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For the Defense Innovation Board, the future of AI is more than JAIC
In order to attract and retain top AI talent, the Pentagon is working on guiding principles for how, exactly, it bends artificial intelligence towards war.
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Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
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A better way to call for help
The Army is investing in technology that will help a soldier who gets separated or lost in a hostile landscape and wants to send a radio signal for help.
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This new system helps Marines follow the fight while en route to battle
An upgraded version of the Network On The Move system used by Marine MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft has been fielded with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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Talking paper?: Here’s how special operators could soon communicate to enemy zones
The paper would be airdropped over enemy-controlled areas and relay audio messages to targets on the ground.
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Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
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How the DoD is synchronizing missile defense systems
Missile Defense Agency Director Lt. Gen. Samuel Greaves takes a deeper dive through a weapons systems interoperability test and explains what was learned.
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DoD needs to know what’s happening in space, general says
The Defense Department’s top space officer said the department can cede the public face of space control, per President Trump’s recent memo, but must continue its space situational awareness mission.
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US Air Force announces rocket deal with SpaceX for military satellite
U.S. Air Force Space Command will send a new military satellite into space in 2020 with the help of SpaceX.
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What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
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For the Defense Innovation Board, the future of AI is more than JAIC
In order to attract and retain top AI talent, the Pentagon is working on guiding principles for how, exactly, it bends artificial intelligence towards war.
-
Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
-
A better way to call for help
The Army is investing in technology that will help a soldier who gets separated or lost in a hostile landscape and wants to send a radio signal for help.
-
This new system helps Marines follow the fight while en route to battle
An upgraded version of the Network On The Move system used by Marine MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft has been fielded with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
Talking paper?: Here’s how special operators could soon communicate to enemy zones
The paper would be airdropped over enemy-controlled areas and relay audio messages to targets on the ground.
-
Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
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How the DoD is synchronizing missile defense systems
Missile Defense Agency Director Lt. Gen. Samuel Greaves takes a deeper dive through a weapons systems interoperability test and explains what was learned.
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DoD needs to know what’s happening in space, general says
The Defense Department’s top space officer said the department can cede the public face of space control, per President Trump’s recent memo, but must continue its space situational awareness mission.
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US Air Force announces rocket deal with SpaceX for military satellite
U.S. Air Force Space Command will send a new military satellite into space in 2020 with the help of SpaceX.
-
What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
-
For the Defense Innovation Board, the future of AI is more than JAIC
In order to attract and retain top AI talent, the Pentagon is working on guiding principles for how, exactly, it bends artificial intelligence towards war.
-
Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
-
A better way to call for help
The Army is investing in technology that will help a soldier who gets separated or lost in a hostile landscape and wants to send a radio signal for help.
-
This new system helps Marines follow the fight while en route to battle
An upgraded version of the Network On The Move system used by Marine MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft has been fielded with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
Talking paper?: Here’s how special operators could soon communicate to enemy zones
The paper would be airdropped over enemy-controlled areas and relay audio messages to targets on the ground.
-
Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
-
How the DoD is synchronizing missile defense systems
Missile Defense Agency Director Lt. Gen. Samuel Greaves takes a deeper dive through a weapons systems interoperability test and explains what was learned.
-
DoD needs to know what’s happening in space, general says
The Defense Department’s top space officer said the department can cede the public face of space control, per President Trump’s recent memo, but must continue its space situational awareness mission.
-
US Air Force announces rocket deal with SpaceX for military satellite
U.S. Air Force Space Command will send a new military satellite into space in 2020 with the help of SpaceX.
-
What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
