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Air Combat Command head: JSTARS recap may not be best option
The Air Force’s decision on whether to cancel the JSTARS recap program will be driven, in part, on whether the service can provide a similar capability by networking together its existing platforms and sensors, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
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Air Force transitioning key intelligence system to open architecture
By the end of 2018, the Air Force’s distributed common ground system will have tested a new open architecture backbone, paving the way for it to use algorithms and machine learning to exploit data, a service official told Defense News on Sept. 5.
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Pentagon reportedly wasted $64M on aircraft modification program
An office within the Pentagon wasted at least $64.8 million on a program to modify a Drug Enforcement Agency to perform advanced surveillance operations in Afghanistan.
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Trump wants Congress to reauthorize surveillance tool
Attorney General Jeff Sessions and National Intelligence Director Dan Coats wrote a letter Monday to top Republicans and Democrats in Congress, asking them to not only reauthorize it as it’s written, but make it a permanent fixture in the law books.
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Orbital ATK wins Afghan ISR aircraft contract
The Department of Defense announcement only described the award as an “undefinitized contractual action” for the Afghanistan Air Force’s AC-208 armed ISR aircraft requirement.
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Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
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L-3 wins sealift sensor contract
Under the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division contract, L-3 will provide its MX-10MS electro-optical/infrared imaging turrets to help Military Sealift Command ships at sea.
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General Atomics sheds light on the future of unmanned tech
Swarming, automation and an improved version of the MQ-9 Reaper are just some of the technologies where General Atomics is making investments.
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Northrop Grumman wins JSTARS upgrade
Under the contract, Northrop Grumman will replace existing terminals with Air Force Tactical Receive System-Ruggedized (AFTRS-R) terminals.
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Leidos wins ARL-E contract
Under the task order, Leidos will integrate, test and demonstrate three complete support Airborne Reconnaissance Low-Enhanced aircraft systems.
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Air Combat Command head: JSTARS recap may not be best option
The Air Force’s decision on whether to cancel the JSTARS recap program will be driven, in part, on whether the service can provide a similar capability by networking together its existing platforms and sensors, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
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Air Force transitioning key intelligence system to open architecture
By the end of 2018, the Air Force’s distributed common ground system will have tested a new open architecture backbone, paving the way for it to use algorithms and machine learning to exploit data, a service official told Defense News on Sept. 5.
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Pentagon reportedly wasted $64M on aircraft modification program
An office within the Pentagon wasted at least $64.8 million on a program to modify a Drug Enforcement Agency to perform advanced surveillance operations in Afghanistan.
-
Trump wants Congress to reauthorize surveillance tool
Attorney General Jeff Sessions and National Intelligence Director Dan Coats wrote a letter Monday to top Republicans and Democrats in Congress, asking them to not only reauthorize it as it’s written, but make it a permanent fixture in the law books.
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Orbital ATK wins Afghan ISR aircraft contract
The Department of Defense announcement only described the award as an “undefinitized contractual action” for the Afghanistan Air Force’s AC-208 armed ISR aircraft requirement.
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Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
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L-3 wins sealift sensor contract
Under the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division contract, L-3 will provide its MX-10MS electro-optical/infrared imaging turrets to help Military Sealift Command ships at sea.
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General Atomics sheds light on the future of unmanned tech
Swarming, automation and an improved version of the MQ-9 Reaper are just some of the technologies where General Atomics is making investments.
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Northrop Grumman wins JSTARS upgrade
Under the contract, Northrop Grumman will replace existing terminals with Air Force Tactical Receive System-Ruggedized (AFTRS-R) terminals.
-
Leidos wins ARL-E contract
Under the task order, Leidos will integrate, test and demonstrate three complete support Airborne Reconnaissance Low-Enhanced aircraft systems.
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Air Combat Command head: JSTARS recap may not be best option
The Air Force’s decision on whether to cancel the JSTARS recap program will be driven, in part, on whether the service can provide a similar capability by networking together its existing platforms and sensors, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
-
Air Force transitioning key intelligence system to open architecture
By the end of 2018, the Air Force’s distributed common ground system will have tested a new open architecture backbone, paving the way for it to use algorithms and machine learning to exploit data, a service official told Defense News on Sept. 5.
-
Pentagon reportedly wasted $64M on aircraft modification program
An office within the Pentagon wasted at least $64.8 million on a program to modify a Drug Enforcement Agency to perform advanced surveillance operations in Afghanistan.
-
Trump wants Congress to reauthorize surveillance tool
Attorney General Jeff Sessions and National Intelligence Director Dan Coats wrote a letter Monday to top Republicans and Democrats in Congress, asking them to not only reauthorize it as it’s written, but make it a permanent fixture in the law books.
-
Orbital ATK wins Afghan ISR aircraft contract
The Department of Defense announcement only described the award as an “undefinitized contractual action” for the Afghanistan Air Force’s AC-208 armed ISR aircraft requirement.
-
Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
-
L-3 wins sealift sensor contract
Under the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division contract, L-3 will provide its MX-10MS electro-optical/infrared imaging turrets to help Military Sealift Command ships at sea.
-
General Atomics sheds light on the future of unmanned tech
Swarming, automation and an improved version of the MQ-9 Reaper are just some of the technologies where General Atomics is making investments.
-
Northrop Grumman wins JSTARS upgrade
Under the contract, Northrop Grumman will replace existing terminals with Air Force Tactical Receive System-Ruggedized (AFTRS-R) terminals.
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Leidos wins ARL-E contract
Under the task order, Leidos will integrate, test and demonstrate three complete support Airborne Reconnaissance Low-Enhanced aircraft systems.
