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An explosion in Venezuela brings gimmick drones to the political battlefield
In light of an apparent assassination attempt via drone in Venezuela, it’s important to understand how drones have been used before and what countermeasures exist.
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The calculus of cheaper military comms satellites
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Paul “Rusty” Thomas shares his thoughts on the Blackjack initiative to pilot a constellation of satellites that keep costs low and resilience high.
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Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
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What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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How intel agencies can win over skeptics in Silicon Valley
In light of protest over the Pentagon’s use of AI, Defense and intelligence agencies have to rethink how to sell their mission to Silicon Valley.
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Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
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Russia confirms its armed robot tank was in Syria
According to statements published today in Russia’s state-owned RIA Novosti, Deputy Minister of Defense Yuriy Borisov confirmed that the country tested its Uran-9 robots in Syria.
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Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
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Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
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Everybody wants the ability to take down drones
The days of hunting drones exclusively by missile are over, and two stories this week better reflect the new counter-drone world.
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An explosion in Venezuela brings gimmick drones to the political battlefield
In light of an apparent assassination attempt via drone in Venezuela, it’s important to understand how drones have been used before and what countermeasures exist.
-
The calculus of cheaper military comms satellites
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Paul “Rusty” Thomas shares his thoughts on the Blackjack initiative to pilot a constellation of satellites that keep costs low and resilience high.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
How intel agencies can win over skeptics in Silicon Valley
In light of protest over the Pentagon’s use of AI, Defense and intelligence agencies have to rethink how to sell their mission to Silicon Valley.
-
Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
-
Russia confirms its armed robot tank was in Syria
According to statements published today in Russia’s state-owned RIA Novosti, Deputy Minister of Defense Yuriy Borisov confirmed that the country tested its Uran-9 robots in Syria.
-
Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
-
Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
-
Everybody wants the ability to take down drones
The days of hunting drones exclusively by missile are over, and two stories this week better reflect the new counter-drone world.
-
An explosion in Venezuela brings gimmick drones to the political battlefield
In light of an apparent assassination attempt via drone in Venezuela, it’s important to understand how drones have been used before and what countermeasures exist.
-
The calculus of cheaper military comms satellites
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Paul “Rusty” Thomas shares his thoughts on the Blackjack initiative to pilot a constellation of satellites that keep costs low and resilience high.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
How intel agencies can win over skeptics in Silicon Valley
In light of protest over the Pentagon’s use of AI, Defense and intelligence agencies have to rethink how to sell their mission to Silicon Valley.
-
Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
-
Russia confirms its armed robot tank was in Syria
According to statements published today in Russia’s state-owned RIA Novosti, Deputy Minister of Defense Yuriy Borisov confirmed that the country tested its Uran-9 robots in Syria.
-
Which robots to watch in the upcoming Russian military parade
When Russia rolls out equipment for the annual May 9th victory parade, it will likely include robots, uninhabited combat vehicles ostensibly ready for action in Russia’s own long-running irregular wars.
-
Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
-
Everybody wants the ability to take down drones
The days of hunting drones exclusively by missile are over, and two stories this week better reflect the new counter-drone world.
