-like object which looks completed out of place when perched above an AR or a bolt gun.
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How the Navy is changing its thinking on information warfare
Vice Adm. Matthew Kohler, the Navy’s top information warfare officer, reveals how the service is shifting as the battlefield evolves.
-
Patrick AFB’s secret lab watches for nuclear explosions worldwide
The Air Force Technical Applications Center is tasked with monitoring nuclear treaty compliance and any “nuclear surprises” from rogue nations or terrorists.
-
Can sea creatures see enemy submarines from the sea floor?
A DARPA program wants to use AI to fish for hidden signals in animal behavior.
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Soldiers, Marines try out new device that puts ‘mixed reality,’ multiple functions into warfighter’s hands
The system melds navigation, targeting, situational awareness and communications into a single device with advanced thermal and night vision.
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Here’s who is going to be the next Missile Defense Agency chief
The next Missile Defense Agency director has been named.
-
Lockheed and Israeli company team up for US Army missile defense radar ‘sense-off’
Lockheed is poised to partner with Israel’s Elta Systems to compete in a radar “sense-off” demonstration this spring.
-
Army debuts missile defense framework in move to counter drones, hypersonic threats
The Army has released its new air and missile defense strategy that aims to pursue multimission units and counter emerging threats like drones and hypersonic missiles.
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Newest night-vision goggle finishes testing. Here’s when Army units will get it
An armored brigade combat team will deploy to South Korea with the new device.
-
The US Army is reworking enduring plans for indirect fires protection system
The Army is taking a fresh look to decide on the optimal mix of sensors and shooters that will make up its indirect fires protection capability.
-
This Israeli company made a super scope out of a smartphone
At a first glance, the SSR400 looks like something out of a video game — an unwieldy box-like object which looks completed out of place when perched above an AR or a bolt gun.
-
How the Navy is changing its thinking on information warfare
Vice Adm. Matthew Kohler, the Navy’s top information warfare officer, reveals how the service is shifting as the battlefield evolves.
-
Patrick AFB’s secret lab watches for nuclear explosions worldwide
The Air Force Technical Applications Center is tasked with monitoring nuclear treaty compliance and any “nuclear surprises” from rogue nations or terrorists.
-
Can sea creatures see enemy submarines from the sea floor?
A DARPA program wants to use AI to fish for hidden signals in animal behavior.
-
Soldiers, Marines try out new device that puts ‘mixed reality,’ multiple functions into warfighter’s hands
The system melds navigation, targeting, situational awareness and communications into a single device with advanced thermal and night vision.
-
Here’s who is going to be the next Missile Defense Agency chief
The next Missile Defense Agency director has been named.
-
Lockheed and Israeli company team up for US Army missile defense radar ‘sense-off’
Lockheed is poised to partner with Israel’s Elta Systems to compete in a radar “sense-off” demonstration this spring.
-
Army debuts missile defense framework in move to counter drones, hypersonic threats
The Army has released its new air and missile defense strategy that aims to pursue multimission units and counter emerging threats like drones and hypersonic missiles.
