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Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
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Army wants constant PNT capability for troops without GPS
The potential PNT solution would use modular hardware and software on a tactical computer.
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The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
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US Border Patrol tests surveillance balloon
The trial comes as agents test hand-launched drones, which are relatively inexpensive but hampered by short battery life and weight limits.
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Insitu integrates geographic data into ScanEagle drone
The company has demonstrated geographic information systems-equipped ScanEagles as they supported firefighters battling wildfires.
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Orbital ATK wins Afghan ISR aircraft contract
The Department of Defense announcement only described the award as an “undefinitized contractual action” for the Afghanistan Air Force’s AC-208 armed ISR aircraft requirement.
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BlackSky to develop cloud-based GEOINT
Under the two-year contract, BlackSky will provide a platform to provide “on-demand analytics, collection and information services from global data sources,” according to a company news release.
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Homeland security adviser: Focus on mission function
Speaking Wednesday at the INSA Intelligence and National Security Summit in Washington, Tom Bossert suggested an approach to intel that takes into consideration changes in the way threats proliferate and information is shared.
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L-3 wins sealift sensor contract
Under the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division contract, L-3 will provide its MX-10MS electro-optical/infrared imaging turrets to help Military Sealift Command ships at sea.
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DIA gets new director
Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley was confirmed as the new head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
-
Army wants constant PNT capability for troops without GPS
The potential PNT solution would use modular hardware and software on a tactical computer.
-
The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
-
US Border Patrol tests surveillance balloon
The trial comes as agents test hand-launched drones, which are relatively inexpensive but hampered by short battery life and weight limits.
-
Insitu integrates geographic data into ScanEagle drone
The company has demonstrated geographic information systems-equipped ScanEagles as they supported firefighters battling wildfires.
-
Orbital ATK wins Afghan ISR aircraft contract
The Department of Defense announcement only described the award as an “undefinitized contractual action” for the Afghanistan Air Force’s AC-208 armed ISR aircraft requirement.
-
BlackSky to develop cloud-based GEOINT
Under the two-year contract, BlackSky will provide a platform to provide “on-demand analytics, collection and information services from global data sources,” according to a company news release.
-
Homeland security adviser: Focus on mission function
Speaking Wednesday at the INSA Intelligence and National Security Summit in Washington, Tom Bossert suggested an approach to intel that takes into consideration changes in the way threats proliferate and information is shared.
-
L-3 wins sealift sensor contract
Under the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division contract, L-3 will provide its MX-10MS electro-optical/infrared imaging turrets to help Military Sealift Command ships at sea.
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DIA gets new director
Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley was confirmed as the new head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
-
Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
-
Army wants constant PNT capability for troops without GPS
The potential PNT solution would use modular hardware and software on a tactical computer.
-
The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
-
US Border Patrol tests surveillance balloon
The trial comes as agents test hand-launched drones, which are relatively inexpensive but hampered by short battery life and weight limits.
-
Insitu integrates geographic data into ScanEagle drone
The company has demonstrated geographic information systems-equipped ScanEagles as they supported firefighters battling wildfires.
-
Orbital ATK wins Afghan ISR aircraft contract
The Department of Defense announcement only described the award as an “undefinitized contractual action” for the Afghanistan Air Force’s AC-208 armed ISR aircraft requirement.
-
BlackSky to develop cloud-based GEOINT
Under the two-year contract, BlackSky will provide a platform to provide “on-demand analytics, collection and information services from global data sources,” according to a company news release.
-
Homeland security adviser: Focus on mission function
Speaking Wednesday at the INSA Intelligence and National Security Summit in Washington, Tom Bossert suggested an approach to intel that takes into consideration changes in the way threats proliferate and information is shared.
-
L-3 wins sealift sensor contract
Under the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division contract, L-3 will provide its MX-10MS electro-optical/infrared imaging turrets to help Military Sealift Command ships at sea.
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DIA gets new director
Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley was confirmed as the new head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
