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DRS wins $339M targeting contract
JETS is a joint Army, Air Force and Marine Corps effort to develop a handheld targeting system.
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Air Force employing open architecture approach to DCGS
An Air Force battle management team is taking steps to address concerns as it relates to its Distributed Common Ground System.
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DoD wants ‘game changing’ ISR platforms
In a notice, the Defense Department outlined ISR platforms it is seeking from industry.
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Navy breaks ground on new aviation test site
The Navy broke ground on a new aviation test site where the majority of testing for the MQ-25 Stingray will take place.
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DARPA has a vision for reconfigurable sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to create tiny sensors that can be reconfigured to whatever form of detection the user desires.
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Army awards Leidos max $777M geospatial contract
Leidos will support the Army Geospatial Center’s High-Resolution, 3-D Geospatial Information program.
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Multi-function sensors could be the next big thing
Defense industry executives discussed what could be the next big technology, offering multi-function sensors.
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General Dynamics upgrades Identification Friend or Foe modules
The National Security Agency certified the upgraded Air Identification Friend or Foe Mode 4/5 KIV-78 Combined Interrogator/Transponder Applique.
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Army turning toward full spectrum fight
With the last 15 years intensely focused on non-state actors, the Army is refocusing to include sophisticated nation-state, near-peer competitors.
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Third offset strategy challenges
How is DoD approaching the concepts born out in the third offset strategy, a notional initiative not officially documented?
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DRS wins $339M targeting contract
JETS is a joint Army, Air Force and Marine Corps effort to develop a handheld targeting system.
-
Air Force employing open architecture approach to DCGS
An Air Force battle management team is taking steps to address concerns as it relates to its Distributed Common Ground System.
-
DoD wants ‘game changing’ ISR platforms
In a notice, the Defense Department outlined ISR platforms it is seeking from industry.
-
Navy breaks ground on new aviation test site
The Navy broke ground on a new aviation test site where the majority of testing for the MQ-25 Stingray will take place.
-
DARPA has a vision for reconfigurable sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to create tiny sensors that can be reconfigured to whatever form of detection the user desires.
-
Army awards Leidos max $777M geospatial contract
Leidos will support the Army Geospatial Center’s High-Resolution, 3-D Geospatial Information program.
-
Multi-function sensors could be the next big thing
Defense industry executives discussed what could be the next big technology, offering multi-function sensors.
-
General Dynamics upgrades Identification Friend or Foe modules
The National Security Agency certified the upgraded Air Identification Friend or Foe Mode 4/5 KIV-78 Combined Interrogator/Transponder Applique.
-
Army turning toward full spectrum fight
With the last 15 years intensely focused on non-state actors, the Army is refocusing to include sophisticated nation-state, near-peer competitors.
-
Third offset strategy challenges
How is DoD approaching the concepts born out in the third offset strategy, a notional initiative not officially documented?
-
DRS wins $339M targeting contract
JETS is a joint Army, Air Force and Marine Corps effort to develop a handheld targeting system.
-
Air Force employing open architecture approach to DCGS
An Air Force battle management team is taking steps to address concerns as it relates to its Distributed Common Ground System.
-
DoD wants ‘game changing’ ISR platforms
In a notice, the Defense Department outlined ISR platforms it is seeking from industry.
-
Navy breaks ground on new aviation test site
The Navy broke ground on a new aviation test site where the majority of testing for the MQ-25 Stingray will take place.
-
DARPA has a vision for reconfigurable sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to create tiny sensors that can be reconfigured to whatever form of detection the user desires.
-
Army awards Leidos max $777M geospatial contract
Leidos will support the Army Geospatial Center’s High-Resolution, 3-D Geospatial Information program.
-
Multi-function sensors could be the next big thing
Defense industry executives discussed what could be the next big technology, offering multi-function sensors.
-
General Dynamics upgrades Identification Friend or Foe modules
The National Security Agency certified the upgraded Air Identification Friend or Foe Mode 4/5 KIV-78 Combined Interrogator/Transponder Applique.
-
Army turning toward full spectrum fight
With the last 15 years intensely focused on non-state actors, the Army is refocusing to include sophisticated nation-state, near-peer competitors.
-
Third offset strategy challenges
How is DoD approaching the concepts born out in the third offset strategy, a notional initiative not officially documented?
