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Here’s how aging helicopters could threaten a critical nuclear security mission
The NNSA has the critical mission of surveying radiation from the air–but aging helicopters mean they aren’t as effective as they could be. Find out why.
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US clears $1 billion in Raytheon weapons for Canada, South Korea and Japan
The three countries are looking to spend more than $300 million each on different weapons.
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Government leaders worry about GPS spoofing, hacking
Industry leaders and government officials warn position, navigation and timing services are increasingly under attack, including through a method that allows adversaries to manipulate computers that use GPS.
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House panel wants to boost spending on ISR
A House subcommittee’s draft for fiscal 2020 defense spending bill includes $500 million for an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance fund.
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See the US Air Force’s new combat rescue helo fly for the first time
The HH-60W helicopter — one of two that Sikorsky fully assembled — flew from the company’s West Palm Beach, Florida, test facility.
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Senate bill would woo high-tech ninjas to military
The co-founders of the Senate’s artificial intelligence caucus introduced the bipartisan Armed Forces Digital Advantage Act as a way to establish a career track for computer scientists in the military.
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US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
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3 takeaways from Thornberry’s 2020 DoD reform agenda
“We’ve made some substantial progress. We need to build and implement what we have done,” said Rep. Mac Thornberry, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee.
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Where do special forces fit in the National Defense Strategy?
USSOCOM is taking a fresh look at its role in the context of the new National Defense Strategy.
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Light attack for special ops? | Defense News Minute–May 17, 2019
While the Air Force is still figuring out what they want from a light attack program, Special Operations Command isn’t being shy about what they want.
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Here’s how aging helicopters could threaten a critical nuclear security mission
The NNSA has the critical mission of surveying radiation from the air–but aging helicopters mean they aren’t as effective as they could be. Find out why.
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US clears $1 billion in Raytheon weapons for Canada, South Korea and Japan
The three countries are looking to spend more than $300 million each on different weapons.
-
Government leaders worry about GPS spoofing, hacking
Industry leaders and government officials warn position, navigation and timing services are increasingly under attack, including through a method that allows adversaries to manipulate computers that use GPS.
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House panel wants to boost spending on ISR
A House subcommittee’s draft for fiscal 2020 defense spending bill includes $500 million for an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance fund.
-
See the US Air Force’s new combat rescue helo fly for the first time
The HH-60W helicopter — one of two that Sikorsky fully assembled — flew from the company’s West Palm Beach, Florida, test facility.
-
Senate bill would woo high-tech ninjas to military
The co-founders of the Senate’s artificial intelligence caucus introduced the bipartisan Armed Forces Digital Advantage Act as a way to establish a career track for computer scientists in the military.
-
US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
-
3 takeaways from Thornberry’s 2020 DoD reform agenda
“We’ve made some substantial progress. We need to build and implement what we have done,” said Rep. Mac Thornberry, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee.
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Where do special forces fit in the National Defense Strategy?
USSOCOM is taking a fresh look at its role in the context of the new National Defense Strategy.
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Light attack for special ops? | Defense News Minute–May 17, 2019
While the Air Force is still figuring out what they want from a light attack program, Special Operations Command isn’t being shy about what they want.
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Here’s how aging helicopters could threaten a critical nuclear security mission
The NNSA has the critical mission of surveying radiation from the air–but aging helicopters mean they aren’t as effective as they could be. Find out why.
-
US clears $1 billion in Raytheon weapons for Canada, South Korea and Japan
The three countries are looking to spend more than $300 million each on different weapons.
-
Government leaders worry about GPS spoofing, hacking
Industry leaders and government officials warn position, navigation and timing services are increasingly under attack, including through a method that allows adversaries to manipulate computers that use GPS.
-
House panel wants to boost spending on ISR
A House subcommittee’s draft for fiscal 2020 defense spending bill includes $500 million for an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance fund.
-
See the US Air Force’s new combat rescue helo fly for the first time
The HH-60W helicopter — one of two that Sikorsky fully assembled — flew from the company’s West Palm Beach, Florida, test facility.
-
Senate bill would woo high-tech ninjas to military
The co-founders of the Senate’s artificial intelligence caucus introduced the bipartisan Armed Forces Digital Advantage Act as a way to establish a career track for computer scientists in the military.
-
US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
-
3 takeaways from Thornberry’s 2020 DoD reform agenda
“We’ve made some substantial progress. We need to build and implement what we have done,” said Rep. Mac Thornberry, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee.
-
Where do special forces fit in the National Defense Strategy?
USSOCOM is taking a fresh look at its role in the context of the new National Defense Strategy.
-
Light attack for special ops? | Defense News Minute–May 17, 2019
While the Air Force is still figuring out what they want from a light attack program, Special Operations Command isn’t being shy about what they want.
