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Military reviews rules for helmet cams after Niger attack
U.S. military leaders are considering new guidelines for the use of helmet cameras on the battlefield after Islamic State-linked fighters in Niger exploited footage taken by a fallen American soldier to make a propaganda video that highlighted the killing of four U.S. forces.
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Air Force chief open to input from Congress on way forward after JSTARS recap cancellation
Some congressional lawmakers want the Air Force to adopt a hybrid approach to battle management that would see elements of the JSTARS recap move forward.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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Congress to ‘balance’ JSTARS recap with something new, key lawmaker says
Lawmakers will seek “balance” between the Air Force’s multibillion-dollar program to replace its aging E-8C JSTARS and something new, a key congressman says.
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US Strategic Command chief: It’s taking way too long to get space-based missile defense
Gen. John Hyten has vowed to push harder for space-based missile defense sensors at an air and missile defense forum.
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From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
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US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
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Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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DARPA wants to identify WMD threats through genetics
DARPA hopes to develop an easily portable device that can identify exposure to weapons of mass destruction.
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Military reviews rules for helmet cams after Niger attack
U.S. military leaders are considering new guidelines for the use of helmet cameras on the battlefield after Islamic State-linked fighters in Niger exploited footage taken by a fallen American soldier to make a propaganda video that highlighted the killing of four U.S. forces.
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Air Force chief open to input from Congress on way forward after JSTARS recap cancellation
Some congressional lawmakers want the Air Force to adopt a hybrid approach to battle management that would see elements of the JSTARS recap move forward.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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Congress to ‘balance’ JSTARS recap with something new, key lawmaker says
Lawmakers will seek “balance” between the Air Force’s multibillion-dollar program to replace its aging E-8C JSTARS and something new, a key congressman says.
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US Strategic Command chief: It’s taking way too long to get space-based missile defense
Gen. John Hyten has vowed to push harder for space-based missile defense sensors at an air and missile defense forum.
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From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
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US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
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Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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DARPA wants to identify WMD threats through genetics
DARPA hopes to develop an easily portable device that can identify exposure to weapons of mass destruction.
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Military reviews rules for helmet cams after Niger attack
U.S. military leaders are considering new guidelines for the use of helmet cameras on the battlefield after Islamic State-linked fighters in Niger exploited footage taken by a fallen American soldier to make a propaganda video that highlighted the killing of four U.S. forces.
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Air Force chief open to input from Congress on way forward after JSTARS recap cancellation
Some congressional lawmakers want the Air Force to adopt a hybrid approach to battle management that would see elements of the JSTARS recap move forward.
-
Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
-
Congress to ‘balance’ JSTARS recap with something new, key lawmaker says
Lawmakers will seek “balance” between the Air Force’s multibillion-dollar program to replace its aging E-8C JSTARS and something new, a key congressman says.
-
US Strategic Command chief: It’s taking way too long to get space-based missile defense
Gen. John Hyten has vowed to push harder for space-based missile defense sensors at an air and missile defense forum.
-
From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
-
US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
-
Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
-
Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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DARPA wants to identify WMD threats through genetics
DARPA hopes to develop an easily portable device that can identify exposure to weapons of mass destruction.
