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An exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise
C4ISRNET got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Force’s capabilities and readiness.
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Recovered SpaceX booster arrives aboard drone ship
Southern California-based SpaceX is recovering first stages of its Falcon 9 rockets in an effort to bring down launch costs by reusing hardware.
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The future of war is necessitating more soldier-intuitive systems
Projected changes in battlefield dynamics are one factor contributing to the Army’s push to make systems more user-friendly to the average soldier in the field.
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Cyber, electronic warfare blur tactical, strategic lines
The Army is working to test new technologies to help inform requirements, doctrine and operational concepts in the cyberspace domain.
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Newly launched satellites are functioning well, says Iridium
The satellites will undergo about 45 days of testing to ensure they can be integrated into its operational constellation.
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The weird science of quantum computing, communications and encryption
Quantum theory is the abstract basis of modern physics. It explains the nature and behavior of how matter acts.
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Classified satellite deal goes to Kratos
The contract, with the company’s Modular System Division, is for what a Kratos news release only described as “U.S. national security-related customers.”
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SpaceX launches 10 satellites from US Air Force base
A SpaceX rocket carried 10 communications satellites into orbit from California on Sunday, two days after the company successfully launched a satellite from Florida.
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US may forgo using EW capabilities if coalition tech isn’t compatible
In a high-end fight, the U.S. might opt out of using high-tech gear if a partner’s capability is not on the same level, according to the DoD’s deputy director of electronic warfare.
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Army awards contract for future squadron’s equipment
Six3 Systems has been awarded a $10.5 million Army contract to develop equipment for future infantry squads.
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An exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise
C4ISRNET got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Force’s capabilities and readiness.
-
Recovered SpaceX booster arrives aboard drone ship
Southern California-based SpaceX is recovering first stages of its Falcon 9 rockets in an effort to bring down launch costs by reusing hardware.
-
The future of war is necessitating more soldier-intuitive systems
Projected changes in battlefield dynamics are one factor contributing to the Army’s push to make systems more user-friendly to the average soldier in the field.
-
Cyber, electronic warfare blur tactical, strategic lines
The Army is working to test new technologies to help inform requirements, doctrine and operational concepts in the cyberspace domain.
-
Newly launched satellites are functioning well, says Iridium
The satellites will undergo about 45 days of testing to ensure they can be integrated into its operational constellation.
-
The weird science of quantum computing, communications and encryption
Quantum theory is the abstract basis of modern physics. It explains the nature and behavior of how matter acts.
-
Classified satellite deal goes to Kratos
The contract, with the company’s Modular System Division, is for what a Kratos news release only described as “U.S. national security-related customers.”
-
SpaceX launches 10 satellites from US Air Force base
A SpaceX rocket carried 10 communications satellites into orbit from California on Sunday, two days after the company successfully launched a satellite from Florida.
-
US may forgo using EW capabilities if coalition tech isn’t compatible
In a high-end fight, the U.S. might opt out of using high-tech gear if a partner’s capability is not on the same level, according to the DoD’s deputy director of electronic warfare.
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Army awards contract for future squadron’s equipment
Six3 Systems has been awarded a $10.5 million Army contract to develop equipment for future infantry squads.
-
An exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise
C4ISRNET got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Force’s capabilities and readiness.
-
Recovered SpaceX booster arrives aboard drone ship
Southern California-based SpaceX is recovering first stages of its Falcon 9 rockets in an effort to bring down launch costs by reusing hardware.
-
The future of war is necessitating more soldier-intuitive systems
Projected changes in battlefield dynamics are one factor contributing to the Army’s push to make systems more user-friendly to the average soldier in the field.
-
Cyber, electronic warfare blur tactical, strategic lines
The Army is working to test new technologies to help inform requirements, doctrine and operational concepts in the cyberspace domain.
-
Newly launched satellites are functioning well, says Iridium
The satellites will undergo about 45 days of testing to ensure they can be integrated into its operational constellation.
-
The weird science of quantum computing, communications and encryption
Quantum theory is the abstract basis of modern physics. It explains the nature and behavior of how matter acts.
-
Classified satellite deal goes to Kratos
The contract, with the company’s Modular System Division, is for what a Kratos news release only described as “U.S. national security-related customers.”
-
SpaceX launches 10 satellites from US Air Force base
A SpaceX rocket carried 10 communications satellites into orbit from California on Sunday, two days after the company successfully launched a satellite from Florida.
-
US may forgo using EW capabilities if coalition tech isn’t compatible
In a high-end fight, the U.S. might opt out of using high-tech gear if a partner’s capability is not on the same level, according to the DoD’s deputy director of electronic warfare.
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Army awards contract for future squadron’s equipment
Six3 Systems has been awarded a $10.5 million Army contract to develop equipment for future infantry squads.
