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This is what the Space Force will use to jam enemy satellites
Little is known about the Space Force’s first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.
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How past investments positioned DARPA to take on coronavirus
Research investments have accelerated a coronavirus vaccine and, potentially, a new test.
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The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
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The Pentagon wants to see new ground station prototypes
The Pentagon is asking industry to help build ground stations it needs for multidomain operations and for sending targeting data to military networks used to fire weapons.
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The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
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Small tech companies got a combined $1B at US Air Force’s virtual version of South by Southwest
But unlike SXSW, neither Janelle Monae nor Chris Evans were slated to attend.
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Japan unveils its hypersonic weapons plans
The government also provided more details regarding warhead payloads, with different warheads planned for both seaborne and land targets.
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Lawmakers criticize Pentagon’s funding plan for science and tech; official also talks ‘Star Trek’
Last year, Congress increased science and technology funding by $2 billion. Will it act again?
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Could a commercial drone replace the MQ-9 Reaper? The Air Force is considering it.
The hope is that a new commercial unmanned system could be less expensive to sustain and require less manpower to operate.
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Boeing’s future attack recon helicopter has no name but 3 rotor systems
Boeing is the last competitor in the U.S. Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft competition to reveal its design. Here’s a look at what it’s offering.
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This is what the Space Force will use to jam enemy satellites
Little is known about the Space Force’s first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.
-
How past investments positioned DARPA to take on coronavirus
Research investments have accelerated a coronavirus vaccine and, potentially, a new test.
-
The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
-
The Pentagon wants to see new ground station prototypes
The Pentagon is asking industry to help build ground stations it needs for multidomain operations and for sending targeting data to military networks used to fire weapons.
-
The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
-
Small tech companies got a combined $1B at US Air Force’s virtual version of South by Southwest
But unlike SXSW, neither Janelle Monae nor Chris Evans were slated to attend.
-
Japan unveils its hypersonic weapons plans
The government also provided more details regarding warhead payloads, with different warheads planned for both seaborne and land targets.
-
Lawmakers criticize Pentagon’s funding plan for science and tech; official also talks ‘Star Trek’
Last year, Congress increased science and technology funding by $2 billion. Will it act again?
-
Could a commercial drone replace the MQ-9 Reaper? The Air Force is considering it.
The hope is that a new commercial unmanned system could be less expensive to sustain and require less manpower to operate.
-
Boeing’s future attack recon helicopter has no name but 3 rotor systems
Boeing is the last competitor in the U.S. Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft competition to reveal its design. Here’s a look at what it’s offering.
-
This is what the Space Force will use to jam enemy satellites
Little is known about the Space Force’s first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.
-
How past investments positioned DARPA to take on coronavirus
Research investments have accelerated a coronavirus vaccine and, potentially, a new test.
-
The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
-
The Pentagon wants to see new ground station prototypes
The Pentagon is asking industry to help build ground stations it needs for multidomain operations and for sending targeting data to military networks used to fire weapons.
-
The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
-
Small tech companies got a combined $1B at US Air Force’s virtual version of South by Southwest
But unlike SXSW, neither Janelle Monae nor Chris Evans were slated to attend.
-
Japan unveils its hypersonic weapons plans
The government also provided more details regarding warhead payloads, with different warheads planned for both seaborne and land targets.
-
Lawmakers criticize Pentagon’s funding plan for science and tech; official also talks ‘Star Trek’
Last year, Congress increased science and technology funding by $2 billion. Will it act again?
-
Could a commercial drone replace the MQ-9 Reaper? The Air Force is considering it.
The hope is that a new commercial unmanned system could be less expensive to sustain and require less manpower to operate.
-
Boeing’s future attack recon helicopter has no name but 3 rotor systems
Boeing is the last competitor in the U.S. Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft competition to reveal its design. Here’s a look at what it’s offering.
