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One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
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Leonardo works on ‘Europe’s first fully digital’ radar
Italy’s Leonardo is edging closer to producing a fully digital, active electronically scanned array radar — the only one of its kind in Europe according to the firm — with initial components now being manufactured.
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Argentina no longer looking for survivors from missing sub
Here is how countries came together with a multitude of technology in an effort to find the ARA San Juan.
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Five Eyes test new tech in exercise for reducing urban combat risks
The exercise was held with the full support of the South Australian state government and utilized two recently vacated hospital buildings, creating a realistic challenge during several different scenarios.
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US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
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Could the Army identify bad guys by their gait?
A team at the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC) wants to take biometric data — from fingerprints to how someone walks and beyond — to the battlefield.
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Tomahawks get faster processors, better flight paths
Navy missiles should now fly more accurately to their targets following electronics enhancements.
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Behind the hunt for a missing sub: sensors, underwater drones
The United States has deployed a NASA patrol plane equipped with advanced sensor technology and underwater drones from the U.S. Navy to help search for a missing Argentine submarine and its 44 member crew,
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CACI will support real-time surveillance of U.S. borders
The company will provide technology updates, operations and maintenance to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations Surveillance System, which integrates data from hundreds of radars and sensors to detect, identify and track suspicious air and maritime traffic.
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Congress to MDA: Prepare for space-based missile attacks
Congress made another aggressive push for space-based missile defense in its annual defense authorization bill.
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One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
-
Leonardo works on ‘Europe’s first fully digital’ radar
Italy’s Leonardo is edging closer to producing a fully digital, active electronically scanned array radar — the only one of its kind in Europe according to the firm — with initial components now being manufactured.
-
Argentina no longer looking for survivors from missing sub
Here is how countries came together with a multitude of technology in an effort to find the ARA San Juan.
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Five Eyes test new tech in exercise for reducing urban combat risks
The exercise was held with the full support of the South Australian state government and utilized two recently vacated hospital buildings, creating a realistic challenge during several different scenarios.
-
US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
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Could the Army identify bad guys by their gait?
A team at the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC) wants to take biometric data — from fingerprints to how someone walks and beyond — to the battlefield.
-
Tomahawks get faster processors, better flight paths
Navy missiles should now fly more accurately to their targets following electronics enhancements.
-
Behind the hunt for a missing sub: sensors, underwater drones
The United States has deployed a NASA patrol plane equipped with advanced sensor technology and underwater drones from the U.S. Navy to help search for a missing Argentine submarine and its 44 member crew,
-
CACI will support real-time surveillance of U.S. borders
The company will provide technology updates, operations and maintenance to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations Surveillance System, which integrates data from hundreds of radars and sensors to detect, identify and track suspicious air and maritime traffic.
-
Congress to MDA: Prepare for space-based missile attacks
Congress made another aggressive push for space-based missile defense in its annual defense authorization bill.
-
One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
-
Leonardo works on ‘Europe’s first fully digital’ radar
Italy’s Leonardo is edging closer to producing a fully digital, active electronically scanned array radar — the only one of its kind in Europe according to the firm — with initial components now being manufactured.
-
Argentina no longer looking for survivors from missing sub
Here is how countries came together with a multitude of technology in an effort to find the ARA San Juan.
-
Five Eyes test new tech in exercise for reducing urban combat risks
The exercise was held with the full support of the South Australian state government and utilized two recently vacated hospital buildings, creating a realistic challenge during several different scenarios.
-
US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
-
Could the Army identify bad guys by their gait?
A team at the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC) wants to take biometric data — from fingerprints to how someone walks and beyond — to the battlefield.
-
Tomahawks get faster processors, better flight paths
Navy missiles should now fly more accurately to their targets following electronics enhancements.
-
Behind the hunt for a missing sub: sensors, underwater drones
The United States has deployed a NASA patrol plane equipped with advanced sensor technology and underwater drones from the U.S. Navy to help search for a missing Argentine submarine and its 44 member crew,
-
CACI will support real-time surveillance of U.S. borders
The company will provide technology updates, operations and maintenance to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations Surveillance System, which integrates data from hundreds of radars and sensors to detect, identify and track suspicious air and maritime traffic.
-
Congress to MDA: Prepare for space-based missile attacks
Congress made another aggressive push for space-based missile defense in its annual defense authorization bill.
