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A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
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Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
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French intelligence agency wants AI to help sort masses of raw data
The challenge is to assess, acquire and integrate those offerings into existing systems.
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French official details intelligence-sharing relationship with Five Eyes
France joined that high-level group about a year ago, reflecting a strengthening of ties between Paris and Washington.
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Navy’s top intel officer to retire
Vice Adm. Jan Tighe, the Navy’s director of intelligence, has submitted her retirement paperwork, a spokesman for the service told C4ISRNET.
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Air Force launches spy satellite from California
United Launch Alliance successfully launched a satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) aboard a Delta 4 rocket Friday.
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Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
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Lawmakers want to know what happened with failed spy satellite
A Colorado congressman is among several lawmakers who say they expect classified briefings on the reported failure of the Zuma satellite.
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SpaceX launched a spy satellite Sunday. It may have failed. What happens now?
SpaceX is denying it played any part in the apparent failure of an expensive, mysterious government satellite system that launched Sunday.
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What three of the year’s biggest defense stories looked like from space
Earth imagery, data and analysis company DigitalGlobe has released a collection of satellite images representing some of the most important and newsworthy global events of 2017.
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A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
-
Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
-
French intelligence agency wants AI to help sort masses of raw data
The challenge is to assess, acquire and integrate those offerings into existing systems.
-
French official details intelligence-sharing relationship with Five Eyes
France joined that high-level group about a year ago, reflecting a strengthening of ties between Paris and Washington.
-
Navy’s top intel officer to retire
Vice Adm. Jan Tighe, the Navy’s director of intelligence, has submitted her retirement paperwork, a spokesman for the service told C4ISRNET.
-
Air Force launches spy satellite from California
United Launch Alliance successfully launched a satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) aboard a Delta 4 rocket Friday.
-
Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
-
Lawmakers want to know what happened with failed spy satellite
A Colorado congressman is among several lawmakers who say they expect classified briefings on the reported failure of the Zuma satellite.
-
SpaceX launched a spy satellite Sunday. It may have failed. What happens now?
SpaceX is denying it played any part in the apparent failure of an expensive, mysterious government satellite system that launched Sunday.
-
What three of the year’s biggest defense stories looked like from space
Earth imagery, data and analysis company DigitalGlobe has released a collection of satellite images representing some of the most important and newsworthy global events of 2017.
-
A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
-
Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
-
French intelligence agency wants AI to help sort masses of raw data
The challenge is to assess, acquire and integrate those offerings into existing systems.
-
French official details intelligence-sharing relationship with Five Eyes
France joined that high-level group about a year ago, reflecting a strengthening of ties between Paris and Washington.
-
Navy’s top intel officer to retire
Vice Adm. Jan Tighe, the Navy’s director of intelligence, has submitted her retirement paperwork, a spokesman for the service told C4ISRNET.
-
Air Force launches spy satellite from California
United Launch Alliance successfully launched a satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) aboard a Delta 4 rocket Friday.
-
Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
-
Lawmakers want to know what happened with failed spy satellite
A Colorado congressman is among several lawmakers who say they expect classified briefings on the reported failure of the Zuma satellite.
-
SpaceX launched a spy satellite Sunday. It may have failed. What happens now?
SpaceX is denying it played any part in the apparent failure of an expensive, mysterious government satellite system that launched Sunday.
-
What three of the year’s biggest defense stories looked like from space
Earth imagery, data and analysis company DigitalGlobe has released a collection of satellite images representing some of the most important and newsworthy global events of 2017.
