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US Army executes active electronic attack in Europe for first time since Cold War
Operators, and even commanders, are cutting their teeth in the electromagnetic spectrum using the Army’s rapidly developed EW prototypes in Europe.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
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How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
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Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
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Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
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From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
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Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
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Flood gates could open on US drone sales to the Middle East
Now that the Trump Administration is taking steps to relax U.S. drone sales worldwide, will the Middle East start placing orders for once hard-to-get drones?
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How Army leaders are tackling network transformation
Maj. Gen. David Bassett, PEO C3T, and Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, Futures Command, discuss bringing a more robust, survivable and functional network in highly contested spectrums.
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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
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US Army executes active electronic attack in Europe for first time since Cold War
Operators, and even commanders, are cutting their teeth in the electromagnetic spectrum using the Army’s rapidly developed EW prototypes in Europe.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
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How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
-
Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
-
Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
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Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
-
Flood gates could open on US drone sales to the Middle East
Now that the Trump Administration is taking steps to relax U.S. drone sales worldwide, will the Middle East start placing orders for once hard-to-get drones?
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How Army leaders are tackling network transformation
Maj. Gen. David Bassett, PEO C3T, and Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, Futures Command, discuss bringing a more robust, survivable and functional network in highly contested spectrums.
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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
US Army executes active electronic attack in Europe for first time since Cold War
Operators, and even commanders, are cutting their teeth in the electromagnetic spectrum using the Army’s rapidly developed EW prototypes in Europe.
-
Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
-
How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
-
Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
-
Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
-
Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
-
Flood gates could open on US drone sales to the Middle East
Now that the Trump Administration is taking steps to relax U.S. drone sales worldwide, will the Middle East start placing orders for once hard-to-get drones?
-
How Army leaders are tackling network transformation
Maj. Gen. David Bassett, PEO C3T, and Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, Futures Command, discuss bringing a more robust, survivable and functional network in highly contested spectrums.
-
US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
