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More bad news for JLENS
More than four months after a JLENS aerostat’s wild ride, a new Pentagon report levels further criticism at the program.
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Air Force awards SIGINT contract
Assured Information Security has been awarded a $9.8 million Air Force contract for research into signals intelligence.
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Open Skies, closed doors? Russia requests spy flights over U.S.
Russia on Feb. 23 filed a request for permission to fly unarmed aircraft carrying high-powered sensors over the U.S., purportedly as part of 2002’s multilateral Treaty on Open Skies, according to published reports.
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The Air Force of the future: Lasers on fighter jets, planes that think
The Air Force is reinvesting in science and technology, requesting $2.5 billion for S&T in its fiscal 2017 budget submission.
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Saab’s surveillance system now compatible with more aircraft
Saab’s Swordfish surveillance system for maritime patrol aircraft is now available for more aircraft.
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JSTARS contract award slips; IOC in ‘mid-2020s’
The Air Force will delay an the contract for JSTARS by as much as six months.
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Military radar market to reach $13 billion
The global military radar market is forecast to reach $13 billion by 2020, according to a forecast by research firm MarketsandMarkets.
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After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
Army investigators concluded design, human error and procedural issues lead to the aerostat’s escape.
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EOIR Technologies to support Army I2WD
The task order was awarded under the Technical Information Engineering Services contract.
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20 more P-8s for US, Australia ordered from Boeing
The Poseidons will replace elderly P-3C Orion and AP-3C Orion aircraft.
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More bad news for JLENS
More than four months after a JLENS aerostat’s wild ride, a new Pentagon report levels further criticism at the program.
-
Air Force awards SIGINT contract
Assured Information Security has been awarded a $9.8 million Air Force contract for research into signals intelligence.
-
Open Skies, closed doors? Russia requests spy flights over U.S.
Russia on Feb. 23 filed a request for permission to fly unarmed aircraft carrying high-powered sensors over the U.S., purportedly as part of 2002’s multilateral Treaty on Open Skies, according to published reports.
-
The Air Force of the future: Lasers on fighter jets, planes that think
The Air Force is reinvesting in science and technology, requesting $2.5 billion for S&T in its fiscal 2017 budget submission.
-
Saab’s surveillance system now compatible with more aircraft
Saab’s Swordfish surveillance system for maritime patrol aircraft is now available for more aircraft.
-
JSTARS contract award slips; IOC in ‘mid-2020s’
The Air Force will delay an the contract for JSTARS by as much as six months.
-
Military radar market to reach $13 billion
The global military radar market is forecast to reach $13 billion by 2020, according to a forecast by research firm MarketsandMarkets.
-
After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
Army investigators concluded design, human error and procedural issues lead to the aerostat’s escape.
-
EOIR Technologies to support Army I2WD
The task order was awarded under the Technical Information Engineering Services contract.
-
20 more P-8s for US, Australia ordered from Boeing
The Poseidons will replace elderly P-3C Orion and AP-3C Orion aircraft.
-
More bad news for JLENS
More than four months after a JLENS aerostat’s wild ride, a new Pentagon report levels further criticism at the program.
-
Air Force awards SIGINT contract
Assured Information Security has been awarded a $9.8 million Air Force contract for research into signals intelligence.
-
Open Skies, closed doors? Russia requests spy flights over U.S.
Russia on Feb. 23 filed a request for permission to fly unarmed aircraft carrying high-powered sensors over the U.S., purportedly as part of 2002’s multilateral Treaty on Open Skies, according to published reports.
-
The Air Force of the future: Lasers on fighter jets, planes that think
The Air Force is reinvesting in science and technology, requesting $2.5 billion for S&T in its fiscal 2017 budget submission.
-
Saab’s surveillance system now compatible with more aircraft
Saab’s Swordfish surveillance system for maritime patrol aircraft is now available for more aircraft.
-
JSTARS contract award slips; IOC in ‘mid-2020s’
The Air Force will delay an the contract for JSTARS by as much as six months.
-
Military radar market to reach $13 billion
The global military radar market is forecast to reach $13 billion by 2020, according to a forecast by research firm MarketsandMarkets.
-
After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
Army investigators concluded design, human error and procedural issues lead to the aerostat’s escape.
-
EOIR Technologies to support Army I2WD
The task order was awarded under the Technical Information Engineering Services contract.
-
20 more P-8s for US, Australia ordered from Boeing
The Poseidons will replace elderly P-3C Orion and AP-3C Orion aircraft.
