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FAA head resigns after effort to rebuild agency’s reputation
Stephen Dickson, a former pilot and executive with Delta Air Lines in Atlanta, had led the FAA since August 2019. He citied separation from his family during the pandemic, saying he told President Joe Biden, “It is time to go home.”
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US Space Force aims for more resilient architecture by 2026
The Space Force’s procurement organization is making near-term moves to support a push for more resilient on-orbit capabilities.
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Unmanned or minimally manned vessels could deploy alongside strike groups as soon as 2027
The U.S. Navy’s chief of naval operations hopes to conduct significant experimentation in the next five years to support deploying an early medium or large USV as part of a strike group in the 2027 time frame.
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CISA accuses Russia-backed hackers of stealing info from U.S. defense contractors
During one notable transgression in 2021, CISA said, “actors exfiltrated hundreds of documents related to the company’s products, relationships with other countries, and internal personnel and legal matters.”
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US Army tests mobile communications gear for armored units
New network equipment will change the way the Army operates and fights.
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New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
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Lockheed to develop 5G testbed for Marine Corps
The testbed will help identify areas of compatibility between 5G networks and defense platforms, the company said Feb. 16.
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Experts urge caution in assessing Ukraine cyberattacks
DDoS incidents in Ukraine could signal a larger event is coming, but experts are still cautious.
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Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
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Oracle gets go-ahead to host top secret Air Force data
Oracle this week announced it can now handle some of the Department of Defense’s most sensitive data on one of its platforms, extending the cloud giant’s reach in the national security sphere.
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FAA head resigns after effort to rebuild agency’s reputation
Stephen Dickson, a former pilot and executive with Delta Air Lines in Atlanta, had led the FAA since August 2019. He citied separation from his family during the pandemic, saying he told President Joe Biden, “It is time to go home.”
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US Space Force aims for more resilient architecture by 2026
The Space Force’s procurement organization is making near-term moves to support a push for more resilient on-orbit capabilities.
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Unmanned or minimally manned vessels could deploy alongside strike groups as soon as 2027
The U.S. Navy’s chief of naval operations hopes to conduct significant experimentation in the next five years to support deploying an early medium or large USV as part of a strike group in the 2027 time frame.
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CISA accuses Russia-backed hackers of stealing info from U.S. defense contractors
During one notable transgression in 2021, CISA said, “actors exfiltrated hundreds of documents related to the company’s products, relationships with other countries, and internal personnel and legal matters.”
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US Army tests mobile communications gear for armored units
New network equipment will change the way the Army operates and fights.
-
New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
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Lockheed to develop 5G testbed for Marine Corps
The testbed will help identify areas of compatibility between 5G networks and defense platforms, the company said Feb. 16.
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Experts urge caution in assessing Ukraine cyberattacks
DDoS incidents in Ukraine could signal a larger event is coming, but experts are still cautious.
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Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
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Oracle gets go-ahead to host top secret Air Force data
Oracle this week announced it can now handle some of the Department of Defense’s most sensitive data on one of its platforms, extending the cloud giant’s reach in the national security sphere.
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FAA head resigns after effort to rebuild agency’s reputation
Stephen Dickson, a former pilot and executive with Delta Air Lines in Atlanta, had led the FAA since August 2019. He citied separation from his family during the pandemic, saying he told President Joe Biden, “It is time to go home.”
-
US Space Force aims for more resilient architecture by 2026
The Space Force’s procurement organization is making near-term moves to support a push for more resilient on-orbit capabilities.
-
Unmanned or minimally manned vessels could deploy alongside strike groups as soon as 2027
The U.S. Navy’s chief of naval operations hopes to conduct significant experimentation in the next five years to support deploying an early medium or large USV as part of a strike group in the 2027 time frame.
-
CISA accuses Russia-backed hackers of stealing info from U.S. defense contractors
During one notable transgression in 2021, CISA said, “actors exfiltrated hundreds of documents related to the company’s products, relationships with other countries, and internal personnel and legal matters.”
-
US Army tests mobile communications gear for armored units
New network equipment will change the way the Army operates and fights.
-
New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
-
Lockheed to develop 5G testbed for Marine Corps
The testbed will help identify areas of compatibility between 5G networks and defense platforms, the company said Feb. 16.
-
Experts urge caution in assessing Ukraine cyberattacks
DDoS incidents in Ukraine could signal a larger event is coming, but experts are still cautious.
-
Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
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Oracle gets go-ahead to host top secret Air Force data
Oracle this week announced it can now handle some of the Department of Defense’s most sensitive data on one of its platforms, extending the cloud giant’s reach in the national security sphere.
