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China spy balloon moving east over US, Pentagon says
China claims balloon is weather research “airship” that blew off course.
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Chinese surveillance balloon detected over Montana
There are no immediate plans to shoot it down, due to concerns about debris. But steps have been taken to prevent the collection of sensitive information.
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Pentagon kicks off 5G competition to upgrade base communications
Fifth-generation wireless tech promises faster speeds and the ability to accommodate more and more-advanced devices — a windfall for defense.
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Space Force object tracking upgrade delayed by engineering challenges
The capability, which will allow the system to decommission its 1970s-era C2 system, was supposed to be delivered at the end of last year.
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India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
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Pentagon tester gives thumbs up to US Army electronic warfare planner
Little information about EWPMT was included in the weapon tester’s previous public report, with details restricted to a select group.
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Defense Innovation Board launches survey to boost private partnerships
The survey will inform a broader study that considers how DoD can better mobilize capital investment toward critical defense technology areas.
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Ukraine plans to spend $540 million on drones this year
“This is just the beginning. After all, this is not only about the needs of aerial reconnaissance,” Ukraine’s defense minister said.
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General Atomics’ air-launched ‘Eaglet’ gets its wings
Gray Eagle manufacturer General Atomics in conjunction with the U.S. Army launched its Eaglet Air-Launched Effects from a Gray Eagle for the first time.
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Space Force chief calls for tighter link between operators and buyers
Gen. Chance Saltzman told reporters today he wants space operators to be more involved in shaping plans for future systems and defining training needs.
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China spy balloon moving east over US, Pentagon says
China claims balloon is weather research “airship” that blew off course.
-
Chinese surveillance balloon detected over Montana
There are no immediate plans to shoot it down, due to concerns about debris. But steps have been taken to prevent the collection of sensitive information.
-
Pentagon kicks off 5G competition to upgrade base communications
Fifth-generation wireless tech promises faster speeds and the ability to accommodate more and more-advanced devices — a windfall for defense.
-
Space Force object tracking upgrade delayed by engineering challenges
The capability, which will allow the system to decommission its 1970s-era C2 system, was supposed to be delivered at the end of last year.
-
India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
-
Pentagon tester gives thumbs up to US Army electronic warfare planner
Little information about EWPMT was included in the weapon tester’s previous public report, with details restricted to a select group.
-
Defense Innovation Board launches survey to boost private partnerships
The survey will inform a broader study that considers how DoD can better mobilize capital investment toward critical defense technology areas.
-
Ukraine plans to spend $540 million on drones this year
“This is just the beginning. After all, this is not only about the needs of aerial reconnaissance,” Ukraine’s defense minister said.
-
General Atomics’ air-launched ‘Eaglet’ gets its wings
Gray Eagle manufacturer General Atomics in conjunction with the U.S. Army launched its Eaglet Air-Launched Effects from a Gray Eagle for the first time.
-
Space Force chief calls for tighter link between operators and buyers
Gen. Chance Saltzman told reporters today he wants space operators to be more involved in shaping plans for future systems and defining training needs.
-
China spy balloon moving east over US, Pentagon says
China claims balloon is weather research “airship” that blew off course.
-
Chinese surveillance balloon detected over Montana
There are no immediate plans to shoot it down, due to concerns about debris. But steps have been taken to prevent the collection of sensitive information.
-
Pentagon kicks off 5G competition to upgrade base communications
Fifth-generation wireless tech promises faster speeds and the ability to accommodate more and more-advanced devices — a windfall for defense.
-
Space Force object tracking upgrade delayed by engineering challenges
The capability, which will allow the system to decommission its 1970s-era C2 system, was supposed to be delivered at the end of last year.
-
India to boost defense spending by 13%, with billions for new weapons
The capital expenditure is meant for the procurement of weapons and platforms, and payment of outstanding committed liabilities for past defense contracts.
-
Pentagon tester gives thumbs up to US Army electronic warfare planner
Little information about EWPMT was included in the weapon tester’s previous public report, with details restricted to a select group.
-
Defense Innovation Board launches survey to boost private partnerships
The survey will inform a broader study that considers how DoD can better mobilize capital investment toward critical defense technology areas.
-
Ukraine plans to spend $540 million on drones this year
“This is just the beginning. After all, this is not only about the needs of aerial reconnaissance,” Ukraine’s defense minister said.
-
General Atomics’ air-launched ‘Eaglet’ gets its wings
Gray Eagle manufacturer General Atomics in conjunction with the U.S. Army launched its Eaglet Air-Launched Effects from a Gray Eagle for the first time.
-
Space Force chief calls for tighter link between operators and buyers
Gen. Chance Saltzman told reporters today he wants space operators to be more involved in shaping plans for future systems and defining training needs.
