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Raytheon wins five-year, $20.9M Navy radar contract
Under the contract, Raytheon will provide operations and maintenance for an over-the-horizon radar system.
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Saab awards power modules contract to British manufacturer
British electronics manufacturer e2v will provide Military Power Modules for use in airborne military applications.
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DoD to reassess tech accreditation process
The DoD CIO wants to reevaluate how the Pentagon certifies and accredits new technologies.
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General Dynamics completes Space Fence radar array
The 7,000-square-foot, 700,000-pound steel structure will be shipped to Kwajalein Atoll for integration into the Space Fence system.
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Kamikaze drone filmed in Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
The video shows the distinct shape of the Israel Aerospace Industries Harop, a loitering munition.
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Army envisions unmanned aerial spotters for ground vehicles
A sources-sought notice seeks to learn whether suitable navigation technology already exists.
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Military missions complicate insider threat protection
A global reach, floating networks and active reserves add challenges to DoD cybersecurity.
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Competition: The key to better tech buying
The competitively procured STC handheld radio is the latest example of this effective model for technology acquisitions executed by SOCOM and being adopted by the Army leadership.
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Drowning in data
Debate heats up over how to handle massive data.
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Raytheon wins five-year, $20.9M Navy radar contract
Under the contract, Raytheon will provide operations and maintenance for an over-the-horizon radar system.
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Saab awards power modules contract to British manufacturer
British electronics manufacturer e2v will provide Military Power Modules for use in airborne military applications.
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The pros and cons of common access cards
CAC issues highlight the need for better authentication.
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DoD to reassess tech accreditation process
The DoD CIO wants to reevaluate how the Pentagon certifies and accredits new technologies.
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General Dynamics completes Space Fence radar array
The 7,000-square-foot, 700,000-pound steel structure will be shipped to Kwajalein Atoll for integration into the Space Fence system.
-
Kamikaze drone filmed in Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
The video shows the distinct shape of the Israel Aerospace Industries Harop, a loitering munition.
-
Army envisions unmanned aerial spotters for ground vehicles
A sources-sought notice seeks to learn whether suitable navigation technology already exists.
-
Military missions complicate insider threat protection
A global reach, floating networks and active reserves add challenges to DoD cybersecurity.
-
Competition: The key to better tech buying
The competitively procured STC handheld radio is the latest example of this effective model for technology acquisitions executed by SOCOM and being adopted by the Army leadership.
-
Drowning in data
Debate heats up over how to handle massive data.
-
Raytheon wins five-year, $20.9M Navy radar contract
Under the contract, Raytheon will provide operations and maintenance for an over-the-horizon radar system.
-
Saab awards power modules contract to British manufacturer
British electronics manufacturer e2v will provide Military Power Modules for use in airborne military applications.
-
The pros and cons of common access cards
CAC issues highlight the need for better authentication.
-
DoD to reassess tech accreditation process
The DoD CIO wants to reevaluate how the Pentagon certifies and accredits new technologies.
-
General Dynamics completes Space Fence radar array
The 7,000-square-foot, 700,000-pound steel structure will be shipped to Kwajalein Atoll for integration into the Space Fence system.
-
Kamikaze drone filmed in Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
The video shows the distinct shape of the Israel Aerospace Industries Harop, a loitering munition.
-
Army envisions unmanned aerial spotters for ground vehicles
A sources-sought notice seeks to learn whether suitable navigation technology already exists.
-
Military missions complicate insider threat protection
A global reach, floating networks and active reserves add challenges to DoD cybersecurity.
-
Competition: The key to better tech buying
The competitively procured STC handheld radio is the latest example of this effective model for technology acquisitions executed by SOCOM and being adopted by the Army leadership.
