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New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
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Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
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Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
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STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
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Trump’s new drone, defense export rules expected this week
The Trump administration is set to unveil a series of rules making it easier to export drones to other nations.
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OCX at an ‘inflection point,’ says Pentagon’s top weapons buyer
Raytheon has transitioned to an agile software development strategy for the next-generation of GPS ground stations. Now they have to prove that it works.
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Boeing’s new head of Phantom Works division sets sights on MQ-25 tanker drone, MUX unmanned rotorcraft
The new Phantom Works boss is bringing key Aurora Flight Sciences capabilities to the MQ-25 program as he moves to Boeing’s advanced technology arm.
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Lockheed announces industry partners on Navy’s MQ-25 tanker drone offering
General Electric, United Technologies Corp. and Triumph Aerostructures will produce parts for Lockheed’s tanker drone, should it get a contract this summer.
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New Air Force leader to bring space war-fighting focus to the Pentagon
Next week, Maj. Gen. David Thompson will take up the newly created position of vice commander of Air Force Space Command and pin on his third star.
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Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
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New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
-
Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
-
Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
-
STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
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Trump’s new drone, defense export rules expected this week
The Trump administration is set to unveil a series of rules making it easier to export drones to other nations.
-
OCX at an ‘inflection point,’ says Pentagon’s top weapons buyer
Raytheon has transitioned to an agile software development strategy for the next-generation of GPS ground stations. Now they have to prove that it works.
-
Boeing’s new head of Phantom Works division sets sights on MQ-25 tanker drone, MUX unmanned rotorcraft
The new Phantom Works boss is bringing key Aurora Flight Sciences capabilities to the MQ-25 program as he moves to Boeing’s advanced technology arm.
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Lockheed announces industry partners on Navy’s MQ-25 tanker drone offering
General Electric, United Technologies Corp. and Triumph Aerostructures will produce parts for Lockheed’s tanker drone, should it get a contract this summer.
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New Air Force leader to bring space war-fighting focus to the Pentagon
Next week, Maj. Gen. David Thompson will take up the newly created position of vice commander of Air Force Space Command and pin on his third star.
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Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
-
New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
-
Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
-
Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
-
STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
-
Trump’s new drone, defense export rules expected this week
The Trump administration is set to unveil a series of rules making it easier to export drones to other nations.
-
OCX at an ‘inflection point,’ says Pentagon’s top weapons buyer
Raytheon has transitioned to an agile software development strategy for the next-generation of GPS ground stations. Now they have to prove that it works.
-
Boeing’s new head of Phantom Works division sets sights on MQ-25 tanker drone, MUX unmanned rotorcraft
The new Phantom Works boss is bringing key Aurora Flight Sciences capabilities to the MQ-25 program as he moves to Boeing’s advanced technology arm.
-
Lockheed announces industry partners on Navy’s MQ-25 tanker drone offering
General Electric, United Technologies Corp. and Triumph Aerostructures will produce parts for Lockheed’s tanker drone, should it get a contract this summer.
-
New Air Force leader to bring space war-fighting focus to the Pentagon
Next week, Maj. Gen. David Thompson will take up the newly created position of vice commander of Air Force Space Command and pin on his third star.
-
Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
