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Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
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Pentagon’s top personnel official retires
Jimmy Stewart has served as the acting head of the personnel office for the last 14 months.
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Do Palantir’s ads slotted to run during the Army-Navy game take a shot at Google?
Palantir is running four ads at the Army-Navy football game this weekend declaring its commitment to the troops in harms way, but is it sending another message to one of the most powerful tech firms in America as well?
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Army to get new multi-band antennas for these terminals
The new antennas will be capable of operating on Ku, Ka and X-Band frequencies.
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Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
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With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
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Germany hires Rafael and Atos to create a ‘glass battlefield’
What’s a “glass battlefield”? Well, it’s going to involve drones, vehicles, military forces and an all-encompassing network, if Germany has its way.
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The US Air Force needs more tankers. Does the defense industry have the answer?
The Air Force is planning an industry day to find out more about whether defense companies can take over certain aerial refueling missions.
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Congress may transfer light attack plane funds | Defense News Minute, Dec. 13, 2019
Congress may transfer light attack plane funds and Army passes a major missile hurdle.
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Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
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Does this Palantir video take a shot at Google?
Watch and decide what you think.
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Pentagon’s top personnel official retires
Jimmy Stewart has served as the acting head of the personnel office for the last 14 months.
-
Do Palantir’s ads slotted to run during the Army-Navy game take a shot at Google?
Palantir is running four ads at the Army-Navy football game this weekend declaring its commitment to the troops in harms way, but is it sending another message to one of the most powerful tech firms in America as well?
-
Army to get new multi-band antennas for these terminals
The new antennas will be capable of operating on Ku, Ka and X-Band frequencies.
-
Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
-
With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
-
Germany hires Rafael and Atos to create a ‘glass battlefield’
What’s a “glass battlefield”? Well, it’s going to involve drones, vehicles, military forces and an all-encompassing network, if Germany has its way.
-
The US Air Force needs more tankers. Does the defense industry have the answer?
The Air Force is planning an industry day to find out more about whether defense companies can take over certain aerial refueling missions.
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Congress may transfer light attack plane funds | Defense News Minute, Dec. 13, 2019
Congress may transfer light attack plane funds and Army passes a major missile hurdle.
-
Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
-
Does this Palantir video take a shot at Google?
Watch and decide what you think.
-
Pentagon’s top personnel official retires
Jimmy Stewart has served as the acting head of the personnel office for the last 14 months.
-
Do Palantir’s ads slotted to run during the Army-Navy game take a shot at Google?
Palantir is running four ads at the Army-Navy football game this weekend declaring its commitment to the troops in harms way, but is it sending another message to one of the most powerful tech firms in America as well?
-
Army to get new multi-band antennas for these terminals
The new antennas will be capable of operating on Ku, Ka and X-Band frequencies.
-
Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
-
With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
-
Germany hires Rafael and Atos to create a ‘glass battlefield’
What’s a “glass battlefield”? Well, it’s going to involve drones, vehicles, military forces and an all-encompassing network, if Germany has its way.
-
The US Air Force needs more tankers. Does the defense industry have the answer?
The Air Force is planning an industry day to find out more about whether defense companies can take over certain aerial refueling missions.
-
Congress may transfer light attack plane funds | Defense News Minute, Dec. 13, 2019
Congress may transfer light attack plane funds and Army passes a major missile hurdle.
