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Army to hold tactical network industry day
The Army is holding an industry day to inform defense contractors on requirements and priorities associated with its tactical network.
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DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
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How $650 drones are creating problems in Iraq and Syria
Despite the challenges posed by next-generation fighter planes from other nations, inexpensive drones are posing big problems to air superiority.
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Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
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The Army is testing if it wants to operate combat drones remotely
The pilot program assessing remote split operations for the Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system is set to conclude in 2019.
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Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
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The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
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Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
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Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
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What Cyber Command learned from ISIS operations
One of the lessons learned from the cyber efforts to combat ISIS is that targeting the cyber domain is similar to targeting in the physical domains.
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Army to hold tactical network industry day
The Army is holding an industry day to inform defense contractors on requirements and priorities associated with its tactical network.
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DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
-
How $650 drones are creating problems in Iraq and Syria
Despite the challenges posed by next-generation fighter planes from other nations, inexpensive drones are posing big problems to air superiority.
-
Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
-
The Army is testing if it wants to operate combat drones remotely
The pilot program assessing remote split operations for the Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system is set to conclude in 2019.
-
Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
-
The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
-
Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
-
Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
What Cyber Command learned from ISIS operations
One of the lessons learned from the cyber efforts to combat ISIS is that targeting the cyber domain is similar to targeting in the physical domains.
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Army to hold tactical network industry day
The Army is holding an industry day to inform defense contractors on requirements and priorities associated with its tactical network.
-
DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
-
How $650 drones are creating problems in Iraq and Syria
Despite the challenges posed by next-generation fighter planes from other nations, inexpensive drones are posing big problems to air superiority.
-
Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
-
The Army is testing if it wants to operate combat drones remotely
The pilot program assessing remote split operations for the Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system is set to conclude in 2019.
-
Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
-
The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
-
Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
-
Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
What Cyber Command learned from ISIS operations
One of the lessons learned from the cyber efforts to combat ISIS is that targeting the cyber domain is similar to targeting in the physical domains.
