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Air Force quietly, and reluctantly, pushing JSTARS recap source selection ahead
The Air Force wants to cancel the JSTARS recap program. But source selection may be further ahead than you think.
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What base security needs to know about Insane Clown Posse camouflage
Like dazzle paint on World War I warships, the makeup worn by members and fans of Insane Clown Posse confuses identification systems.
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This prototype helmet and sensors could help Bradley drivers solve a decades-old problem
While still under development and testing, the sensor-helmet combo might give Bradley drivers a true view of the battlefield for the first time.
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Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
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US spy planes are breaking down ― and lawmakers want answers
Nebraska lawmakers have asked Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson to probe and report on the health of the 55th Wing’s fleet of reconnaissance aircraft.
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Does DoD know how to supply intel for cyber ops?
The House Armed Services Committee is requiring a briefing on the Department of Defense’s intelligence support to cyber operations.
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How landmines of the past can help prevent future fatalities
The Army is developing easy-to-use, real-time countermine tech that uses historical data, stereoscopic sensors and artificial intelligence to map out buried explosives.
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A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
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Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
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US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
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Air Force quietly, and reluctantly, pushing JSTARS recap source selection ahead
The Air Force wants to cancel the JSTARS recap program. But source selection may be further ahead than you think.
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What base security needs to know about Insane Clown Posse camouflage
Like dazzle paint on World War I warships, the makeup worn by members and fans of Insane Clown Posse confuses identification systems.
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This prototype helmet and sensors could help Bradley drivers solve a decades-old problem
While still under development and testing, the sensor-helmet combo might give Bradley drivers a true view of the battlefield for the first time.
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Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
-
US spy planes are breaking down ― and lawmakers want answers
Nebraska lawmakers have asked Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson to probe and report on the health of the 55th Wing’s fleet of reconnaissance aircraft.
-
Does DoD know how to supply intel for cyber ops?
The House Armed Services Committee is requiring a briefing on the Department of Defense’s intelligence support to cyber operations.
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How landmines of the past can help prevent future fatalities
The Army is developing easy-to-use, real-time countermine tech that uses historical data, stereoscopic sensors and artificial intelligence to map out buried explosives.
-
A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
-
US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
-
Air Force quietly, and reluctantly, pushing JSTARS recap source selection ahead
The Air Force wants to cancel the JSTARS recap program. But source selection may be further ahead than you think.
-
What base security needs to know about Insane Clown Posse camouflage
Like dazzle paint on World War I warships, the makeup worn by members and fans of Insane Clown Posse confuses identification systems.
-
This prototype helmet and sensors could help Bradley drivers solve a decades-old problem
While still under development and testing, the sensor-helmet combo might give Bradley drivers a true view of the battlefield for the first time.
-
Lockheed to reportedly beat out Raytheon for Japan missile defense radar
Japan has been seeking to bolster its missile defense as North Korea barges ahead with its missile development program.
-
US spy planes are breaking down ― and lawmakers want answers
Nebraska lawmakers have asked Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson to probe and report on the health of the 55th Wing’s fleet of reconnaissance aircraft.
-
Does DoD know how to supply intel for cyber ops?
The House Armed Services Committee is requiring a briefing on the Department of Defense’s intelligence support to cyber operations.
-
How landmines of the past can help prevent future fatalities
The Army is developing easy-to-use, real-time countermine tech that uses historical data, stereoscopic sensors and artificial intelligence to map out buried explosives.
-
A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
-
US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
