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Lidar: Another emerging technology brought to you by China
More must be done to safeguard U.S. data and prevent dependence on geopolitical adversaries for a critical, emerging technology.
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3 Germans arrested on suspicion of spying, miltech transfer to China
The suspects allegedly procured a special laser and exported it to China without permission.
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Intel/GEOINT
The intelligence community may function behind the scenes, but its work is anything but the man behind the curtain. From commanders to dismounted troops, intelligence powers critical decision-making.
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NATO drone surveillance hours surge amid growing appetite for intel
“The North Atlantic security environment is under threat,” said Scott Bray, the assistant secretary general for intelligence and security.
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Former NSA worker pleads guilty to trying to sell US secrets to Russia
The 31-year-old Army veteran from Colorado Springs, Colo., had faced a possible life sentence
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FBI: Remote workers for US firms sent wages to N Korea to fund weapons
The FBI said the workers are dispatched and contracted by North Korea to work remotely with companies in St. Louis and elsewhere.
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Hezbollah destroys Israeli surveillance cameras along Lebanese border
France’s top diplomat Monday said the tense situation along the Lebanon-Israel border is “worrying and dangerous” and urged restraint.
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As Israel ground war looms in Gaza, what weapons may be wielded?
The U.S. has deployed one aircraft carrier group to the region, with another on the way.
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Britain sends spy planes, ships to Mediterranean amid Israel-Hamas war
The U.K.’s deployment package is meant to support Israel, prevent escalation and aid in humanitarian efforts, according to the government.
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Army leaders see Latin America as test bed for military tech
The region’s proximity, partners and security challenges provide ways to test out new concepts and tech.
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What you need to know about Hamas air, land and sea attack on Israel
Israelis had assumed that their intelligence services would be able to alert the army to any major attack or invasion well in advance.
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US military must capitalize on civilian high-speed networks in Arctic
As Alaska looks to expand, harden and diversify its telecommunications infrastructure, DoD may find a path towards burden sharing, the author says.
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Israel Aerospace Industries sells spy satellites to Azerbaijan
This is the first announced sale of this new model of the satellite, which is different from the OptSat-3000 supplied to the Israel Defense Forces.
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Air Force’s JSTARS flies last intel mission after 3 decades in service
The jets have amassed more than 141,000 hours in combat since Operation Desert Storm in 1991.
