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US gave intel before Ukraine sank Russian warship, says official
The Biden administration has ramped up intelligence sharing with Ukraine alongside the shipment of arms and missiles to help it repel Russia’s invasion.
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Anduril Industries in talks with Australia on autonomous undersea vehicle
The company billed the Extra Large Autonomous Undersea Vehicle as affordable, durable and capable of executing military and non-military missions.
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Pentagon denies US intelligence is targeting Russian generals in Ukraine
A Pentagon spokesman said the U.S. does not provide locations of senior Russian military officials to partners in Ukraine.
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US cyber squad boosts Lithuanian defenses amid Russian threat
Such operations offer a “key asymmetric advantage that our adversaries don’t have,” according to Army Maj. Gen. Joe Hartman, the Cyber National Mission Force commander.
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DARPA’s nuclear space propulsion project advances to next phase
The agency wants to demonstrate the utility of more efficient, high-thrust propulsion systems for cislunar space operations and aims to fly a nuclear-powered space vehicle in fiscal 2026.
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New Zealand rocket caught but then dropped by helicopter
Rocket Lab partially pulled off the feat as it pushes to make its small Electron rockets reusable.
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NSA cyber boss seeks to discourage vigilante hacking against Russia
“This certainly isn’t going to make the State Department discussions with Russia of ‘you need to hold your people accountable’ any easier.”
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Space Force seeks $3.7 billion for narrowband communication satellites
The service says the two satellites will extend the service-life of the Mobile User Objective System constellation to at least 2034.
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Pentagon must advance AI to stay ahead of rivals, industry execs tell Congress
“Put simply,” Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., said May 3, “our adversaries are going to use AI against us, so we must use AI to defend against them.”
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Thales finalizes acquisition of RUAG training and simulation unit
The acquisition aligns with armed forces modernization programs across the globe, and a move toward digitalization across land forces.
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US gave intel before Ukraine sank Russian warship, says official
The Biden administration has ramped up intelligence sharing with Ukraine alongside the shipment of arms and missiles to help it repel Russia’s invasion.
-
Anduril Industries in talks with Australia on autonomous undersea vehicle
The company billed the Extra Large Autonomous Undersea Vehicle as affordable, durable and capable of executing military and non-military missions.
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Pentagon denies US intelligence is targeting Russian generals in Ukraine
A Pentagon spokesman said the U.S. does not provide locations of senior Russian military officials to partners in Ukraine.
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US cyber squad boosts Lithuanian defenses amid Russian threat
Such operations offer a “key asymmetric advantage that our adversaries don’t have,” according to Army Maj. Gen. Joe Hartman, the Cyber National Mission Force commander.
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DARPA’s nuclear space propulsion project advances to next phase
The agency wants to demonstrate the utility of more efficient, high-thrust propulsion systems for cislunar space operations and aims to fly a nuclear-powered space vehicle in fiscal 2026.
-
New Zealand rocket caught but then dropped by helicopter
Rocket Lab partially pulled off the feat as it pushes to make its small Electron rockets reusable.
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NSA cyber boss seeks to discourage vigilante hacking against Russia
“This certainly isn’t going to make the State Department discussions with Russia of ‘you need to hold your people accountable’ any easier.”
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Space Force seeks $3.7 billion for narrowband communication satellites
The service says the two satellites will extend the service-life of the Mobile User Objective System constellation to at least 2034.
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Pentagon must advance AI to stay ahead of rivals, industry execs tell Congress
“Put simply,” Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., said May 3, “our adversaries are going to use AI against us, so we must use AI to defend against them.”
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Thales finalizes acquisition of RUAG training and simulation unit
The acquisition aligns with armed forces modernization programs across the globe, and a move toward digitalization across land forces.
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US gave intel before Ukraine sank Russian warship, says official
The Biden administration has ramped up intelligence sharing with Ukraine alongside the shipment of arms and missiles to help it repel Russia’s invasion.
-
Anduril Industries in talks with Australia on autonomous undersea vehicle
The company billed the Extra Large Autonomous Undersea Vehicle as affordable, durable and capable of executing military and non-military missions.
-
Pentagon denies US intelligence is targeting Russian generals in Ukraine
A Pentagon spokesman said the U.S. does not provide locations of senior Russian military officials to partners in Ukraine.
-
US cyber squad boosts Lithuanian defenses amid Russian threat
Such operations offer a “key asymmetric advantage that our adversaries don’t have,” according to Army Maj. Gen. Joe Hartman, the Cyber National Mission Force commander.
-
DARPA’s nuclear space propulsion project advances to next phase
The agency wants to demonstrate the utility of more efficient, high-thrust propulsion systems for cislunar space operations and aims to fly a nuclear-powered space vehicle in fiscal 2026.
-
New Zealand rocket caught but then dropped by helicopter
Rocket Lab partially pulled off the feat as it pushes to make its small Electron rockets reusable.
-
NSA cyber boss seeks to discourage vigilante hacking against Russia
“This certainly isn’t going to make the State Department discussions with Russia of ‘you need to hold your people accountable’ any easier.”
-
Space Force seeks $3.7 billion for narrowband communication satellites
The service says the two satellites will extend the service-life of the Mobile User Objective System constellation to at least 2034.
-
Pentagon must advance AI to stay ahead of rivals, industry execs tell Congress
“Put simply,” Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., said May 3, “our adversaries are going to use AI against us, so we must use AI to defend against them.”
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Thales finalizes acquisition of RUAG training and simulation unit
The acquisition aligns with armed forces modernization programs across the globe, and a move toward digitalization across land forces.
