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Saab awarded Army training contracts
OSAG 2.0 is a Saab-developed software code that simulates vehicle and anti-tank ammunition ballistic performance.
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Raytheon taking advantage of virtual reality
Raytheon is utilizing state-of-the-art technology for an immersive virtual reality chamber that can train soldiers and maintainers on real systems remotely.
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Speculation over national security, cyber under Trump presidency
What does the 45th presidency have in store for our nation’s defense and, more specifically, the cyber domain?
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DARPA envisions 100G infrastructure for improved data delivery
Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency say they are making headway on efforts to develop a much more robust wireless communications backbone.
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Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
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Virtual training environment allows forces to keep skills sharp
The U.S. Army is revolutionizing how it trains troops through the use of virtual gaming and cloud-based technologies.
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Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
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Air Force looks to address UAS threat
The Air Force is taking steps to address the threat of small UAS with a pair of initiatives.
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Unique chamber saves military in repair cycle costs
A one-of-a-kind chamber at Tobyhanna Army Depot is saving the military thousands of dollars and time when repairing and testing counter-mortar radars.
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Cyber: Thankful and fearful
We have a lot of things to be thankful for when it comes to our current cyber capabilities just as we have a lot of things to be fearful about the cyber environment.
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Saab awarded Army training contracts
OSAG 2.0 is a Saab-developed software code that simulates vehicle and anti-tank ammunition ballistic performance.
-
Raytheon taking advantage of virtual reality
Raytheon is utilizing state-of-the-art technology for an immersive virtual reality chamber that can train soldiers and maintainers on real systems remotely.
-
Speculation over national security, cyber under Trump presidency
What does the 45th presidency have in store for our nation’s defense and, more specifically, the cyber domain?
-
DARPA envisions 100G infrastructure for improved data delivery
Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency say they are making headway on efforts to develop a much more robust wireless communications backbone.
-
Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
-
Virtual training environment allows forces to keep skills sharp
The U.S. Army is revolutionizing how it trains troops through the use of virtual gaming and cloud-based technologies.
-
Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
-
Air Force looks to address UAS threat
The Air Force is taking steps to address the threat of small UAS with a pair of initiatives.
-
Unique chamber saves military in repair cycle costs
A one-of-a-kind chamber at Tobyhanna Army Depot is saving the military thousands of dollars and time when repairing and testing counter-mortar radars.
-
Cyber: Thankful and fearful
We have a lot of things to be thankful for when it comes to our current cyber capabilities just as we have a lot of things to be fearful about the cyber environment.
-
Saab awarded Army training contracts
OSAG 2.0 is a Saab-developed software code that simulates vehicle and anti-tank ammunition ballistic performance.
-
Raytheon taking advantage of virtual reality
Raytheon is utilizing state-of-the-art technology for an immersive virtual reality chamber that can train soldiers and maintainers on real systems remotely.
-
Speculation over national security, cyber under Trump presidency
What does the 45th presidency have in store for our nation’s defense and, more specifically, the cyber domain?
-
DARPA envisions 100G infrastructure for improved data delivery
Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency say they are making headway on efforts to develop a much more robust wireless communications backbone.
-
Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
-
Virtual training environment allows forces to keep skills sharp
The U.S. Army is revolutionizing how it trains troops through the use of virtual gaming and cloud-based technologies.
-
Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
-
Air Force looks to address UAS threat
The Air Force is taking steps to address the threat of small UAS with a pair of initiatives.
-
Unique chamber saves military in repair cycle costs
A one-of-a-kind chamber at Tobyhanna Army Depot is saving the military thousands of dollars and time when repairing and testing counter-mortar radars.
-
Cyber: Thankful and fearful
We have a lot of things to be thankful for when it comes to our current cyber capabilities just as we have a lot of things to be fearful about the cyber environment.



