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Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
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US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
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Problems megacities will pose for the military
Operations in so-called megacities will be unavoidable in future conflicts, meaning command-and-control issues might be as well.
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The Army needs to get better at great power competition
The Army is making a shift in its emerging concept to better posture itself in the “competition” phase before and after armed conflict.
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Think tank and intelligence agency partner for public reports on North Korea
A new partnership between CSIS and NGA promises more open source information on North Korea.
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New Air Force satellite for protected comms passes key test
The Air Force’s Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites provide global, survivable and protected communication between strategic commanders and tactical warfighters.
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Interview: Army leader talks about how to build on WIN-T
The head of the U.S. Army’s PEO C3T, Maj. Gen. David Bassett, sits down with Federal Times editor Amber Corrin. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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The Coast Guard’s big ask: secure comms from Seattle to Antarctica
Coast Guard leaders want enhanced communications capabilities as well as secure, real-time voice and data exchange for the next icebreaker..
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Big worries come in small, robotic, maggot-like packages
Researchers prove tiny, brainless robots can perform collective tasks like maneuvering a corral through an obstacle course, which has implications for autonomy in denied environments.
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Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
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Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
-
US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
-
Problems megacities will pose for the military
Operations in so-called megacities will be unavoidable in future conflicts, meaning command-and-control issues might be as well.
-
The Army needs to get better at great power competition
The Army is making a shift in its emerging concept to better posture itself in the “competition” phase before and after armed conflict.
-
Think tank and intelligence agency partner for public reports on North Korea
A new partnership between CSIS and NGA promises more open source information on North Korea.
-
New Air Force satellite for protected comms passes key test
The Air Force’s Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites provide global, survivable and protected communication between strategic commanders and tactical warfighters.
-
Interview: Army leader talks about how to build on WIN-T
The head of the U.S. Army’s PEO C3T, Maj. Gen. David Bassett, sits down with Federal Times editor Amber Corrin. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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The Coast Guard’s big ask: secure comms from Seattle to Antarctica
Coast Guard leaders want enhanced communications capabilities as well as secure, real-time voice and data exchange for the next icebreaker..
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Big worries come in small, robotic, maggot-like packages
Researchers prove tiny, brainless robots can perform collective tasks like maneuvering a corral through an obstacle course, which has implications for autonomy in denied environments.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Europe’s first MALE drone hits the skies using space-based tech
The Piaggio P.1HH flew out of an airport in Sicily using satellite navigation provided by the Athena-Fidus satellite.
-
US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
-
Problems megacities will pose for the military
Operations in so-called megacities will be unavoidable in future conflicts, meaning command-and-control issues might be as well.
-
The Army needs to get better at great power competition
The Army is making a shift in its emerging concept to better posture itself in the “competition” phase before and after armed conflict.
-
Think tank and intelligence agency partner for public reports on North Korea
A new partnership between CSIS and NGA promises more open source information on North Korea.
-
New Air Force satellite for protected comms passes key test
The Air Force’s Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites provide global, survivable and protected communication between strategic commanders and tactical warfighters.
-
Interview: Army leader talks about how to build on WIN-T
The head of the U.S. Army’s PEO C3T, Maj. Gen. David Bassett, sits down with Federal Times editor Amber Corrin. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
The Coast Guard’s big ask: secure comms from Seattle to Antarctica
Coast Guard leaders want enhanced communications capabilities as well as secure, real-time voice and data exchange for the next icebreaker..
-
Big worries come in small, robotic, maggot-like packages
Researchers prove tiny, brainless robots can perform collective tasks like maneuvering a corral through an obstacle course, which has implications for autonomy in denied environments.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
