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Eurosatory: This navigation system by Safran doesn’t need GPS
The Geonyx INS range is a navigation tool designed to allow operators to find their position and aim weapons.
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Jaguar strapped to the nines with sensors, weaponry and a paint job
French industry has unveiled a prototype of the Jaguar, an armored vehicle in khaki green and bristling with sensors.
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Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
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Move over nerds, grunts are learning signals intelligence
Grunts are learning how to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum.
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What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Will AI help save lives on the battlefield?
The Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is exploring how artificial intelligence can drive video interpretation and situational awareness.
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Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
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Here’s how the Navy is developing information warfare ‘Top Guns’
The Navy is advancing its development of information warfare personnel.
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From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
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Eurosatory: This navigation system by Safran doesn’t need GPS
The Geonyx INS range is a navigation tool designed to allow operators to find their position and aim weapons.
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Get ready for the JSTARS recap showdown
Will Congress let the Air Force cancel the JSTARS recap?
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Jaguar strapped to the nines with sensors, weaponry and a paint job
French industry has unveiled a prototype of the Jaguar, an armored vehicle in khaki green and bristling with sensors.
-
Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
-
Move over nerds, grunts are learning signals intelligence
Grunts are learning how to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Will AI help save lives on the battlefield?
The Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is exploring how artificial intelligence can drive video interpretation and situational awareness.
-
Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
-
Here’s how the Navy is developing information warfare ‘Top Guns’
The Navy is advancing its development of information warfare personnel.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
-
Eurosatory: This navigation system by Safran doesn’t need GPS
The Geonyx INS range is a navigation tool designed to allow operators to find their position and aim weapons.
-
Get ready for the JSTARS recap showdown
Will Congress let the Air Force cancel the JSTARS recap?
-
Jaguar strapped to the nines with sensors, weaponry and a paint job
French industry has unveiled a prototype of the Jaguar, an armored vehicle in khaki green and bristling with sensors.
-
Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
-
Move over nerds, grunts are learning signals intelligence
Grunts are learning how to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Will AI help save lives on the battlefield?
The Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is exploring how artificial intelligence can drive video interpretation and situational awareness.
-
Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
-
Here’s how the Navy is developing information warfare ‘Top Guns’
The Navy is advancing its development of information warfare personnel.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
