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The Army finally knows what it needs to help GPS-denied troops
The Army has finalized requirements for a mounted position, navigation and timing solution.
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What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
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Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
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Even a little bit of poison is still … poison
Scientists at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, are developing a more accurate poison detector.
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Who will build the payload for the Air Force’s new missile warning system?
The Air Force is using rapid procurement authorities to help build a new missile detection system.
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Army chooses Raytheon, Lockheed to mature new missile defense radars
The Army has chosen Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to enter into a technology-maturation and risk-reduction phase of a program to replace its legacy Patriot air and missile defense radar.
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US Army triggers design competition for future attack reconnaissance helicopter
The Army took a big step Oct. 3, releasing a solicitation for designs for a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft as part of its Future Vertical Lift modernization efforts.
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DARPA wants researchers that think like Dr. Evil, but for good
Theesearch Projects Agency is hosting an autonomous robot exposition to conquer the underground battlefield. Defense Advanced R
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Is that a minivan or a combat vehicle? Hyperspectral sensors can help
Scientists at Harris Corp. say they are making headway on “hyperspectral” imaging that looks beyond ordinary colors to see the unique electromagnetic energy emitted by objects.
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Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
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The Army finally knows what it needs to help GPS-denied troops
The Army has finalized requirements for a mounted position, navigation and timing solution.
-
What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
-
Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
-
Even a little bit of poison is still … poison
Scientists at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, are developing a more accurate poison detector.
-
Who will build the payload for the Air Force’s new missile warning system?
The Air Force is using rapid procurement authorities to help build a new missile detection system.
-
Army chooses Raytheon, Lockheed to mature new missile defense radars
The Army has chosen Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to enter into a technology-maturation and risk-reduction phase of a program to replace its legacy Patriot air and missile defense radar.
-
US Army triggers design competition for future attack reconnaissance helicopter
The Army took a big step Oct. 3, releasing a solicitation for designs for a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft as part of its Future Vertical Lift modernization efforts.
-
DARPA wants researchers that think like Dr. Evil, but for good
Theesearch Projects Agency is hosting an autonomous robot exposition to conquer the underground battlefield. Defense Advanced R
-
Is that a minivan or a combat vehicle? Hyperspectral sensors can help
Scientists at Harris Corp. say they are making headway on “hyperspectral” imaging that looks beyond ordinary colors to see the unique electromagnetic energy emitted by objects.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
The Army finally knows what it needs to help GPS-denied troops
The Army has finalized requirements for a mounted position, navigation and timing solution.
-
What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
-
Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
-
Even a little bit of poison is still … poison
Scientists at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, are developing a more accurate poison detector.
-
Who will build the payload for the Air Force’s new missile warning system?
The Air Force is using rapid procurement authorities to help build a new missile detection system.
-
Army chooses Raytheon, Lockheed to mature new missile defense radars
The Army has chosen Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to enter into a technology-maturation and risk-reduction phase of a program to replace its legacy Patriot air and missile defense radar.
-
US Army triggers design competition for future attack reconnaissance helicopter
The Army took a big step Oct. 3, releasing a solicitation for designs for a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft as part of its Future Vertical Lift modernization efforts.
-
DARPA wants researchers that think like Dr. Evil, but for good
Theesearch Projects Agency is hosting an autonomous robot exposition to conquer the underground battlefield. Defense Advanced R
-
Is that a minivan or a combat vehicle? Hyperspectral sensors can help
Scientists at Harris Corp. say they are making headway on “hyperspectral” imaging that looks beyond ordinary colors to see the unique electromagnetic energy emitted by objects.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
