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Data transport will decide the next conflict, not hypersonics
As the U.S. and allied defense community evaluate where to focus development and problem-solving resources, it’s important to ask what will deliver the strategic advantage needed in modern warfare.The battlespace has changed, and future conflicts will be fought — and won — differently in the next 30 years than they were in the past.
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US Army to demo offensive drone swarms in next Project Convergence
BlueHalo will provide a “hive” of drones that will demonstrate offensive swarming capability for the U.S. Army over the next several years.
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Lockheed, Northrop choose payloads for Space Force missile warning satellites
The companies’ selections solidify the payload providers for the first five Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
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New boss headed to US Army networks office
Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts will arrive at PEO C3T, headquartered at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, after years of leading PEO Soldier at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
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New agreement aims to bolster US Army, Space Force cooperation on architecture requirements
Signed in February, the memorandum of agreement will make sure Army and Space Force requirements for tactical space capabilities are aligned.
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Lockheed and Microsoft collaborating on 5G military tech
Some fruits of the partnership were recently put to the test at Lockheed Martin Space’s 5G test range in Colorado.
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North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
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Space Development Agency awards $1.8 billion to build out satellite communications layer
The agency awarded approximately $1.8 billion to three companies who will help expand its on-orbit transport network.
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Palantir scores $34M order for Army data platform
The Department of Defense in February 2020 named Palantir and BAE Systems as competitors on a $823 million contract to upgrade the Army’s facet of the Distributed Common Ground System.
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Here’s what stood out at the UAE’s unmanned defense expo
And see the systems that Russian, Chinese, Indian and American businesses showed off to potential clients.
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Data transport will decide the next conflict, not hypersonics
As the U.S. and allied defense community evaluate where to focus development and problem-solving resources, it’s important to ask what will deliver the strategic advantage needed in modern warfare.The battlespace has changed, and future conflicts will be fought — and won — differently in the next 30 years than they were in the past.
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US Army to demo offensive drone swarms in next Project Convergence
BlueHalo will provide a “hive” of drones that will demonstrate offensive swarming capability for the U.S. Army over the next several years.
-
Lockheed, Northrop choose payloads for Space Force missile warning satellites
The companies’ selections solidify the payload providers for the first five Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
-
New boss headed to US Army networks office
Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts will arrive at PEO C3T, headquartered at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, after years of leading PEO Soldier at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
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New agreement aims to bolster US Army, Space Force cooperation on architecture requirements
Signed in February, the memorandum of agreement will make sure Army and Space Force requirements for tactical space capabilities are aligned.
-
Lockheed and Microsoft collaborating on 5G military tech
Some fruits of the partnership were recently put to the test at Lockheed Martin Space’s 5G test range in Colorado.
-
North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
-
Space Development Agency awards $1.8 billion to build out satellite communications layer
The agency awarded approximately $1.8 billion to three companies who will help expand its on-orbit transport network.
-
Palantir scores $34M order for Army data platform
The Department of Defense in February 2020 named Palantir and BAE Systems as competitors on a $823 million contract to upgrade the Army’s facet of the Distributed Common Ground System.
-
Here’s what stood out at the UAE’s unmanned defense expo
And see the systems that Russian, Chinese, Indian and American businesses showed off to potential clients.
-
Data transport will decide the next conflict, not hypersonics
As the U.S. and allied defense community evaluate where to focus development and problem-solving resources, it’s important to ask what will deliver the strategic advantage needed in modern warfare.The battlespace has changed, and future conflicts will be fought — and won — differently in the next 30 years than they were in the past.
-
US Army to demo offensive drone swarms in next Project Convergence
BlueHalo will provide a “hive” of drones that will demonstrate offensive swarming capability for the U.S. Army over the next several years.
-
Lockheed, Northrop choose payloads for Space Force missile warning satellites
The companies’ selections solidify the payload providers for the first five Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
-
New boss headed to US Army networks office
Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts will arrive at PEO C3T, headquartered at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, after years of leading PEO Soldier at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
-
New agreement aims to bolster US Army, Space Force cooperation on architecture requirements
Signed in February, the memorandum of agreement will make sure Army and Space Force requirements for tactical space capabilities are aligned.
-
Lockheed and Microsoft collaborating on 5G military tech
Some fruits of the partnership were recently put to the test at Lockheed Martin Space’s 5G test range in Colorado.
-
North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
-
Space Development Agency awards $1.8 billion to build out satellite communications layer
The agency awarded approximately $1.8 billion to three companies who will help expand its on-orbit transport network.
-
Palantir scores $34M order for Army data platform
The Department of Defense in February 2020 named Palantir and BAE Systems as competitors on a $823 million contract to upgrade the Army’s facet of the Distributed Common Ground System.
-
Here’s what stood out at the UAE’s unmanned defense expo
And see the systems that Russian, Chinese, Indian and American businesses showed off to potential clients.
