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Lasers & microwaves and how the Army could use them in the future
Lt. Gen. Neil Thurgood, head of the Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, talks with Jen Judson about the work being done on advanced weapons tech.
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Watch the Pentagon test its first land-based cruise missile in a post-INF Treaty world
The test is the first time such a weapon has been launched by the U.S. since the INF Treaty went into effect.
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What’s the future of missile defense? | Defense News Weekly, August 9th, 2019
As the world of missile defense faces big changes, we look at what’s ahead-and if the U.S. is on the right track.
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Who will pay for the KC-46′s boom problems?
Find out who’s footing the bill–and why there’s a problem in the first place.
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Israel debuts next-gen armored vehicle
Israel has debuted the Carmel fighting vehicle, showing off game changing technologies.
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Role of aircraft carriers questioned
Congress is taking a hard look at what role aircraft carriers could play in future war
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Hugging a missile is cool–but don’t forget the sensors
MDA director Vice Adm. Jon Hill talks about the need for more sensors to help build missile defense capacity.
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NORAD commander: Space sensing layer critical to protecting North America
Find out the highest priority that NORAD’s leader has for American missile defense.
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Missile defense is at a major change point–so is the U.S. on the right track?
With missile defense in the U.S. changing rapidly, is the defense budget and U.S. planning on the right track? Jeff Martin talks with Tom Karako to find out.
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What happens when a warhead hits a mountain at Mach 4?
Defense News stopped by the Northrop Grumman booth at SMD in Huntsville to see a warhead used in a hypersonic weapons test in the late 1990s.
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Lasers & microwaves and how the Army could use them in the future
Lt. Gen. Neil Thurgood, head of the Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, talks with Jen Judson about the work being done on advanced weapons tech.
-
Watch the Pentagon test its first land-based cruise missile in a post-INF Treaty world
The test is the first time such a weapon has been launched by the U.S. since the INF Treaty went into effect.
-
What’s the future of missile defense? | Defense News Weekly, August 9th, 2019
As the world of missile defense faces big changes, we look at what’s ahead-and if the U.S. is on the right track.
-
Who will pay for the KC-46′s boom problems?
Find out who’s footing the bill–and why there’s a problem in the first place.
-
Israel debuts next-gen armored vehicle
Israel has debuted the Carmel fighting vehicle, showing off game changing technologies.
-
Role of aircraft carriers questioned
Congress is taking a hard look at what role aircraft carriers could play in future war
-
Hugging a missile is cool–but don’t forget the sensors
MDA director Vice Adm. Jon Hill talks about the need for more sensors to help build missile defense capacity.
-
NORAD commander: Space sensing layer critical to protecting North America
Find out the highest priority that NORAD’s leader has for American missile defense.
-
Missile defense is at a major change point–so is the U.S. on the right track?
With missile defense in the U.S. changing rapidly, is the defense budget and U.S. planning on the right track? Jeff Martin talks with Tom Karako to find out.
-
What happens when a warhead hits a mountain at Mach 4?
Defense News stopped by the Northrop Grumman booth at SMD in Huntsville to see a warhead used in a hypersonic weapons test in the late 1990s.
-
Lasers & microwaves and how the Army could use them in the future
Lt. Gen. Neil Thurgood, head of the Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, talks with Jen Judson about the work being done on advanced weapons tech.
-
Watch the Pentagon test its first land-based cruise missile in a post-INF Treaty world
The test is the first time such a weapon has been launched by the U.S. since the INF Treaty went into effect.
-
What’s the future of missile defense? | Defense News Weekly, August 9th, 2019
As the world of missile defense faces big changes, we look at what’s ahead-and if the U.S. is on the right track.
-
Who will pay for the KC-46′s boom problems?
Find out who’s footing the bill–and why there’s a problem in the first place.
-
Israel debuts next-gen armored vehicle
Israel has debuted the Carmel fighting vehicle, showing off game changing technologies.
-
Role of aircraft carriers questioned
Congress is taking a hard look at what role aircraft carriers could play in future war
-
Hugging a missile is cool–but don’t forget the sensors
MDA director Vice Adm. Jon Hill talks about the need for more sensors to help build missile defense capacity.
-
NORAD commander: Space sensing layer critical to protecting North America
Find out the highest priority that NORAD’s leader has for American missile defense.
-
Missile defense is at a major change point–so is the U.S. on the right track?
With missile defense in the U.S. changing rapidly, is the defense budget and U.S. planning on the right track? Jeff Martin talks with Tom Karako to find out.
-
What happens when a warhead hits a mountain at Mach 4?
Defense News stopped by the Northrop Grumman booth at SMD in Huntsville to see a warhead used in a hypersonic weapons test in the late 1990s.
