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DoD To Reassess Tech Accreditation Process
The Defense Department is taking a hard look at the traditionally long and thorough processes in place to certify and accredit new commercial tools and services, and officials are looking to industry to play a major role to potentially reform the way
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Recapitalizing Joint STARS: Small is Beautiful
Rapidly replacing the aging 707s with a fuel-efficient and low-maintenance aircraft promises huge dividends in operating costs over the life of the JSTARS.
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Border security based on data mining
A small consulting firm is working on a data mining system to help border security officers gauge travelers’ risk factors.
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Sen. Ben Cardin: Decision May Come Soon on F-15 Sale to Qatar
According to the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, a decision on Qatar’s purchase of 73 F-15 Silent Eagles may come soon.
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Top Appropriator Draws A Line on DoD Spending
Though Republican senators have been vague about the prospect, Senate Appropriations Vice-chair Barbara Mikulski, D-Md.
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SpaceX Lands Falcon 9 Rocket on Drone Ship
WASHINGTON — SpaceX successfully landed a first-stage Falcon 9 rocket on a barge in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday, a historic achievement for the space launch industry.
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Carter: THAAD in Korea ‘Going to Happen’
The placement of THAAD systems on the Korean Peninsula is going to happen, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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Draft Encryption Bill Puts Rule of Law Above Privacy Concerns
A discussion draft leaked online of the first legislation to tackle the heated encryption debate that has pit law enforcement agencies seeking access against privacy and consumer advocates lobbying to maintain strong security.
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Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
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Pentagon Team in India for Fighter Coproduction Talks
The Pentagon has a team in India evaluating the potential for coproduction on fighter aircraft, SecDef Carter said.
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DoD To Reassess Tech Accreditation Process
The Defense Department is taking a hard look at the traditionally long and thorough processes in place to certify and accredit new commercial tools and services, and officials are looking to industry to play a major role to potentially reform the way
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Recapitalizing Joint STARS: Small is Beautiful
Rapidly replacing the aging 707s with a fuel-efficient and low-maintenance aircraft promises huge dividends in operating costs over the life of the JSTARS.
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Border security based on data mining
A small consulting firm is working on a data mining system to help border security officers gauge travelers’ risk factors.
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Sen. Ben Cardin: Decision May Come Soon on F-15 Sale to Qatar
According to the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, a decision on Qatar’s purchase of 73 F-15 Silent Eagles may come soon.
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Top Appropriator Draws A Line on DoD Spending
Though Republican senators have been vague about the prospect, Senate Appropriations Vice-chair Barbara Mikulski, D-Md.
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SpaceX Lands Falcon 9 Rocket on Drone Ship
WASHINGTON — SpaceX successfully landed a first-stage Falcon 9 rocket on a barge in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday, a historic achievement for the space launch industry.
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Carter: THAAD in Korea ‘Going to Happen’
The placement of THAAD systems on the Korean Peninsula is going to happen, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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Draft Encryption Bill Puts Rule of Law Above Privacy Concerns
A discussion draft leaked online of the first legislation to tackle the heated encryption debate that has pit law enforcement agencies seeking access against privacy and consumer advocates lobbying to maintain strong security.
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Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
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Pentagon Team in India for Fighter Coproduction Talks
The Pentagon has a team in India evaluating the potential for coproduction on fighter aircraft, SecDef Carter said.
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DoD To Reassess Tech Accreditation Process
The Defense Department is taking a hard look at the traditionally long and thorough processes in place to certify and accredit new commercial tools and services, and officials are looking to industry to play a major role to potentially reform the way
-
Recapitalizing Joint STARS: Small is Beautiful
Rapidly replacing the aging 707s with a fuel-efficient and low-maintenance aircraft promises huge dividends in operating costs over the life of the JSTARS.
-
Border security based on data mining
A small consulting firm is working on a data mining system to help border security officers gauge travelers’ risk factors.
-
Sen. Ben Cardin: Decision May Come Soon on F-15 Sale to Qatar
According to the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, a decision on Qatar’s purchase of 73 F-15 Silent Eagles may come soon.
-
Top Appropriator Draws A Line on DoD Spending
Though Republican senators have been vague about the prospect, Senate Appropriations Vice-chair Barbara Mikulski, D-Md.
-
SpaceX Lands Falcon 9 Rocket on Drone Ship
WASHINGTON — SpaceX successfully landed a first-stage Falcon 9 rocket on a barge in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday, a historic achievement for the space launch industry.
-
Carter: THAAD in Korea ‘Going to Happen’
The placement of THAAD systems on the Korean Peninsula is going to happen, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
-
Draft Encryption Bill Puts Rule of Law Above Privacy Concerns
A discussion draft leaked online of the first legislation to tackle the heated encryption debate that has pit law enforcement agencies seeking access against privacy and consumer advocates lobbying to maintain strong security.
-
Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
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Pentagon Team in India for Fighter Coproduction Talks
The Pentagon has a team in India evaluating the potential for coproduction on fighter aircraft, SecDef Carter said.
