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Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
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Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
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RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
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What is the Army doing to assure GPS and navigation?
All domains of war will be contested. This is the notion of multi-domain battle. And it includes the GPS signals that the military and the commercial world — think everyday navigation for ride-hailing app Uber — are so reliant upon for location and timing of operations.
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Networking is war fighting, says DISA director
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn noted that the agency assists in war fighting by running DoD’s network globally.
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Army network strategy evolving beyond counterinsurgency
As the U.S. Army transitions from counterinsurgency fights to preparing for near-peer threats, its network communications strategy is at a crossroads, according to Army officials.
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Marine Corps owes the nation 4 more cyber teams
The Marine Corps has nine fully operational cyber teams defending networks and conducting operations in cyberspace, but it’s not done building.
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Electric drones? Aurora team behind VTOL X-Plane focuses on hybrid propulsion
A 20 percent subscale vehicle demonstrator of the XV-24A LightningStrike Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) X-Plane completed its planned flight test program in early March at Webster Outlying Field in Southern Maryland. Next up is testing the electric distributed propulsion system for the full-scale aircraft.
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How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
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The operating environment of the future
In future battlefield environments, adversaries will make it challenging to support and sustain expeditionary units.
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Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
-
Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
-
RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
-
What is the Army doing to assure GPS and navigation?
All domains of war will be contested. This is the notion of multi-domain battle. And it includes the GPS signals that the military and the commercial world — think everyday navigation for ride-hailing app Uber — are so reliant upon for location and timing of operations.
-
Networking is war fighting, says DISA director
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn noted that the agency assists in war fighting by running DoD’s network globally.
-
Army network strategy evolving beyond counterinsurgency
As the U.S. Army transitions from counterinsurgency fights to preparing for near-peer threats, its network communications strategy is at a crossroads, according to Army officials.
-
Marine Corps owes the nation 4 more cyber teams
The Marine Corps has nine fully operational cyber teams defending networks and conducting operations in cyberspace, but it’s not done building.
-
Electric drones? Aurora team behind VTOL X-Plane focuses on hybrid propulsion
A 20 percent subscale vehicle demonstrator of the XV-24A LightningStrike Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) X-Plane completed its planned flight test program in early March at Webster Outlying Field in Southern Maryland. Next up is testing the electric distributed propulsion system for the full-scale aircraft.
-
How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
The operating environment of the future
In future battlefield environments, adversaries will make it challenging to support and sustain expeditionary units.
-
Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
-
Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
-
RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
-
What is the Army doing to assure GPS and navigation?
All domains of war will be contested. This is the notion of multi-domain battle. And it includes the GPS signals that the military and the commercial world — think everyday navigation for ride-hailing app Uber — are so reliant upon for location and timing of operations.
-
Networking is war fighting, says DISA director
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn noted that the agency assists in war fighting by running DoD’s network globally.
-
Army network strategy evolving beyond counterinsurgency
As the U.S. Army transitions from counterinsurgency fights to preparing for near-peer threats, its network communications strategy is at a crossroads, according to Army officials.
-
Marine Corps owes the nation 4 more cyber teams
The Marine Corps has nine fully operational cyber teams defending networks and conducting operations in cyberspace, but it’s not done building.
-
Electric drones? Aurora team behind VTOL X-Plane focuses on hybrid propulsion
A 20 percent subscale vehicle demonstrator of the XV-24A LightningStrike Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) X-Plane completed its planned flight test program in early March at Webster Outlying Field in Southern Maryland. Next up is testing the electric distributed propulsion system for the full-scale aircraft.
-
How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
The operating environment of the future
In future battlefield environments, adversaries will make it challenging to support and sustain expeditionary units.
