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Air Force denies it could have had a free ride on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy
The Air Force is denying a rumor that was started by NASA’s former deputy administrator.
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US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
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Czechs to open satellite center to serve intelligence, NATO
The Czech Republic’s army says it is planning to open a new satellite center to serve the country’s military intelligence and NATO.
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Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
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Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
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In threat hearing, DoD leaders say data makes an attractive target
Department of Defense officials described the increased investments competitors have made in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Air Force to kill JSTARS recap program for new battlefield management plane
The Air Force intends to cancel the JSTARS recap program in its fiscal year 2019 budget submission, tanking one of the service’s few remaining aircraft production opportunities still in contention.
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IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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Images reveal progress on Japan’s C-2 intelligence-gathering variant
The test bed of Japan’s intelligence gathering version of the Kawasaki C-2 airlifter has broken cover, with photographs emerging of the aircraft undergoing taxi tests.
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Air Force denies it could have had a free ride on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy
The Air Force is denying a rumor that was started by NASA’s former deputy administrator.
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US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
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Czechs to open satellite center to serve intelligence, NATO
The Czech Republic’s army says it is planning to open a new satellite center to serve the country’s military intelligence and NATO.
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Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
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Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
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In threat hearing, DoD leaders say data makes an attractive target
Department of Defense officials described the increased investments competitors have made in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Air Force to kill JSTARS recap program for new battlefield management plane
The Air Force intends to cancel the JSTARS recap program in its fiscal year 2019 budget submission, tanking one of the service’s few remaining aircraft production opportunities still in contention.
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IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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Images reveal progress on Japan’s C-2 intelligence-gathering variant
The test bed of Japan’s intelligence gathering version of the Kawasaki C-2 airlifter has broken cover, with photographs emerging of the aircraft undergoing taxi tests.
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Air Force denies it could have had a free ride on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy
The Air Force is denying a rumor that was started by NASA’s former deputy administrator.
-
US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
-
Czechs to open satellite center to serve intelligence, NATO
The Czech Republic’s army says it is planning to open a new satellite center to serve the country’s military intelligence and NATO.
-
Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
-
Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
-
In threat hearing, DoD leaders say data makes an attractive target
Department of Defense officials described the increased investments competitors have made in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Air Force to kill JSTARS recap program for new battlefield management plane
The Air Force intends to cancel the JSTARS recap program in its fiscal year 2019 budget submission, tanking one of the service’s few remaining aircraft production opportunities still in contention.
-
IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
-
Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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Images reveal progress on Japan’s C-2 intelligence-gathering variant
The test bed of Japan’s intelligence gathering version of the Kawasaki C-2 airlifter has broken cover, with photographs emerging of the aircraft undergoing taxi tests.
