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US Army matures tactical tools for trustworthy data, cyber op action plans
The service sought to improve two technologies at this year’s NetModX event focused on cyber defense of the network and integrity of soldier data.
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In a couple years, soldiers in Strykers can learn enemy locations before exiting the vehicles
Future tactical network tools for Stryker brigades will connect soldiers inside vehicles to their dismounted teammates across the battlefield.
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US military must avoid a ‘Kasserine Pass’ failure for space power
A primary reason U.S. Space Command was reestablished and the U.S. Space Force created was to ensure necessary war-fighting synergies through unity of effort under an independent commander, the essay author writes.
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‘There are so few people that get this’: Biden faces hurdle in finding new pick for Pentagon’s top buyer
With China and the U.S. locked in a tech race, Mike Brown’s experience working with transformative companies made him an attractive pick. Now observers wonder: Who’s next?
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Biden to nominate defense industry expert Andrew Hunter as Air Force acquisition boss
Andrew Hunter is known in Washington as a low-key professional and true expert on defense acquisition.
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National Reconnaissance Office extends contract for commercial imagery
Planet Federal will continue to provide access to its daily satellite imagery to the intelligence community.
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Eurodrone effort gets $118M funding boost, updated production timeline
The Eurodrone project to build a twin-turboprop aircraft —in both an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance version and a battlefield version — aims to wean Europe off its reliance on U.S. and Israeli UAVs.
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Aselsan delivers electronic attack system to Turkish Army
The technology aims to harm or completely block target high-frequency communications or cause incorrect data transmission.
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Space Force declares operational acceptance of fifth anti-jamming GPS III satellite
The satellite completes the baseline for worldwide coverage of the Space Force’s new M-code signal.
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Some C-130H units to be replaced by cyber ops, helicopters
Congress needs to sign off on the Hercules retirements first.
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US Army matures tactical tools for trustworthy data, cyber op action plans
The service sought to improve two technologies at this year’s NetModX event focused on cyber defense of the network and integrity of soldier data.
-
In a couple years, soldiers in Strykers can learn enemy locations before exiting the vehicles
Future tactical network tools for Stryker brigades will connect soldiers inside vehicles to their dismounted teammates across the battlefield.
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US military must avoid a ‘Kasserine Pass’ failure for space power
A primary reason U.S. Space Command was reestablished and the U.S. Space Force created was to ensure necessary war-fighting synergies through unity of effort under an independent commander, the essay author writes.
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‘There are so few people that get this’: Biden faces hurdle in finding new pick for Pentagon’s top buyer
With China and the U.S. locked in a tech race, Mike Brown’s experience working with transformative companies made him an attractive pick. Now observers wonder: Who’s next?
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Biden to nominate defense industry expert Andrew Hunter as Air Force acquisition boss
Andrew Hunter is known in Washington as a low-key professional and true expert on defense acquisition.
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National Reconnaissance Office extends contract for commercial imagery
Planet Federal will continue to provide access to its daily satellite imagery to the intelligence community.
-
Eurodrone effort gets $118M funding boost, updated production timeline
The Eurodrone project to build a twin-turboprop aircraft —in both an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance version and a battlefield version — aims to wean Europe off its reliance on U.S. and Israeli UAVs.
-
Aselsan delivers electronic attack system to Turkish Army
The technology aims to harm or completely block target high-frequency communications or cause incorrect data transmission.
-
Space Force declares operational acceptance of fifth anti-jamming GPS III satellite
The satellite completes the baseline for worldwide coverage of the Space Force’s new M-code signal.
-
Some C-130H units to be replaced by cyber ops, helicopters
Congress needs to sign off on the Hercules retirements first.
-
US Army matures tactical tools for trustworthy data, cyber op action plans
The service sought to improve two technologies at this year’s NetModX event focused on cyber defense of the network and integrity of soldier data.
-
In a couple years, soldiers in Strykers can learn enemy locations before exiting the vehicles
Future tactical network tools for Stryker brigades will connect soldiers inside vehicles to their dismounted teammates across the battlefield.
-
US military must avoid a ‘Kasserine Pass’ failure for space power
A primary reason U.S. Space Command was reestablished and the U.S. Space Force created was to ensure necessary war-fighting synergies through unity of effort under an independent commander, the essay author writes.
-
‘There are so few people that get this’: Biden faces hurdle in finding new pick for Pentagon’s top buyer
With China and the U.S. locked in a tech race, Mike Brown’s experience working with transformative companies made him an attractive pick. Now observers wonder: Who’s next?
-
Biden to nominate defense industry expert Andrew Hunter as Air Force acquisition boss
Andrew Hunter is known in Washington as a low-key professional and true expert on defense acquisition.
-
National Reconnaissance Office extends contract for commercial imagery
Planet Federal will continue to provide access to its daily satellite imagery to the intelligence community.
-
Eurodrone effort gets $118M funding boost, updated production timeline
The Eurodrone project to build a twin-turboprop aircraft —in both an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance version and a battlefield version — aims to wean Europe off its reliance on U.S. and Israeli UAVs.
-
Aselsan delivers electronic attack system to Turkish Army
The technology aims to harm or completely block target high-frequency communications or cause incorrect data transmission.
-
Space Force declares operational acceptance of fifth anti-jamming GPS III satellite
The satellite completes the baseline for worldwide coverage of the Space Force’s new M-code signal.
-
Some C-130H units to be replaced by cyber ops, helicopters
Congress needs to sign off on the Hercules retirements first.
