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US Air Force sees 5G as one of many connectors on future battlefields
The Defense Department and its contractors are tinkering with 5G as demand explodes for more and more-protected lines of communication.
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Industry readies for key US Army Bradley replacement decision
The five teams who competed in the previous phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle are evolving to be ready for what’s next in 2023.
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Air Force, Space Force priorities largely supported in funding bill
The Air Force is set to receive more than $216 billion in the fiscal 2023 federal spending bill released Monday.
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Legal battle over Army vehicle highlights contracting barriers
A court battle amid an Army vehicle competition is highlighting the hurdles and struggles non-traditional companies face trying to break into the industry.
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White House announces Patriots for Ukraine amid Zelenskyy visit
The announcement came after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy landed in Washington for a meeting with President Joe Biden and an address to Congress.
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Romania spends $410 million on Israeli-British Watchkeeper drones
The purchase is the latest example of eastern European nations seeking to get their defense industries involved in maintaining Western systems.
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Germany’s Puma panzer hangs in the balance after report of mass outage
Initial results of a damage investigation into problems at a recent field exercise are expected in the last week of the year.
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Geospatial-intelligence agency to expand capacity amid ‘data deluge’
The added resiliency and higher bandwidth will allow the agency to share intelligence more quickly, particularly in disconnected regions.
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Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
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Congress forgoes $2 billion Taiwan security grants in favor of loans
Taiwan loses out on a behind-the-scenes Capitol Hill clash that ended with the omnibus using loans instead of grants to fund U.S. military aid.
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US Air Force sees 5G as one of many connectors on future battlefields
The Defense Department and its contractors are tinkering with 5G as demand explodes for more and more-protected lines of communication.
-
Industry readies for key US Army Bradley replacement decision
The five teams who competed in the previous phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle are evolving to be ready for what’s next in 2023.
-
Air Force, Space Force priorities largely supported in funding bill
The Air Force is set to receive more than $216 billion in the fiscal 2023 federal spending bill released Monday.
-
Legal battle over Army vehicle highlights contracting barriers
A court battle amid an Army vehicle competition is highlighting the hurdles and struggles non-traditional companies face trying to break into the industry.
-
White House announces Patriots for Ukraine amid Zelenskyy visit
The announcement came after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy landed in Washington for a meeting with President Joe Biden and an address to Congress.
-
Romania spends $410 million on Israeli-British Watchkeeper drones
The purchase is the latest example of eastern European nations seeking to get their defense industries involved in maintaining Western systems.
-
Germany’s Puma panzer hangs in the balance after report of mass outage
Initial results of a damage investigation into problems at a recent field exercise are expected in the last week of the year.
-
Geospatial-intelligence agency to expand capacity amid ‘data deluge’
The added resiliency and higher bandwidth will allow the agency to share intelligence more quickly, particularly in disconnected regions.
-
Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
-
Congress forgoes $2 billion Taiwan security grants in favor of loans
Taiwan loses out on a behind-the-scenes Capitol Hill clash that ended with the omnibus using loans instead of grants to fund U.S. military aid.
-
US Air Force sees 5G as one of many connectors on future battlefields
The Defense Department and its contractors are tinkering with 5G as demand explodes for more and more-protected lines of communication.
-
Industry readies for key US Army Bradley replacement decision
The five teams who competed in the previous phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle are evolving to be ready for what’s next in 2023.
-
Air Force, Space Force priorities largely supported in funding bill
The Air Force is set to receive more than $216 billion in the fiscal 2023 federal spending bill released Monday.
-
Legal battle over Army vehicle highlights contracting barriers
A court battle amid an Army vehicle competition is highlighting the hurdles and struggles non-traditional companies face trying to break into the industry.
-
White House announces Patriots for Ukraine amid Zelenskyy visit
The announcement came after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy landed in Washington for a meeting with President Joe Biden and an address to Congress.
-
Romania spends $410 million on Israeli-British Watchkeeper drones
The purchase is the latest example of eastern European nations seeking to get their defense industries involved in maintaining Western systems.
-
Germany’s Puma panzer hangs in the balance after report of mass outage
Initial results of a damage investigation into problems at a recent field exercise are expected in the last week of the year.
-
Geospatial-intelligence agency to expand capacity amid ‘data deluge’
The added resiliency and higher bandwidth will allow the agency to share intelligence more quickly, particularly in disconnected regions.
-
Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
-
Congress forgoes $2 billion Taiwan security grants in favor of loans
Taiwan loses out on a behind-the-scenes Capitol Hill clash that ended with the omnibus using loans instead of grants to fund U.S. military aid.
