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Nordic firms ride wave of cyber M&A activity
The mergers and acquisitions are taking place as Sweden seeks NATO membership, and neighboring Finland this year joined the alliance.
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Defense Innovation Unit seeks proposals to ship cargo using rockets
DIU wants to work with companies to prototype launch systems that can deliver cargo “to, from and through space.”
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Marine Corps triples enlistment bonuses for cyber jobs
The service has said it needs Marines who can defend against cyber attacks and launch some of their own.
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Satellite photos suggest Belarus is building military camp site
Satellite images analyzed by The Associated Press show what appeared to be a newly built military-style camp in Belarus.
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Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
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Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
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Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
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Lockheed bests General Dynamics for Army long-range jammer contract
Under the new arrangement, Lockheed will build a prototype of the Terrestrial Layer System-Echelons Above Brigade at its facility in Syracuse, New York.
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Garciga expected to be next US Army chief information officer
Leonel Garciga currently serves as the director for information management within the Army’s G-2 intelligence directorate.
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Six questions for Mark Kitz as he swaps Army program executive offices
In an interview, outgoing PEO IEW&S boss Mark Kitz reflected on Army electronic warfare and provided an update on an AI pipeline known as Project Linchpin.
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Nordic firms ride wave of cyber M&A activity
The mergers and acquisitions are taking place as Sweden seeks NATO membership, and neighboring Finland this year joined the alliance.
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Defense Innovation Unit seeks proposals to ship cargo using rockets
DIU wants to work with companies to prototype launch systems that can deliver cargo “to, from and through space.”
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Marine Corps triples enlistment bonuses for cyber jobs
The service has said it needs Marines who can defend against cyber attacks and launch some of their own.
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Satellite photos suggest Belarus is building military camp site
Satellite images analyzed by The Associated Press show what appeared to be a newly built military-style camp in Belarus.
-
Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
-
Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
-
Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
-
Lockheed bests General Dynamics for Army long-range jammer contract
Under the new arrangement, Lockheed will build a prototype of the Terrestrial Layer System-Echelons Above Brigade at its facility in Syracuse, New York.
-
Garciga expected to be next US Army chief information officer
Leonel Garciga currently serves as the director for information management within the Army’s G-2 intelligence directorate.
-
Six questions for Mark Kitz as he swaps Army program executive offices
In an interview, outgoing PEO IEW&S boss Mark Kitz reflected on Army electronic warfare and provided an update on an AI pipeline known as Project Linchpin.
-
Nordic firms ride wave of cyber M&A activity
The mergers and acquisitions are taking place as Sweden seeks NATO membership, and neighboring Finland this year joined the alliance.
-
Defense Innovation Unit seeks proposals to ship cargo using rockets
DIU wants to work with companies to prototype launch systems that can deliver cargo “to, from and through space.”
-
Marine Corps triples enlistment bonuses for cyber jobs
The service has said it needs Marines who can defend against cyber attacks and launch some of their own.
-
Satellite photos suggest Belarus is building military camp site
Satellite images analyzed by The Associated Press show what appeared to be a newly built military-style camp in Belarus.
-
Are cheap drones the answer to tension in the Taiwan Strait?
Combining old and new technology might frustrate any attempts China may make to invade nearby territory, especially Taiwan.
-
Pressed to prove value of amphibious ships, Marines seek to add drones
The Corps’ prized amphibious ships might house and launch unmanned aircraft and vessels, along with an undefined array of other warfighting technology.
-
Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
-
Lockheed bests General Dynamics for Army long-range jammer contract
Under the new arrangement, Lockheed will build a prototype of the Terrestrial Layer System-Echelons Above Brigade at its facility in Syracuse, New York.
-
Garciga expected to be next US Army chief information officer
Leonel Garciga currently serves as the director for information management within the Army’s G-2 intelligence directorate.
-
Six questions for Mark Kitz as he swaps Army program executive offices
In an interview, outgoing PEO IEW&S boss Mark Kitz reflected on Army electronic warfare and provided an update on an AI pipeline known as Project Linchpin.
