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Military reviews rules for helmet cams after Niger attack
U.S. military leaders are considering new guidelines for the use of helmet cameras on the battlefield after Islamic State-linked fighters in Niger exploited footage taken by a fallen American soldier to make a propaganda video that highlighted the killing of four U.S. forces.
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NGA appoints new deputy associate director for operations
Brett Markham has been appointed as the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agencys west executive and deputy associate director for operations.
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Our reliance on space tech means we should prepare for the worst
A concerted response is needed to boost the resilience of global society to natural or man-made disruption of space-dependent services.
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The Army turns to a former legal opponent to fix its intel analysis system
The U.S. Army has selected both Raytheon and Palantir to build new intelligence analysis capabilities that could be worth up to nearly a billion dollars in an attempt to save the Distributed Common Ground System-Army.
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Air Force chief open to input from Congress on way forward after JSTARS recap cancellation
Some congressional lawmakers want the Air Force to adopt a hybrid approach to battle management that would see elements of the JSTARS recap move forward.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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What will it take for the Air Force and Pentagon to move faster on space?
The Department of Defense is exploring possible ways to reform its space acquisition system to shrink the time it takes to deliver new capabilities to space, according to a new report.
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Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
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Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
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New electronic warfare program tops Army intel wishlist
The Army is working to develop a single platform that can do electronic attack and intelligence gathering.
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Military reviews rules for helmet cams after Niger attack
U.S. military leaders are considering new guidelines for the use of helmet cameras on the battlefield after Islamic State-linked fighters in Niger exploited footage taken by a fallen American soldier to make a propaganda video that highlighted the killing of four U.S. forces.
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NGA appoints new deputy associate director for operations
Brett Markham has been appointed as the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agencys west executive and deputy associate director for operations.
-
Our reliance on space tech means we should prepare for the worst
A concerted response is needed to boost the resilience of global society to natural or man-made disruption of space-dependent services.
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The Army turns to a former legal opponent to fix its intel analysis system
The U.S. Army has selected both Raytheon and Palantir to build new intelligence analysis capabilities that could be worth up to nearly a billion dollars in an attempt to save the Distributed Common Ground System-Army.
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Air Force chief open to input from Congress on way forward after JSTARS recap cancellation
Some congressional lawmakers want the Air Force to adopt a hybrid approach to battle management that would see elements of the JSTARS recap move forward.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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What will it take for the Air Force and Pentagon to move faster on space?
The Department of Defense is exploring possible ways to reform its space acquisition system to shrink the time it takes to deliver new capabilities to space, according to a new report.
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Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
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Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
-
New electronic warfare program tops Army intel wishlist
The Army is working to develop a single platform that can do electronic attack and intelligence gathering.
-
Military reviews rules for helmet cams after Niger attack
U.S. military leaders are considering new guidelines for the use of helmet cameras on the battlefield after Islamic State-linked fighters in Niger exploited footage taken by a fallen American soldier to make a propaganda video that highlighted the killing of four U.S. forces.
-
NGA appoints new deputy associate director for operations
Brett Markham has been appointed as the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agencys west executive and deputy associate director for operations.
-
Our reliance on space tech means we should prepare for the worst
A concerted response is needed to boost the resilience of global society to natural or man-made disruption of space-dependent services.
-
The Army turns to a former legal opponent to fix its intel analysis system
The U.S. Army has selected both Raytheon and Palantir to build new intelligence analysis capabilities that could be worth up to nearly a billion dollars in an attempt to save the Distributed Common Ground System-Army.
-
Air Force chief open to input from Congress on way forward after JSTARS recap cancellation
Some congressional lawmakers want the Air Force to adopt a hybrid approach to battle management that would see elements of the JSTARS recap move forward.
-
Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
-
What will it take for the Air Force and Pentagon to move faster on space?
The Department of Defense is exploring possible ways to reform its space acquisition system to shrink the time it takes to deliver new capabilities to space, according to a new report.
-
Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
-
Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
-
New electronic warfare program tops Army intel wishlist
The Army is working to develop a single platform that can do electronic attack and intelligence gathering.
