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Northrop Grumman delivers bus for Space Force’s experimental navigation satellite
The NTS-3 satellite will help demonstrate new technologies for future GPS satellites while contributing to the main constellation while on orbit.
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Air Force activates first of its kind wing for spectrum
Air Combat Command activated the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
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The Air Force’s new ABMS strategy: Buy new capability, now
In buying the first pieces of the Advanced Battle Management System, the Air Force hopes to prove the program’s worth.
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Inhofe revives bill to target Ligado
Legislation has returned that would force Ligado to cover the cost of any GPS user whose signal gets crowded out by Ligado’s use of the L-band spectrum.
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‘Just like your iPhone’: Marines need to connect battlefield to larger network for future conflicts
As the Marines grapple with advances for the future battlefield, a top IT leader stressed that Marines in tactical environments need to access the service’s enterprise network.
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Northrop CEO: To beat China, US must step up investments in advanced computing
Chinese advances in the areas of artificial intelligence and processing data are “particularly problematic,” says Northrop’s chief executive.
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Air Force’s experimental football field-sized satellite ends operations
The Air Force Research Laboratory Demonstration and Science Experiments (DSX) spacecraft was used to study radiation in medium Earth orbit.
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US Cyber Command exercise will help shape new tactics for changing threats
For the first time this year, Cyber Command is using it’s premier annual exercise to reevaluate some of its cyber teams.
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It’s more than chips: Other risks exist in defense electronics supply chain
America’s dependence on other nations for many of the most crucial links in the defense electronics supply chain is a long-term problem that requires industry-government collaboration now on an unprecedented scale.
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Guardsmen train for real-world cyber disruptions
National Guard members from across the New England states worked to build important relationships in the event of a real-world cyber crisis during a recent exercise.
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Northrop Grumman delivers bus for Space Force’s experimental navigation satellite
The NTS-3 satellite will help demonstrate new technologies for future GPS satellites while contributing to the main constellation while on orbit.
-
Air Force activates first of its kind wing for spectrum
Air Combat Command activated the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
The Air Force’s new ABMS strategy: Buy new capability, now
In buying the first pieces of the Advanced Battle Management System, the Air Force hopes to prove the program’s worth.
-
Inhofe revives bill to target Ligado
Legislation has returned that would force Ligado to cover the cost of any GPS user whose signal gets crowded out by Ligado’s use of the L-band spectrum.
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‘Just like your iPhone’: Marines need to connect battlefield to larger network for future conflicts
As the Marines grapple with advances for the future battlefield, a top IT leader stressed that Marines in tactical environments need to access the service’s enterprise network.
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Northrop CEO: To beat China, US must step up investments in advanced computing
Chinese advances in the areas of artificial intelligence and processing data are “particularly problematic,” says Northrop’s chief executive.
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Air Force’s experimental football field-sized satellite ends operations
The Air Force Research Laboratory Demonstration and Science Experiments (DSX) spacecraft was used to study radiation in medium Earth orbit.
-
US Cyber Command exercise will help shape new tactics for changing threats
For the first time this year, Cyber Command is using it’s premier annual exercise to reevaluate some of its cyber teams.
-
It’s more than chips: Other risks exist in defense electronics supply chain
America’s dependence on other nations for many of the most crucial links in the defense electronics supply chain is a long-term problem that requires industry-government collaboration now on an unprecedented scale.
-
Guardsmen train for real-world cyber disruptions
National Guard members from across the New England states worked to build important relationships in the event of a real-world cyber crisis during a recent exercise.
-
Northrop Grumman delivers bus for Space Force’s experimental navigation satellite
The NTS-3 satellite will help demonstrate new technologies for future GPS satellites while contributing to the main constellation while on orbit.
-
Air Force activates first of its kind wing for spectrum
Air Combat Command activated the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
The Air Force’s new ABMS strategy: Buy new capability, now
In buying the first pieces of the Advanced Battle Management System, the Air Force hopes to prove the program’s worth.
-
Inhofe revives bill to target Ligado
Legislation has returned that would force Ligado to cover the cost of any GPS user whose signal gets crowded out by Ligado’s use of the L-band spectrum.
-
‘Just like your iPhone’: Marines need to connect battlefield to larger network for future conflicts
As the Marines grapple with advances for the future battlefield, a top IT leader stressed that Marines in tactical environments need to access the service’s enterprise network.
-
Northrop CEO: To beat China, US must step up investments in advanced computing
Chinese advances in the areas of artificial intelligence and processing data are “particularly problematic,” says Northrop’s chief executive.
-
Air Force’s experimental football field-sized satellite ends operations
The Air Force Research Laboratory Demonstration and Science Experiments (DSX) spacecraft was used to study radiation in medium Earth orbit.
-
US Cyber Command exercise will help shape new tactics for changing threats
For the first time this year, Cyber Command is using it’s premier annual exercise to reevaluate some of its cyber teams.
-
It’s more than chips: Other risks exist in defense electronics supply chain
America’s dependence on other nations for many of the most crucial links in the defense electronics supply chain is a long-term problem that requires industry-government collaboration now on an unprecedented scale.
-
Guardsmen train for real-world cyber disruptions
National Guard members from across the New England states worked to build important relationships in the event of a real-world cyber crisis during a recent exercise.
