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Inspector General criticizes documentation on Pentagon’s artificial intelligence project
The DoD must document contract management for Project Maven, or risk capturing lessons learned for efforts in the future, the Pentagon’s inspector general said.
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President nominates new chief for National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
If confirmed by the Senate, the current director of intelligence for the Joint Staff would take over the NGA, the intelligence agency in charge of analyzing and distributing geospatial intelligence for the national security community.
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Inflation is the silent cyberthreat jeopardizing our workforce
The inflation expectations in 2022 are the highest in decades, which will directly impact the cost to attract and retain a cyber workforce.
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The US Army sees a future of robots and AI. But what if budget cuts and leadership changes get in the way?
Four years into Army Futures Command, experts say the effort is on track, but they warn that leadership changes, potential budget cuts and a few contracting and technological hiccups could put it at risk.
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Northrop looks to adapt electronic attack system for smaller ships
Northrop Grumman is looking to adapt its SEWIP Block 3 capability built for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers to smaller ship types.
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What will the US Space Force be able to do with its new GPS III variant?
The U.S. Space Force has yet to launch all of the GPS III satellites at its disposal, but work on new, more powerful versions is already underway.
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New in 2022: A changing outlook for air warfare in US Central Command
The Air Force is pivoting to a longer-range role in the Mideast that depends on drones.
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Naval Surface Warfare Center invests in additive manufacturing prototypes
The Pentagon believes new additive manufacturing techniques could help them protect military technologies from tampering or intrusion.
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Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
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Security forces airmen step up anti-drone training after recent attacks in Iraq, Syria
CENTCOM’s commander said last year that threats from small drones are “the most concerning tactical development” since the rise of the improvised explosive device.
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Inspector General criticizes documentation on Pentagon’s artificial intelligence project
The DoD must document contract management for Project Maven, or risk capturing lessons learned for efforts in the future, the Pentagon’s inspector general said.
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President nominates new chief for National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
If confirmed by the Senate, the current director of intelligence for the Joint Staff would take over the NGA, the intelligence agency in charge of analyzing and distributing geospatial intelligence for the national security community.
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Inflation is the silent cyberthreat jeopardizing our workforce
The inflation expectations in 2022 are the highest in decades, which will directly impact the cost to attract and retain a cyber workforce.
-
The US Army sees a future of robots and AI. But what if budget cuts and leadership changes get in the way?
Four years into Army Futures Command, experts say the effort is on track, but they warn that leadership changes, potential budget cuts and a few contracting and technological hiccups could put it at risk.
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Northrop looks to adapt electronic attack system for smaller ships
Northrop Grumman is looking to adapt its SEWIP Block 3 capability built for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers to smaller ship types.
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What will the US Space Force be able to do with its new GPS III variant?
The U.S. Space Force has yet to launch all of the GPS III satellites at its disposal, but work on new, more powerful versions is already underway.
-
New in 2022: A changing outlook for air warfare in US Central Command
The Air Force is pivoting to a longer-range role in the Mideast that depends on drones.
-
Naval Surface Warfare Center invests in additive manufacturing prototypes
The Pentagon believes new additive manufacturing techniques could help them protect military technologies from tampering or intrusion.
-
Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
-
Security forces airmen step up anti-drone training after recent attacks in Iraq, Syria
CENTCOM’s commander said last year that threats from small drones are “the most concerning tactical development” since the rise of the improvised explosive device.
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Inspector General criticizes documentation on Pentagon’s artificial intelligence project
The DoD must document contract management for Project Maven, or risk capturing lessons learned for efforts in the future, the Pentagon’s inspector general said.
-
President nominates new chief for National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
If confirmed by the Senate, the current director of intelligence for the Joint Staff would take over the NGA, the intelligence agency in charge of analyzing and distributing geospatial intelligence for the national security community.
-
Inflation is the silent cyberthreat jeopardizing our workforce
The inflation expectations in 2022 are the highest in decades, which will directly impact the cost to attract and retain a cyber workforce.
-
The US Army sees a future of robots and AI. But what if budget cuts and leadership changes get in the way?
Four years into Army Futures Command, experts say the effort is on track, but they warn that leadership changes, potential budget cuts and a few contracting and technological hiccups could put it at risk.
-
Northrop looks to adapt electronic attack system for smaller ships
Northrop Grumman is looking to adapt its SEWIP Block 3 capability built for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers to smaller ship types.
-
What will the US Space Force be able to do with its new GPS III variant?
The U.S. Space Force has yet to launch all of the GPS III satellites at its disposal, but work on new, more powerful versions is already underway.
-
New in 2022: A changing outlook for air warfare in US Central Command
The Air Force is pivoting to a longer-range role in the Mideast that depends on drones.
-
Naval Surface Warfare Center invests in additive manufacturing prototypes
The Pentagon believes new additive manufacturing techniques could help them protect military technologies from tampering or intrusion.
-
Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
-
Security forces airmen step up anti-drone training after recent attacks in Iraq, Syria
CENTCOM’s commander said last year that threats from small drones are “the most concerning tactical development” since the rise of the improvised explosive device.
