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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
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When it comes to missile-killing lasers, the US Navy is ready to burn its ships
A Hawaii-based destroyer will be the first surface combatant to integrate a laser.
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Naval Group-led team gets $2 billion mine-hunter contract for Belgian, Dutch navies
The companies hope the high-profile deal will generate additional sales elsewhere in the world.
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Shanahan’s gag rule memo nets bipartisan backlash
Two lawmakers from different parties are slamming a Pentagon memo that governs information sharing with Congress.
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Anadyr Airport images 2019
Satellite image ©2019 Maxar Technologies
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Former Leonardo CEO gets final acquittal in helicopter kickback case
The case continues to be the subject of a corruption trial in India, which was launched as a consequence of the Italian allegations.
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Will alternative acquisition methods become the norm?
Questioning how the government approaches systems design and development is central to a forward-leaning R&D strategy and engaging with the marketplace.
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Raytheon rejects report that $6.2B GPS project will be delayed further
A new GAO report suggest that the GPS next-generation operational control system, which has already been plagued by delays, will likely be pushed back even further, although primary contractor Raytheon disputes those findings.
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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
-
When it comes to missile-killing lasers, the US Navy is ready to burn its ships
A Hawaii-based destroyer will be the first surface combatant to integrate a laser.
-
Naval Group-led team gets $2 billion mine-hunter contract for Belgian, Dutch navies
The companies hope the high-profile deal will generate additional sales elsewhere in the world.
-
Shanahan’s gag rule memo nets bipartisan backlash
Two lawmakers from different parties are slamming a Pentagon memo that governs information sharing with Congress.
-
Anadyr Airport images 2019
Satellite image ©2019 Maxar Technologies
-
Former Leonardo CEO gets final acquittal in helicopter kickback case
The case continues to be the subject of a corruption trial in India, which was launched as a consequence of the Italian allegations.
-
Will alternative acquisition methods become the norm?
Questioning how the government approaches systems design and development is central to a forward-leaning R&D strategy and engaging with the marketplace.
-
Raytheon rejects report that $6.2B GPS project will be delayed further
A new GAO report suggest that the GPS next-generation operational control system, which has already been plagued by delays, will likely be pushed back even further, although primary contractor Raytheon disputes those findings.
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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
-
When it comes to missile-killing lasers, the US Navy is ready to burn its ships
A Hawaii-based destroyer will be the first surface combatant to integrate a laser.
-
Naval Group-led team gets $2 billion mine-hunter contract for Belgian, Dutch navies
The companies hope the high-profile deal will generate additional sales elsewhere in the world.
-
Shanahan’s gag rule memo nets bipartisan backlash
Two lawmakers from different parties are slamming a Pentagon memo that governs information sharing with Congress.
-
Anadyr Airport images 2019
Satellite image ©2019 Maxar Technologies
-
Former Leonardo CEO gets final acquittal in helicopter kickback case
The case continues to be the subject of a corruption trial in India, which was launched as a consequence of the Italian allegations.
-
Will alternative acquisition methods become the norm?
Questioning how the government approaches systems design and development is central to a forward-leaning R&D strategy and engaging with the marketplace.
-
Raytheon rejects report that $6.2B GPS project will be delayed further
A new GAO report suggest that the GPS next-generation operational control system, which has already been plagued by delays, will likely be pushed back even further, although primary contractor Raytheon disputes those findings.
