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How the invasion of Ukraine is helping DoD evaluate its emerging capabilities
The ongoing war in Ukraine is a “really good test” for whether the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s programs are on the right track.
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‘A lot of learning going on’ about the state of Russian electronic warfare
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is offering the U.S. military new insight into its electronic warfare capabilities, according to a defense official.
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How DoD could better use commercial imagery
More affordable spacecraft is creating new opportunities, the program manager for DARPA’s Project Blackjack says.
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US Army says it’s seeing network ‘momentum’
Top Army officials say resiliency and cybersecurity are critical as the service looks to network modernization.
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Industry Chat: How the military is taking on JADC2
Each military service is taking a different approach to the Defense Department’s effort to better connect troops on the battlefield.
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Panel: Considering ‘the art of the possible’ for DoD data
The Pentagon wants to focus on workforce talent and culture to help it best use the growing amount of data it collects.
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Ukrainian drone hobbyists join efforts against Russia
A key new tool in modern warfare is the drone — and civilian hobbyists are looking for ways to provide them to Ukrainian fighters.
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Battlefield networks: Getting between the service member and the cloud | MilTech
The Department of Defense are working to get service members better connected.
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How Russia used Syria as a UAV laboratory | Actionable Intelligence
Defense News Weekly talks to Samuel Bendett, a Russia expert with CNA, about how Russia turned its Cold War weakness of battlefield awareness into a strength.
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What is Russia’s cyber capability compared to Ukraine?
Cyberattacks preceded the physical assault on Ukraine. We get analysis from Mollie MacDougall of Cofense Peter Prizio of SnapAttack. (AP Photo/Pavel Golovkin)
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How the invasion of Ukraine is helping DoD evaluate its emerging capabilities
The ongoing war in Ukraine is a “really good test” for whether the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s programs are on the right track.
-
‘A lot of learning going on’ about the state of Russian electronic warfare
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is offering the U.S. military new insight into its electronic warfare capabilities, according to a defense official.
-
How DoD could better use commercial imagery
More affordable spacecraft is creating new opportunities, the program manager for DARPA’s Project Blackjack says.
-
US Army says it’s seeing network ‘momentum’
Top Army officials say resiliency and cybersecurity are critical as the service looks to network modernization.
-
Industry Chat: How the military is taking on JADC2
Each military service is taking a different approach to the Defense Department’s effort to better connect troops on the battlefield.
-
Panel: Considering ‘the art of the possible’ for DoD data
The Pentagon wants to focus on workforce talent and culture to help it best use the growing amount of data it collects.
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Ukrainian drone hobbyists join efforts against Russia
A key new tool in modern warfare is the drone — and civilian hobbyists are looking for ways to provide them to Ukrainian fighters.
-
Battlefield networks: Getting between the service member and the cloud | MilTech
The Department of Defense are working to get service members better connected.
-
How Russia used Syria as a UAV laboratory | Actionable Intelligence
Defense News Weekly talks to Samuel Bendett, a Russia expert with CNA, about how Russia turned its Cold War weakness of battlefield awareness into a strength.
-
What is Russia’s cyber capability compared to Ukraine?
Cyberattacks preceded the physical assault on Ukraine. We get analysis from Mollie MacDougall of Cofense Peter Prizio of SnapAttack. (AP Photo/Pavel Golovkin)
-
How the invasion of Ukraine is helping DoD evaluate its emerging capabilities
The ongoing war in Ukraine is a “really good test” for whether the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s programs are on the right track.
-
‘A lot of learning going on’ about the state of Russian electronic warfare
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is offering the U.S. military new insight into its electronic warfare capabilities, according to a defense official.
-
How DoD could better use commercial imagery
More affordable spacecraft is creating new opportunities, the program manager for DARPA’s Project Blackjack says.
-
US Army says it’s seeing network ‘momentum’
Top Army officials say resiliency and cybersecurity are critical as the service looks to network modernization.
-
Industry Chat: How the military is taking on JADC2
Each military service is taking a different approach to the Defense Department’s effort to better connect troops on the battlefield.
-
Panel: Considering ‘the art of the possible’ for DoD data
The Pentagon wants to focus on workforce talent and culture to help it best use the growing amount of data it collects.
-
Ukrainian drone hobbyists join efforts against Russia
A key new tool in modern warfare is the drone — and civilian hobbyists are looking for ways to provide them to Ukrainian fighters.
-
Battlefield networks: Getting between the service member and the cloud | MilTech
The Department of Defense are working to get service members better connected.
-
How Russia used Syria as a UAV laboratory | Actionable Intelligence
Defense News Weekly talks to Samuel Bendett, a Russia expert with CNA, about how Russia turned its Cold War weakness of battlefield awareness into a strength.
-
What is Russia’s cyber capability compared to Ukraine?
Cyberattacks preceded the physical assault on Ukraine. We get analysis from Mollie MacDougall of Cofense Peter Prizio of SnapAttack. (AP Photo/Pavel Golovkin)
