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Leidos wins $7.9 billion US Army information technology contract
The Department of Defense received three bids for the Common Hardware Systems 6th Generation contract, records show.
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US charges Russian man with smuggling microelectronics amid Ukraine war
“We are laser-focused on rooting out the procurement networks fueling the Russian war machine,” said Matthew Axelrod, an export enforcement official.
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Israeli companies showcase drones that take off, land vertically
IAI developed the Rotem Alpha loitering munition, capable of hovering, taking off and landing vertically.
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Elbit sells SkyStriker loitering munition to mystery European customer
SkyStriker is an autonomous loitering munition that can locate, acquire and engage operator-designated targets.
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How to ensure the defense-industrial base and supply chain resiliency
Here are several recommendations for actionable policies that could contribute to the long-term health and resiliency of the industrial base.
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Paramount expands Indian manufacturing hub for armored vehicles
The South African company, now headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, wants to make 4×4 and 6×6 infantry combat vehicles in the Asian country.
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US Army’s Dark Eagle hypersonic weapon fielding delayed to year’s end
“We’re finding problems,” Assistant Secretary of the Army Doug Bush said. “It’s actually good we’re finding these.”
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US Army taps CACI-owned company for jamming kit that troops can carry
The manpack variant is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the service.
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Directed energy weapons making jump from sci-fi to real world
The U.S. Army, Air Force and Navy are all, right now, attempting to fold directed-energy systems into offensive and defensive capabilities.
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SAIC hires former Air Force CIO Knausenberger for tech innovation role
SAIC brought in $3.7 billion in defense-related revenue in 2022, according to Defense News “Top 100” analysis.
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Leidos wins $7.9 billion US Army information technology contract
The Department of Defense received three bids for the Common Hardware Systems 6th Generation contract, records show.
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US charges Russian man with smuggling microelectronics amid Ukraine war
“We are laser-focused on rooting out the procurement networks fueling the Russian war machine,” said Matthew Axelrod, an export enforcement official.
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Israeli companies showcase drones that take off, land vertically
IAI developed the Rotem Alpha loitering munition, capable of hovering, taking off and landing vertically.
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Elbit sells SkyStriker loitering munition to mystery European customer
SkyStriker is an autonomous loitering munition that can locate, acquire and engage operator-designated targets.
-
How to ensure the defense-industrial base and supply chain resiliency
Here are several recommendations for actionable policies that could contribute to the long-term health and resiliency of the industrial base.
-
Paramount expands Indian manufacturing hub for armored vehicles
The South African company, now headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, wants to make 4×4 and 6×6 infantry combat vehicles in the Asian country.
-
US Army’s Dark Eagle hypersonic weapon fielding delayed to year’s end
“We’re finding problems,” Assistant Secretary of the Army Doug Bush said. “It’s actually good we’re finding these.”
-
US Army taps CACI-owned company for jamming kit that troops can carry
The manpack variant is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the service.
-
Directed energy weapons making jump from sci-fi to real world
The U.S. Army, Air Force and Navy are all, right now, attempting to fold directed-energy systems into offensive and defensive capabilities.
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SAIC hires former Air Force CIO Knausenberger for tech innovation role
SAIC brought in $3.7 billion in defense-related revenue in 2022, according to Defense News “Top 100” analysis.
-
Leidos wins $7.9 billion US Army information technology contract
The Department of Defense received three bids for the Common Hardware Systems 6th Generation contract, records show.
-
US charges Russian man with smuggling microelectronics amid Ukraine war
“We are laser-focused on rooting out the procurement networks fueling the Russian war machine,” said Matthew Axelrod, an export enforcement official.
-
Israeli companies showcase drones that take off, land vertically
IAI developed the Rotem Alpha loitering munition, capable of hovering, taking off and landing vertically.
-
Elbit sells SkyStriker loitering munition to mystery European customer
SkyStriker is an autonomous loitering munition that can locate, acquire and engage operator-designated targets.
-
How to ensure the defense-industrial base and supply chain resiliency
Here are several recommendations for actionable policies that could contribute to the long-term health and resiliency of the industrial base.
-
Paramount expands Indian manufacturing hub for armored vehicles
The South African company, now headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, wants to make 4×4 and 6×6 infantry combat vehicles in the Asian country.
-
US Army’s Dark Eagle hypersonic weapon fielding delayed to year’s end
“We’re finding problems,” Assistant Secretary of the Army Doug Bush said. “It’s actually good we’re finding these.”
-
US Army taps CACI-owned company for jamming kit that troops can carry
The manpack variant is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the service.
-
Directed energy weapons making jump from sci-fi to real world
The U.S. Army, Air Force and Navy are all, right now, attempting to fold directed-energy systems into offensive and defensive capabilities.
-
SAIC hires former Air Force CIO Knausenberger for tech innovation role
SAIC brought in $3.7 billion in defense-related revenue in 2022, according to Defense News “Top 100” analysis.
