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What’s hindering missile defense R&D? A lot
According to a new report, the Missile Defense Agency’s R&D are adversely affected by various factors.
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New Air Force courses to target RPA connectivity threats
The Air Force has created a Electronic Combat Officers course to address RPA satcom connectivity threats.
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Only half-ready for A2/AD, Air Force looks to unmanned
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said the Air Force is only 50 percent ready to face high-end threats.
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James: Crawl, walk, run on enlisted pilots flying UAS
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said enlisted airmen could have more opportunities to pilot unmanned aircraft
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Navy taking domain-agnostic approach to unmanned systems
The Navy has gone all in on unmanned systems taking a domain-agnostic approach to concepts such as swarming.
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Naval research chief: Efficiency is essential
Head of the Office of Naval Research Rear Adm. Mat Winter described how he is working across DoD to foster innovation.
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Air Force awards contract for deceptive cyber research
The Air Force awarded a contract for research in deceptive cyber to be used toward network defense.
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ISIS goes on the defensive in cyber
The efforts against ISIS in cyberspace have forced the group to adjust to different tactics.
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Marines working toward commercial handheld devices at tactical edge
The Marines Corps is hoping to field commercial off-the-shelf mobile devices by 2019.
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DARPA releases details on spectrum challenge
DARPA released details for potential participants of its Spectrum Collaboration Challenge.
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What’s hindering missile defense R&D? A lot
According to a new report, the Missile Defense Agency’s R&D are adversely affected by various factors.
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New Air Force courses to target RPA connectivity threats
The Air Force has created a Electronic Combat Officers course to address RPA satcom connectivity threats.
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Only half-ready for A2/AD, Air Force looks to unmanned
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said the Air Force is only 50 percent ready to face high-end threats.
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James: Crawl, walk, run on enlisted pilots flying UAS
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said enlisted airmen could have more opportunities to pilot unmanned aircraft
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Navy taking domain-agnostic approach to unmanned systems
The Navy has gone all in on unmanned systems taking a domain-agnostic approach to concepts such as swarming.
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Naval research chief: Efficiency is essential
Head of the Office of Naval Research Rear Adm. Mat Winter described how he is working across DoD to foster innovation.
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Air Force awards contract for deceptive cyber research
The Air Force awarded a contract for research in deceptive cyber to be used toward network defense.
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ISIS goes on the defensive in cyber
The efforts against ISIS in cyberspace have forced the group to adjust to different tactics.
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Marines working toward commercial handheld devices at tactical edge
The Marines Corps is hoping to field commercial off-the-shelf mobile devices by 2019.
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DARPA releases details on spectrum challenge
DARPA released details for potential participants of its Spectrum Collaboration Challenge.
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What’s hindering missile defense R&D? A lot
According to a new report, the Missile Defense Agency’s R&D are adversely affected by various factors.
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New Air Force courses to target RPA connectivity threats
The Air Force has created a Electronic Combat Officers course to address RPA satcom connectivity threats.
-
Only half-ready for A2/AD, Air Force looks to unmanned
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said the Air Force is only 50 percent ready to face high-end threats.
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James: Crawl, walk, run on enlisted pilots flying UAS
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said enlisted airmen could have more opportunities to pilot unmanned aircraft
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Navy taking domain-agnostic approach to unmanned systems
The Navy has gone all in on unmanned systems taking a domain-agnostic approach to concepts such as swarming.
-
Naval research chief: Efficiency is essential
Head of the Office of Naval Research Rear Adm. Mat Winter described how he is working across DoD to foster innovation.
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Air Force awards contract for deceptive cyber research
The Air Force awarded a contract for research in deceptive cyber to be used toward network defense.
-
ISIS goes on the defensive in cyber
The efforts against ISIS in cyberspace have forced the group to adjust to different tactics.
-
Marines working toward commercial handheld devices at tactical edge
The Marines Corps is hoping to field commercial off-the-shelf mobile devices by 2019.
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DARPA releases details on spectrum challenge
DARPA released details for potential participants of its Spectrum Collaboration Challenge.
