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25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
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US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
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Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
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Space-based laser weapons could ultimately take out missile threats in boost phase
Pentagon officials are trying to anticipate where boost-phase missile defense technology development is headed.
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MDA director provides rough sketch of possible space-based missile defense sensor layer
What does the Missile Defense Agency director envision for a space-based missile defense layer? Here’s a look.
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Hyten: To address Russian and Chinese missile threats, it’s all about the sensors
The head of U.S. Strategic Command says the biggest focus for missile defense has to be sensor development.
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Lockheed-Dynetics team and Raytheon locked in battle to build 100-kilowatt laser for US Army
A Lockheed Martin-Dynetics team and Raytheon are competing to develop a 100-kilowatt laser, the most powerful laser yet to be built, for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles.
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Raytheon builds massive radar development facility complete with robotic helpers
Meeting visitors at the door of the $72 million addition to Raytheon’s Andover, Massachusetts, radar production facility is a small square robot flashing purple light, offering a verbal welcome.
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Congress offers millions in budget to cyber-harden missile defense systems
House and Senate appropriators’ funding lines for cyber-hardening missile defense systems are essentially identical.
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Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
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25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
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US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
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Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
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Space-based laser weapons could ultimately take out missile threats in boost phase
Pentagon officials are trying to anticipate where boost-phase missile defense technology development is headed.
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MDA director provides rough sketch of possible space-based missile defense sensor layer
What does the Missile Defense Agency director envision for a space-based missile defense layer? Here’s a look.
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Hyten: To address Russian and Chinese missile threats, it’s all about the sensors
The head of U.S. Strategic Command says the biggest focus for missile defense has to be sensor development.
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Lockheed-Dynetics team and Raytheon locked in battle to build 100-kilowatt laser for US Army
A Lockheed Martin-Dynetics team and Raytheon are competing to develop a 100-kilowatt laser, the most powerful laser yet to be built, for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles.
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Raytheon builds massive radar development facility complete with robotic helpers
Meeting visitors at the door of the $72 million addition to Raytheon’s Andover, Massachusetts, radar production facility is a small square robot flashing purple light, offering a verbal welcome.
-
Congress offers millions in budget to cyber-harden missile defense systems
House and Senate appropriators’ funding lines for cyber-hardening missile defense systems are essentially identical.
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Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
-
25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
-
US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
-
Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
-
Space-based laser weapons could ultimately take out missile threats in boost phase
Pentagon officials are trying to anticipate where boost-phase missile defense technology development is headed.
-
MDA director provides rough sketch of possible space-based missile defense sensor layer
What does the Missile Defense Agency director envision for a space-based missile defense layer? Here’s a look.
-
Hyten: To address Russian and Chinese missile threats, it’s all about the sensors
The head of U.S. Strategic Command says the biggest focus for missile defense has to be sensor development.
-
Lockheed-Dynetics team and Raytheon locked in battle to build 100-kilowatt laser for US Army
A Lockheed Martin-Dynetics team and Raytheon are competing to develop a 100-kilowatt laser, the most powerful laser yet to be built, for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles.
-
Raytheon builds massive radar development facility complete with robotic helpers
Meeting visitors at the door of the $72 million addition to Raytheon’s Andover, Massachusetts, radar production facility is a small square robot flashing purple light, offering a verbal welcome.
-
Congress offers millions in budget to cyber-harden missile defense systems
House and Senate appropriators’ funding lines for cyber-hardening missile defense systems are essentially identical.
-
Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
