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Northrop’s B-21 is almost here. What’s next for the stealthy bomber?
Northrop Grumman has touted the B-21 Raider bomber as “the world’s first sixth-generation aircraft.”
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US, UK partner on command and control as Project Convergence wraps
The U.S. Army’s Project Convergence this year featured U.K. and Australian forces, a first for the Joint All-Domain Command and Control experiment.
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Football-sized device could transform how Air Force collects F-35 data
The device, called a QRIP, is bolted inside an F-35’s weapons bay. Unlike previous data-collecting devices, it doesn’t take up all the bay’s space.
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Russia didn’t take US phone call after Poland missile strike
The lack of communications raises concerns about high-level U.S.-Russian communications in a crisis.
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How secure collaboration improves quality of military decision making
Air Mobility Command relied on a collaboration platform for tactical communications to enhance decision advantage during Operation Allies Refuge.
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How Australia plans to triple its offensive cyber capabilities
The Redspice cyber program is set to receive about $6.3 billion over 10 years.
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Navy advances electronic navigation for submarines after collision
New tool spots shallow waters for crew “with 100% accuracy in about three seconds.”
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Singapore unveils new cyber-focused military service
Singapore has officially inaugurated its fourth military branch as it seeks to combat modern threats in the digital domain.
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US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
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US Army will ditch old radios amid larger modernization juggle
The Army is evaluating what is “actually needed at the battalion level and below.”
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Northrop’s B-21 is almost here. What’s next for the stealthy bomber?
Northrop Grumman has touted the B-21 Raider bomber as “the world’s first sixth-generation aircraft.”
-
US, UK partner on command and control as Project Convergence wraps
The U.S. Army’s Project Convergence this year featured U.K. and Australian forces, a first for the Joint All-Domain Command and Control experiment.
-
Football-sized device could transform how Air Force collects F-35 data
The device, called a QRIP, is bolted inside an F-35’s weapons bay. Unlike previous data-collecting devices, it doesn’t take up all the bay’s space.
-
Russia didn’t take US phone call after Poland missile strike
The lack of communications raises concerns about high-level U.S.-Russian communications in a crisis.
-
How secure collaboration improves quality of military decision making
Air Mobility Command relied on a collaboration platform for tactical communications to enhance decision advantage during Operation Allies Refuge.
-
How Australia plans to triple its offensive cyber capabilities
The Redspice cyber program is set to receive about $6.3 billion over 10 years.
-
Navy advances electronic navigation for submarines after collision
New tool spots shallow waters for crew “with 100% accuracy in about three seconds.”
-
Singapore unveils new cyber-focused military service
Singapore has officially inaugurated its fourth military branch as it seeks to combat modern threats in the digital domain.
-
US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
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US Army will ditch old radios amid larger modernization juggle
The Army is evaluating what is “actually needed at the battalion level and below.”
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Northrop’s B-21 is almost here. What’s next for the stealthy bomber?
Northrop Grumman has touted the B-21 Raider bomber as “the world’s first sixth-generation aircraft.”
-
US, UK partner on command and control as Project Convergence wraps
The U.S. Army’s Project Convergence this year featured U.K. and Australian forces, a first for the Joint All-Domain Command and Control experiment.
-
Football-sized device could transform how Air Force collects F-35 data
The device, called a QRIP, is bolted inside an F-35’s weapons bay. Unlike previous data-collecting devices, it doesn’t take up all the bay’s space.
-
Russia didn’t take US phone call after Poland missile strike
The lack of communications raises concerns about high-level U.S.-Russian communications in a crisis.
-
How secure collaboration improves quality of military decision making
Air Mobility Command relied on a collaboration platform for tactical communications to enhance decision advantage during Operation Allies Refuge.
-
How Australia plans to triple its offensive cyber capabilities
The Redspice cyber program is set to receive about $6.3 billion over 10 years.
-
Navy advances electronic navigation for submarines after collision
New tool spots shallow waters for crew “with 100% accuracy in about three seconds.”
-
Singapore unveils new cyber-focused military service
Singapore has officially inaugurated its fourth military branch as it seeks to combat modern threats in the digital domain.
-
US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
-
US Army will ditch old radios amid larger modernization juggle
The Army is evaluating what is “actually needed at the battalion level and below.”
