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‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
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New $2.5B contract awarded to manage nuclear weapons lab
Overseeing a top nuclear weapons laboratory that has had security and safety problems will be the responsibility of a new management team that includes two universities and a research firm with offices around the world, the U.S. government announced Friday.
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Budget battle brews as Trump threatens another shutdown
President Donald Trump has warned Congress that he will never sign another foot-tall, $1 trillion-plus government-wide spending bill like the one he did in March. His message to lawmakers in both parties: Get your act together before the next budget lands on my desk.
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US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
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Thales kicks off production on supersonic missile-tracking sensor
Production has begun for the Sea Fire digital radar, a naval sensor designed to track new weapons.
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New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
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US builds drone base in Niger, crossroads of extremism fight
On the scorching edge of the Sahara Desert, the U.S. Air Force is building a base for armed drones, the newest front in America’s battle against the growing extremist threat in Africa’s vast Sahel region.
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Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
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Here’s who will lead General Dynamics’ mega IT shop
The combined team of General Dynamics and CSRA leadership will have significant influence over the federal IT market.
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Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
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‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
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New $2.5B contract awarded to manage nuclear weapons lab
Overseeing a top nuclear weapons laboratory that has had security and safety problems will be the responsibility of a new management team that includes two universities and a research firm with offices around the world, the U.S. government announced Friday.
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Budget battle brews as Trump threatens another shutdown
President Donald Trump has warned Congress that he will never sign another foot-tall, $1 trillion-plus government-wide spending bill like the one he did in March. His message to lawmakers in both parties: Get your act together before the next budget lands on my desk.
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US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
-
Thales kicks off production on supersonic missile-tracking sensor
Production has begun for the Sea Fire digital radar, a naval sensor designed to track new weapons.
-
New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
-
US builds drone base in Niger, crossroads of extremism fight
On the scorching edge of the Sahara Desert, the U.S. Air Force is building a base for armed drones, the newest front in America’s battle against the growing extremist threat in Africa’s vast Sahel region.
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Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
-
Here’s who will lead General Dynamics’ mega IT shop
The combined team of General Dynamics and CSRA leadership will have significant influence over the federal IT market.
-
Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
-
‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
-
New $2.5B contract awarded to manage nuclear weapons lab
Overseeing a top nuclear weapons laboratory that has had security and safety problems will be the responsibility of a new management team that includes two universities and a research firm with offices around the world, the U.S. government announced Friday.
-
Budget battle brews as Trump threatens another shutdown
President Donald Trump has warned Congress that he will never sign another foot-tall, $1 trillion-plus government-wide spending bill like the one he did in March. His message to lawmakers in both parties: Get your act together before the next budget lands on my desk.
-
US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
-
Thales kicks off production on supersonic missile-tracking sensor
Production has begun for the Sea Fire digital radar, a naval sensor designed to track new weapons.
-
New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
-
US builds drone base in Niger, crossroads of extremism fight
On the scorching edge of the Sahara Desert, the U.S. Air Force is building a base for armed drones, the newest front in America’s battle against the growing extremist threat in Africa’s vast Sahel region.
-
Advanced Gun System was holding back the Navy’s new stealth destroyer
Development issues with the Navy’s Advanced Gun System, destined to be one of the main armaments of DDG-1000, prompted the Navy to change Zumwalt into a ship killer, the Navy’s top requirements officers said.
-
Here’s who will lead General Dynamics’ mega IT shop
The combined team of General Dynamics and CSRA leadership will have significant influence over the federal IT market.
-
Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
