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Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
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The latest in the Air Force space reshuffling
The Air Force plans to create a new three-star position to bolster the service’s overall space operations.
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Air Force launches spy satellite from California
United Launch Alliance successfully launched a satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) aboard a Delta 4 rocket Friday.
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Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
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Israel touts ‘steel dome’ as answer to terror tunnels
Inspired by the Israeli Iron Dome, the so-called steel dome is a multilayered system of new technologies, tactics and procedures aimed at denying militants from Hamas and Gaza-based terror organizations the ability to attack Israel from underground.
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The Marine Corps wants rifle-mounted, video-streaming surveillance tech
It’s another development as the Marine Corps continues to push for new lethal technologies to retool its infantry squads.
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Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
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Marines hunt for new thermal and night vision goggles for grunts
The Corps is looking to equip infantry Marines with binocular goggles capable of both night vision and thermal imaging.
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Lawmakers want to know what happened with failed spy satellite
A Colorado congressman is among several lawmakers who say they expect classified briefings on the reported failure of the Zuma satellite.
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Saab hoping to edge its radar into Navy’s future frigate program
The Navy has tapped Raytheon’s Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar as its preferred radar for the future frigate, but Swedish defense company Saab is closely watching the program to see if an opening develops for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam radar.
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Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
-
The latest in the Air Force space reshuffling
The Air Force plans to create a new three-star position to bolster the service’s overall space operations.
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Air Force launches spy satellite from California
United Launch Alliance successfully launched a satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) aboard a Delta 4 rocket Friday.
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Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
-
Israel touts ‘steel dome’ as answer to terror tunnels
Inspired by the Israeli Iron Dome, the so-called steel dome is a multilayered system of new technologies, tactics and procedures aimed at denying militants from Hamas and Gaza-based terror organizations the ability to attack Israel from underground.
-
The Marine Corps wants rifle-mounted, video-streaming surveillance tech
It’s another development as the Marine Corps continues to push for new lethal technologies to retool its infantry squads.
-
Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
-
Marines hunt for new thermal and night vision goggles for grunts
The Corps is looking to equip infantry Marines with binocular goggles capable of both night vision and thermal imaging.
-
Lawmakers want to know what happened with failed spy satellite
A Colorado congressman is among several lawmakers who say they expect classified briefings on the reported failure of the Zuma satellite.
-
Saab hoping to edge its radar into Navy’s future frigate program
The Navy has tapped Raytheon’s Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar as its preferred radar for the future frigate, but Swedish defense company Saab is closely watching the program to see if an opening develops for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam radar.
-
Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
-
The latest in the Air Force space reshuffling
The Air Force plans to create a new three-star position to bolster the service’s overall space operations.
-
Air Force launches spy satellite from California
United Launch Alliance successfully launched a satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) aboard a Delta 4 rocket Friday.
-
Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
-
Israel touts ‘steel dome’ as answer to terror tunnels
Inspired by the Israeli Iron Dome, the so-called steel dome is a multilayered system of new technologies, tactics and procedures aimed at denying militants from Hamas and Gaza-based terror organizations the ability to attack Israel from underground.
-
The Marine Corps wants rifle-mounted, video-streaming surveillance tech
It’s another development as the Marine Corps continues to push for new lethal technologies to retool its infantry squads.
-
Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
-
Marines hunt for new thermal and night vision goggles for grunts
The Corps is looking to equip infantry Marines with binocular goggles capable of both night vision and thermal imaging.
-
Lawmakers want to know what happened with failed spy satellite
A Colorado congressman is among several lawmakers who say they expect classified briefings on the reported failure of the Zuma satellite.
-
Saab hoping to edge its radar into Navy’s future frigate program
The Navy has tapped Raytheon’s Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar as its preferred radar for the future frigate, but Swedish defense company Saab is closely watching the program to see if an opening develops for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam radar.
