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ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
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Army revises functional concept of intelligence
The Army is coming to grips with the notion that with a rapidly changing world and threat environment, intelligence must adapt in kind.
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Quick hit Q&A: Rear Adm. Christian “Boris” Becker
Taking the SPAWAR helm, Rear Adm. Boris Becker is well-armed with experience.
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Navy creates Information Warfighting Development Center
In order to meet evolving threats and challenges, the Navy is standing up a center to train warfighters.
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Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
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Cyber isn’t all that special, says NSA chief
The head of Cyber Command has warned against putting cyber on a pedestal.
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Military still working out ‘effectiveness’ of cyber tools
While the effects of a missile are well-known, the employment of a cyber tool is still not fully understood.
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FLIR-owned Prox Dynamics brings night vision to tiny drone
A small Norwegian company, now owned by U.S.-based FLIR, has added night vision capability to its tiny drone and has seen an uptick in sales with militaries worldwide.
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A new era for information warfare
As the nature of warfare is changing, the services are looking toward new models of information operations.
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ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
-
Army revises functional concept of intelligence
The Army is coming to grips with the notion that with a rapidly changing world and threat environment, intelligence must adapt in kind.
-
Quick hit Q&A: Rear Adm. Christian “Boris” Becker
Taking the SPAWAR helm, Rear Adm. Boris Becker is well-armed with experience.
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Navy creates Information Warfighting Development Center
In order to meet evolving threats and challenges, the Navy is standing up a center to train warfighters.
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Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
-
Cyber isn’t all that special, says NSA chief
The head of Cyber Command has warned against putting cyber on a pedestal.
-
Military still working out ‘effectiveness’ of cyber tools
While the effects of a missile are well-known, the employment of a cyber tool is still not fully understood.
-
FLIR-owned Prox Dynamics brings night vision to tiny drone
A small Norwegian company, now owned by U.S.-based FLIR, has added night vision capability to its tiny drone and has seen an uptick in sales with militaries worldwide.
-
A new era for information warfare
As the nature of warfare is changing, the services are looking toward new models of information operations.
-
ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
-
US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
-
Army revises functional concept of intelligence
The Army is coming to grips with the notion that with a rapidly changing world and threat environment, intelligence must adapt in kind.
-
Quick hit Q&A: Rear Adm. Christian “Boris” Becker
Taking the SPAWAR helm, Rear Adm. Boris Becker is well-armed with experience.
-
Navy creates Information Warfighting Development Center
In order to meet evolving threats and challenges, the Navy is standing up a center to train warfighters.
-
Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
-
Cyber isn’t all that special, says NSA chief
The head of Cyber Command has warned against putting cyber on a pedestal.
-
Military still working out ‘effectiveness’ of cyber tools
While the effects of a missile are well-known, the employment of a cyber tool is still not fully understood.
-
FLIR-owned Prox Dynamics brings night vision to tiny drone
A small Norwegian company, now owned by U.S.-based FLIR, has added night vision capability to its tiny drone and has seen an uptick in sales with militaries worldwide.
-
A new era for information warfare
As the nature of warfare is changing, the services are looking toward new models of information operations.
