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Saab beefs up Swordfish patrol plane
The Swordfish, unveiled in 2016, is based on Bombardier’s Global 6000 aircraft.
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Jacobs Engineering awarded Army ISR contract
Jacobs will support the Army’s Electronic Proving Ground Scientific and Engineering Support Services.
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Navy’s Next Generation Jammer passes review
The project is now in the Engineering and Manufacturing Development phase.
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Can partnership overhaul geospatial intelligence?
Intelligence and military leaders say working together and sharing data is mission-critical.
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$30M research contract will support manned, unmanned aircraft
Work on the American Systems Corp. contract is scheduled to be completed by May 2022.
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Air Force RPA ‘get well’ plan on track
The Air Force’s efforts to alleviate the strained drone workforce is on track according to the chief and secretary.
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SOCOM awards laser rangefinder contract
Per the $8.6 million contract, Optics 1 will provide eye-safe laser rangefinders.
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Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
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Reaper drones have ‘untapped potential,’ says top Air Force official
The Reaper will continue to have a role in future conflicts, so how is the Air Force posturing the drones to fight in contested and congested environments?
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UVision unveils extended-range loitering munition
The Hero-400EC has as endurance of two hours.
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Saab beefs up Swordfish patrol plane
The Swordfish, unveiled in 2016, is based on Bombardier’s Global 6000 aircraft.
-
Jacobs Engineering awarded Army ISR contract
Jacobs will support the Army’s Electronic Proving Ground Scientific and Engineering Support Services.
-
Navy’s Next Generation Jammer passes review
The project is now in the Engineering and Manufacturing Development phase.
-
Can partnership overhaul geospatial intelligence?
Intelligence and military leaders say working together and sharing data is mission-critical.
-
$30M research contract will support manned, unmanned aircraft
Work on the American Systems Corp. contract is scheduled to be completed by May 2022.
-
Air Force RPA ‘get well’ plan on track
The Air Force’s efforts to alleviate the strained drone workforce is on track according to the chief and secretary.
-
SOCOM awards laser rangefinder contract
Per the $8.6 million contract, Optics 1 will provide eye-safe laser rangefinders.
-
Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
-
Reaper drones have ‘untapped potential,’ says top Air Force official
The Reaper will continue to have a role in future conflicts, so how is the Air Force posturing the drones to fight in contested and congested environments?
-
UVision unveils extended-range loitering munition
The Hero-400EC has as endurance of two hours.
-
Saab beefs up Swordfish patrol plane
The Swordfish, unveiled in 2016, is based on Bombardier’s Global 6000 aircraft.
-
Jacobs Engineering awarded Army ISR contract
Jacobs will support the Army’s Electronic Proving Ground Scientific and Engineering Support Services.
-
Navy’s Next Generation Jammer passes review
The project is now in the Engineering and Manufacturing Development phase.
-
Can partnership overhaul geospatial intelligence?
Intelligence and military leaders say working together and sharing data is mission-critical.
-
$30M research contract will support manned, unmanned aircraft
Work on the American Systems Corp. contract is scheduled to be completed by May 2022.
-
Air Force RPA ‘get well’ plan on track
The Air Force’s efforts to alleviate the strained drone workforce is on track according to the chief and secretary.
-
SOCOM awards laser rangefinder contract
Per the $8.6 million contract, Optics 1 will provide eye-safe laser rangefinders.
-
Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
-
Reaper drones have ‘untapped potential,’ says top Air Force official
The Reaper will continue to have a role in future conflicts, so how is the Air Force posturing the drones to fight in contested and congested environments?
