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Russian drones can jam cellphones 60 miles away
Expect to see more robots conducting electronic warfare in the future.
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To understand autonomous weapons, think about electronic warfare
When remote piloting becomes difficult or impossible, autonomy will still let uncrewed vehicles operate.
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GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
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Putin says Russia perfected weapons based on Syria campaign
Russian President Vladimir Putin says that the military’s combat experience gained in Syria has helped develop new weapons systems.
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Nuclear weapons budget gets boost in US spending bill
Congress could, in the coming days, finalize a nuclear weapons budget that adds millions of dollars.
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SAIC subsumes Engility in $2.5B deal
The latest in a series of major defense mergers creates a market giant.
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Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
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Russian firm may sell a drone resembling the US Predator to a Mideast customer
China has dominated the combat UAV market in the Middle East. Now it appears Russia is making its own moves in the region.
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Why America’s former spy chief is worried about Trump’s security clearance policy
President Trump threatening to remove security clearances of critics sets a bad precedent, former NSA and CIA chief Michael Hayden said in a one-on-one interview.
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Defense News Minute July 20, 2018
The cost of buying American weapons could be dropping as the Pentagon looks to reduce the transportation fee to get the gear around the world.
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Russian drones can jam cellphones 60 miles away
Expect to see more robots conducting electronic warfare in the future.
-
To understand autonomous weapons, think about electronic warfare
When remote piloting becomes difficult or impossible, autonomy will still let uncrewed vehicles operate.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
-
Putin says Russia perfected weapons based on Syria campaign
Russian President Vladimir Putin says that the military’s combat experience gained in Syria has helped develop new weapons systems.
-
Nuclear weapons budget gets boost in US spending bill
Congress could, in the coming days, finalize a nuclear weapons budget that adds millions of dollars.
-
SAIC subsumes Engility in $2.5B deal
The latest in a series of major defense mergers creates a market giant.
-
Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
-
Russian firm may sell a drone resembling the US Predator to a Mideast customer
China has dominated the combat UAV market in the Middle East. Now it appears Russia is making its own moves in the region.
-
Why America’s former spy chief is worried about Trump’s security clearance policy
President Trump threatening to remove security clearances of critics sets a bad precedent, former NSA and CIA chief Michael Hayden said in a one-on-one interview.
-
Defense News Minute July 20, 2018
The cost of buying American weapons could be dropping as the Pentagon looks to reduce the transportation fee to get the gear around the world.
-
Russian drones can jam cellphones 60 miles away
Expect to see more robots conducting electronic warfare in the future.
-
To understand autonomous weapons, think about electronic warfare
When remote piloting becomes difficult or impossible, autonomy will still let uncrewed vehicles operate.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
-
Putin says Russia perfected weapons based on Syria campaign
Russian President Vladimir Putin says that the military’s combat experience gained in Syria has helped develop new weapons systems.
-
Nuclear weapons budget gets boost in US spending bill
Congress could, in the coming days, finalize a nuclear weapons budget that adds millions of dollars.
-
SAIC subsumes Engility in $2.5B deal
The latest in a series of major defense mergers creates a market giant.
-
Fully autonomous ‘mobile intelligent entities’ coming to the battlefields of the future
Artificial intelligence and autonomy often conjure images of killer robots for the general public and even some in government. But development underway by the Army Research Laboratory toward “mobile intelligent entities” is actually far more practical, said Chief Scientist Alexander Kott.
-
Russian firm may sell a drone resembling the US Predator to a Mideast customer
China has dominated the combat UAV market in the Middle East. Now it appears Russia is making its own moves in the region.
-
Why America’s former spy chief is worried about Trump’s security clearance policy
President Trump threatening to remove security clearances of critics sets a bad precedent, former NSA and CIA chief Michael Hayden said in a one-on-one interview.
-
Defense News Minute July 20, 2018
The cost of buying American weapons could be dropping as the Pentagon looks to reduce the transportation fee to get the gear around the world.
