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Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
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What World Bank learned from satellite images: ISIS sucked at oil production
It’s a good idea to understand how such a group can harness the resources it commands, and turn them into the fuel for a grotesque war machine. So, for all its bloodshed, how much oil did the Islamic State ultimately produce?
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Morocco launches its first spy satellite
The Mohammed VI-A satellite was launched Wednesday from Kourou, French Guiana, in the presence of prominent Moroccan figures.
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DoD boosting use of secret tablets
DISA will expand a pilot program deploying classified tablet devices to Department of Defense users.
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The future of command and control? Mobility
Defense Information Systems Agency officials see handheld devices as the key to future C2.
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Planet Labs adds 10 imagery satellites to its flock
The six SkySat spacecraft and four miniature Dove satellites were launched Tuesday afternoon aboard an Orbital ATK Minotaur C rocket.
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New Zealand seeks tactical SATCOM solution
GATR will supply the New Zealand Defense Force with 2.4-meter inflatable satellite antennas with supporting hardware, spares and training.
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Bold Quest assures coalition systems don’t battle, in case partner nations must
The U.S., along with partner nations, worked through potential interoperability challenges at the annual systems exercise.
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Army hopes to streamline modernization efforts after WIN-T ‘debacle’
In Part II: The Army is currently dealing with multimillion dollar programs of record that make it difficult to insert newer technologies or capabilities.
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A new network approach is changing how the Army does business
In Part I: The Army is significantly changing the way it does business when it comes to the way it will buy IT and command post equipment.
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Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
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What World Bank learned from satellite images: ISIS sucked at oil production
It’s a good idea to understand how such a group can harness the resources it commands, and turn them into the fuel for a grotesque war machine. So, for all its bloodshed, how much oil did the Islamic State ultimately produce?
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Morocco launches its first spy satellite
The Mohammed VI-A satellite was launched Wednesday from Kourou, French Guiana, in the presence of prominent Moroccan figures.
-
DoD boosting use of secret tablets
DISA will expand a pilot program deploying classified tablet devices to Department of Defense users.
-
The future of command and control? Mobility
Defense Information Systems Agency officials see handheld devices as the key to future C2.
-
Planet Labs adds 10 imagery satellites to its flock
The six SkySat spacecraft and four miniature Dove satellites were launched Tuesday afternoon aboard an Orbital ATK Minotaur C rocket.
-
New Zealand seeks tactical SATCOM solution
GATR will supply the New Zealand Defense Force with 2.4-meter inflatable satellite antennas with supporting hardware, spares and training.
-
Bold Quest assures coalition systems don’t battle, in case partner nations must
The U.S., along with partner nations, worked through potential interoperability challenges at the annual systems exercise.
-
Army hopes to streamline modernization efforts after WIN-T ‘debacle’
In Part II: The Army is currently dealing with multimillion dollar programs of record that make it difficult to insert newer technologies or capabilities.
-
A new network approach is changing how the Army does business
In Part I: The Army is significantly changing the way it does business when it comes to the way it will buy IT and command post equipment.
-
Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
-
What World Bank learned from satellite images: ISIS sucked at oil production
It’s a good idea to understand how such a group can harness the resources it commands, and turn them into the fuel for a grotesque war machine. So, for all its bloodshed, how much oil did the Islamic State ultimately produce?
-
Morocco launches its first spy satellite
The Mohammed VI-A satellite was launched Wednesday from Kourou, French Guiana, in the presence of prominent Moroccan figures.
-
DoD boosting use of secret tablets
DISA will expand a pilot program deploying classified tablet devices to Department of Defense users.
-
The future of command and control? Mobility
Defense Information Systems Agency officials see handheld devices as the key to future C2.
-
Planet Labs adds 10 imagery satellites to its flock
The six SkySat spacecraft and four miniature Dove satellites were launched Tuesday afternoon aboard an Orbital ATK Minotaur C rocket.
-
New Zealand seeks tactical SATCOM solution
GATR will supply the New Zealand Defense Force with 2.4-meter inflatable satellite antennas with supporting hardware, spares and training.
-
Bold Quest assures coalition systems don’t battle, in case partner nations must
The U.S., along with partner nations, worked through potential interoperability challenges at the annual systems exercise.
-
Army hopes to streamline modernization efforts after WIN-T ‘debacle’
In Part II: The Army is currently dealing with multimillion dollar programs of record that make it difficult to insert newer technologies or capabilities.
-
A new network approach is changing how the Army does business
In Part I: The Army is significantly changing the way it does business when it comes to the way it will buy IT and command post equipment.
