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Pentagon seeks reauthorization, expansion of small business funding
The Pentagon is pursuing the reauthorization and expansion for programs meant to boost small business participation in defense research, set to expire Sept. 30.
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US Army working closely with allies amid push to upgrade networks
“If we fail, the next day we’ll come back and we’ll find out if there is a configuration that needs to be changed or a policy for us to get after,” U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Jeth Rey said.
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5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
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Space Force budget presents a bridge strategy for missile warning, tracking architecture
Service officials say the strategy allows them to maintain the current capability while exploring options for a more resilient missile warning and tracking architecture.
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US intelligence satellite launches from California
The NROL-85 satellite lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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White House commits to barring anti-satellite missile tests
The Biden administration announced Monday it is barring anti-satellite missile testing by the United States.
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Raytheon upgrades nuclear comms with first installation for Air Force
“Global ASNT is a transformational new system that replaces Cold War-era communications equipment with the intent of enhancing the warfighters capability as we transition to the command post of the future.”
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US and India launch talks about military AI
“It’s clear India has got an interest in bringing AI into national security,” said Jack Shanahan, a retired Air Force lieutenant general and former director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “So, this is a good chance for the two defense departments to work together.”
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Ukraine conflict heightens US military’s data privacy vulnerabilities
It is the new normal for military service members and veterans to be considered high value targets in the information war.
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Cyberattacks don’t win wars
One of the key lessons from the Russian invasion of Ukraine for other militaries is to not abandon land-maneuvering capabilities in favor of investing too much in technology. Both abilities are needed, but not at the expense of one or the other.
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Pentagon seeks reauthorization, expansion of small business funding
The Pentagon is pursuing the reauthorization and expansion for programs meant to boost small business participation in defense research, set to expire Sept. 30.
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US Army working closely with allies amid push to upgrade networks
“If we fail, the next day we’ll come back and we’ll find out if there is a configuration that needs to be changed or a policy for us to get after,” U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Jeth Rey said.
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5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
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Space Force budget presents a bridge strategy for missile warning, tracking architecture
Service officials say the strategy allows them to maintain the current capability while exploring options for a more resilient missile warning and tracking architecture.
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US intelligence satellite launches from California
The NROL-85 satellite lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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White House commits to barring anti-satellite missile tests
The Biden administration announced Monday it is barring anti-satellite missile testing by the United States.
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Raytheon upgrades nuclear comms with first installation for Air Force
“Global ASNT is a transformational new system that replaces Cold War-era communications equipment with the intent of enhancing the warfighters capability as we transition to the command post of the future.”
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US and India launch talks about military AI
“It’s clear India has got an interest in bringing AI into national security,” said Jack Shanahan, a retired Air Force lieutenant general and former director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “So, this is a good chance for the two defense departments to work together.”
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Ukraine conflict heightens US military’s data privacy vulnerabilities
It is the new normal for military service members and veterans to be considered high value targets in the information war.
-
Cyberattacks don’t win wars
One of the key lessons from the Russian invasion of Ukraine for other militaries is to not abandon land-maneuvering capabilities in favor of investing too much in technology. Both abilities are needed, but not at the expense of one or the other.
-
Pentagon seeks reauthorization, expansion of small business funding
The Pentagon is pursuing the reauthorization and expansion for programs meant to boost small business participation in defense research, set to expire Sept. 30.
-
US Army working closely with allies amid push to upgrade networks
“If we fail, the next day we’ll come back and we’ll find out if there is a configuration that needs to be changed or a policy for us to get after,” U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Jeth Rey said.
-
5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
-
Space Force budget presents a bridge strategy for missile warning, tracking architecture
Service officials say the strategy allows them to maintain the current capability while exploring options for a more resilient missile warning and tracking architecture.
-
US intelligence satellite launches from California
The NROL-85 satellite lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
-
White House commits to barring anti-satellite missile tests
The Biden administration announced Monday it is barring anti-satellite missile testing by the United States.
-
Raytheon upgrades nuclear comms with first installation for Air Force
“Global ASNT is a transformational new system that replaces Cold War-era communications equipment with the intent of enhancing the warfighters capability as we transition to the command post of the future.”
-
US and India launch talks about military AI
“It’s clear India has got an interest in bringing AI into national security,” said Jack Shanahan, a retired Air Force lieutenant general and former director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “So, this is a good chance for the two defense departments to work together.”
-
Ukraine conflict heightens US military’s data privacy vulnerabilities
It is the new normal for military service members and veterans to be considered high value targets in the information war.
-
Cyberattacks don’t win wars
One of the key lessons from the Russian invasion of Ukraine for other militaries is to not abandon land-maneuvering capabilities in favor of investing too much in technology. Both abilities are needed, but not at the expense of one or the other.
