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Navy’s MUOS-4 satellite responding normally post-launch
The satellite has been communicating with a Lockheed Martin-led initialization team stationed at Naval Base Ventura County, Point Mugu, California.
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U.S. awards $133M ID protection contract for OPM breach victims
Identity Theft Guard Solutions will credit and identity theft monitoring to 21.5 million people affected by the breach.
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Military tries lasers against small UAVs
The military is exploring how to counter threats from the increasing number of small, low-flying unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Military launches second JLENS aerostat
The Army’s JLENS aerostats will test-drive persistent over-the-horizon missile defense capabilities.
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US, Germany to pull Patriot missile batteries from Turkey
The deployment of U.S. Patriot air and missile defense units, which expires in October, will not be renewed.
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Army integrating anti-missile radar programs
The Army is looking to link its radars and boost digital jamming in the face of evolving missile defense threats.
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Missile defense evolves with nanosatellites, emerging tech
The Army is making progress on developing nanosatellites, lasers and cyber capabilities for missile defense.
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War games prepare operators for future of missile defense
War games are increasingly important as the ballistic missile threat grows.
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Navy buys MUOS-friendly radios
General Dynamics has been awarded a $29 million Navy contract for naval radios.
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SMD: Enact defense before missiles fly
32 nations have ballistic missiles. It’s not possible for the U.S. to actively destroy every one of them in flight.
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Navy’s MUOS-4 satellite responding normally post-launch
The satellite has been communicating with a Lockheed Martin-led initialization team stationed at Naval Base Ventura County, Point Mugu, California.
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U.S. awards $133M ID protection contract for OPM breach victims
Identity Theft Guard Solutions will credit and identity theft monitoring to 21.5 million people affected by the breach.
-
Military tries lasers against small UAVs
The military is exploring how to counter threats from the increasing number of small, low-flying unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
Military launches second JLENS aerostat
The Army’s JLENS aerostats will test-drive persistent over-the-horizon missile defense capabilities.
-
US, Germany to pull Patriot missile batteries from Turkey
The deployment of U.S. Patriot air and missile defense units, which expires in October, will not be renewed.
-
Army integrating anti-missile radar programs
The Army is looking to link its radars and boost digital jamming in the face of evolving missile defense threats.
-
Missile defense evolves with nanosatellites, emerging tech
The Army is making progress on developing nanosatellites, lasers and cyber capabilities for missile defense.
-
War games prepare operators for future of missile defense
War games are increasingly important as the ballistic missile threat grows.
-
Navy buys MUOS-friendly radios
General Dynamics has been awarded a $29 million Navy contract for naval radios.
-
SMD: Enact defense before missiles fly
32 nations have ballistic missiles. It’s not possible for the U.S. to actively destroy every one of them in flight.
-
Navy’s MUOS-4 satellite responding normally post-launch
The satellite has been communicating with a Lockheed Martin-led initialization team stationed at Naval Base Ventura County, Point Mugu, California.
-
U.S. awards $133M ID protection contract for OPM breach victims
Identity Theft Guard Solutions will credit and identity theft monitoring to 21.5 million people affected by the breach.
-
Military tries lasers against small UAVs
The military is exploring how to counter threats from the increasing number of small, low-flying unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
Military launches second JLENS aerostat
The Army’s JLENS aerostats will test-drive persistent over-the-horizon missile defense capabilities.
-
US, Germany to pull Patriot missile batteries from Turkey
The deployment of U.S. Patriot air and missile defense units, which expires in October, will not be renewed.
-
Army integrating anti-missile radar programs
The Army is looking to link its radars and boost digital jamming in the face of evolving missile defense threats.
-
Missile defense evolves with nanosatellites, emerging tech
The Army is making progress on developing nanosatellites, lasers and cyber capabilities for missile defense.
-
War games prepare operators for future of missile defense
War games are increasingly important as the ballistic missile threat grows.
-
Navy buys MUOS-friendly radios
General Dynamics has been awarded a $29 million Navy contract for naval radios.
-
SMD: Enact defense before missiles fly
32 nations have ballistic missiles. It’s not possible for the U.S. to actively destroy every one of them in flight.
