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GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
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CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
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New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
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New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
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The Army sensors that could lead to maintenance-free aircraft
Researchers at the Army Research Laboratory say they have tested a new sensor that would help detect aircraft maintenance.
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Pentagon developing artificial intelligence center
The Pentagon is working to stand up a center for all its artificial intelligence research.
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STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
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How imagery satellites captured the missile strikes in Syria
The latest images from the American satellite industry following the air strikes in Syria.
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Johnston, Ballard get new intelligence roles
Maj. Gen. Gary Johnston will take over as Army INSCOM commander.
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With the rise of hypersonics, the Missile Defense Agency wants more sensors
The head of the Missile Defense Agency said that a new and improved sensor layer is the first step to defending against innovative missile technology.
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GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
-
CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
-
New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
-
The Army sensors that could lead to maintenance-free aircraft
Researchers at the Army Research Laboratory say they have tested a new sensor that would help detect aircraft maintenance.
-
Pentagon developing artificial intelligence center
The Pentagon is working to stand up a center for all its artificial intelligence research.
-
STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
-
How imagery satellites captured the missile strikes in Syria
The latest images from the American satellite industry following the air strikes in Syria.
-
Johnston, Ballard get new intelligence roles
Maj. Gen. Gary Johnston will take over as Army INSCOM commander.
-
With the rise of hypersonics, the Missile Defense Agency wants more sensors
The head of the Missile Defense Agency said that a new and improved sensor layer is the first step to defending against innovative missile technology.
-
GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
-
CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
-
New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
-
The Army sensors that could lead to maintenance-free aircraft
Researchers at the Army Research Laboratory say they have tested a new sensor that would help detect aircraft maintenance.
-
Pentagon developing artificial intelligence center
The Pentagon is working to stand up a center for all its artificial intelligence research.
-
STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
-
How imagery satellites captured the missile strikes in Syria
The latest images from the American satellite industry following the air strikes in Syria.
-
Johnston, Ballard get new intelligence roles
Maj. Gen. Gary Johnston will take over as Army INSCOM commander.
-
With the rise of hypersonics, the Missile Defense Agency wants more sensors
The head of the Missile Defense Agency said that a new and improved sensor layer is the first step to defending against innovative missile technology.
