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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Selfies and security: Russia moves to ban certain millennial behavior in the military
The Russian government has wrestled for years with operational security breaches that exposed Russian presence in eastern Ukraine and preparations to enter Syria.
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The Pentagon’s National Military Strategy is done, and it’s unclear if the public will ever see it
The first formal update to the National Military Strategy since 2015 is significantly more classified than its predecessor.
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Why the Corps needs a system to shoot down Russian and Chinese cruise missiles
The Corps is in the hunt for a fire control radar capable of countering cruise missile threats.
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Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
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The Air Force’s JSTARS alternative has a new architect. Wait, what’s an architect?
Prototyping efforts for the uber complicated program could begin as early as this summer.
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SOCOM needs to step up its propaganda game, Pentagon deputy says
The Pentagon is pushing it’s special operations forces to move beyond the traditional leaflets-and-loudspeakers approach to information warfare, a senior Pentagon official said this week.
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‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
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Israeli Air Force starts training German Heron TP drone pilots
The program of instruction currently covers only surveillance flights with the drone, though the German Defence Ministry is readying a push to get parliamentary approval for strike missions.
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US considers new ways to detect and track enemy missiles
The Trump administration is considering ways to expand U.S. homeland and overseas defenses against a potential missile attack, possibly adding a layer of satellites in space to detect and track hostile targets.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Selfies and security: Russia moves to ban certain millennial behavior in the military
The Russian government has wrestled for years with operational security breaches that exposed Russian presence in eastern Ukraine and preparations to enter Syria.
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The Pentagon’s National Military Strategy is done, and it’s unclear if the public will ever see it
The first formal update to the National Military Strategy since 2015 is significantly more classified than its predecessor.
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Why the Corps needs a system to shoot down Russian and Chinese cruise missiles
The Corps is in the hunt for a fire control radar capable of countering cruise missile threats.
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Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
-
The Air Force’s JSTARS alternative has a new architect. Wait, what’s an architect?
Prototyping efforts for the uber complicated program could begin as early as this summer.
-
SOCOM needs to step up its propaganda game, Pentagon deputy says
The Pentagon is pushing it’s special operations forces to move beyond the traditional leaflets-and-loudspeakers approach to information warfare, a senior Pentagon official said this week.
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‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
-
Israeli Air Force starts training German Heron TP drone pilots
The program of instruction currently covers only surveillance flights with the drone, though the German Defence Ministry is readying a push to get parliamentary approval for strike missions.
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US considers new ways to detect and track enemy missiles
The Trump administration is considering ways to expand U.S. homeland and overseas defenses against a potential missile attack, possibly adding a layer of satellites in space to detect and track hostile targets.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
-
Selfies and security: Russia moves to ban certain millennial behavior in the military
The Russian government has wrestled for years with operational security breaches that exposed Russian presence in eastern Ukraine and preparations to enter Syria.
-
The Pentagon’s National Military Strategy is done, and it’s unclear if the public will ever see it
The first formal update to the National Military Strategy since 2015 is significantly more classified than its predecessor.
-
Why the Corps needs a system to shoot down Russian and Chinese cruise missiles
The Corps is in the hunt for a fire control radar capable of countering cruise missile threats.
-
Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
-
The Air Force’s JSTARS alternative has a new architect. Wait, what’s an architect?
Prototyping efforts for the uber complicated program could begin as early as this summer.
-
SOCOM needs to step up its propaganda game, Pentagon deputy says
The Pentagon is pushing it’s special operations forces to move beyond the traditional leaflets-and-loudspeakers approach to information warfare, a senior Pentagon official said this week.
-
‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
-
Israeli Air Force starts training German Heron TP drone pilots
The program of instruction currently covers only surveillance flights with the drone, though the German Defence Ministry is readying a push to get parliamentary approval for strike missions.
-
US considers new ways to detect and track enemy missiles
The Trump administration is considering ways to expand U.S. homeland and overseas defenses against a potential missile attack, possibly adding a layer of satellites in space to detect and track hostile targets.
