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UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
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Ukraine tests cruise missile — can it hit Moscow?
Locally developed, the Ukrainian subsonic anti-ship cruise missile Neptun reportedly has a maximum range between 280 and 300 kilometers.
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Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
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US Army pursues alternatives for a Stryker-based active protection system
Selected companies will come forward this year to demonstrate additional active protection system options for U.S. Army combat vehicles.
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US Navy supercarrier John C. Stennis is headed for a complex overhaul
The U.S. Navy just took the first step toward getting Stennis into its yearslong overhaul and refueling.
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Defense and Silicon Valley: Don’t let Google’s folly set the tone
We could bemoan Google’s narrow vision or wrestle with cultural questions forever, but we are interested in pragmatic solutions for the rest of the innovation ecosystem.
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Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
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3 reasons why the time is now for directed energy
While directed-energy weapons are not the answer to all of our challenges, they will become essential to countering real and urgent threats from our adversaries across all domains.
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Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
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Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
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UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
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Ukraine tests cruise missile — can it hit Moscow?
Locally developed, the Ukrainian subsonic anti-ship cruise missile Neptun reportedly has a maximum range between 280 and 300 kilometers.
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Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
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US Army pursues alternatives for a Stryker-based active protection system
Selected companies will come forward this year to demonstrate additional active protection system options for U.S. Army combat vehicles.
-
US Navy supercarrier John C. Stennis is headed for a complex overhaul
The U.S. Navy just took the first step toward getting Stennis into its yearslong overhaul and refueling.
-
Defense and Silicon Valley: Don’t let Google’s folly set the tone
We could bemoan Google’s narrow vision or wrestle with cultural questions forever, but we are interested in pragmatic solutions for the rest of the innovation ecosystem.
-
Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
-
3 reasons why the time is now for directed energy
While directed-energy weapons are not the answer to all of our challenges, they will become essential to countering real and urgent threats from our adversaries across all domains.
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Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
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Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
-
UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
-
Ukraine tests cruise missile — can it hit Moscow?
Locally developed, the Ukrainian subsonic anti-ship cruise missile Neptun reportedly has a maximum range between 280 and 300 kilometers.
-
Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
-
US Army pursues alternatives for a Stryker-based active protection system
Selected companies will come forward this year to demonstrate additional active protection system options for U.S. Army combat vehicles.
-
US Navy supercarrier John C. Stennis is headed for a complex overhaul
The U.S. Navy just took the first step toward getting Stennis into its yearslong overhaul and refueling.
-
Defense and Silicon Valley: Don’t let Google’s folly set the tone
We could bemoan Google’s narrow vision or wrestle with cultural questions forever, but we are interested in pragmatic solutions for the rest of the innovation ecosystem.
-
Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
-
3 reasons why the time is now for directed energy
While directed-energy weapons are not the answer to all of our challenges, they will become essential to countering real and urgent threats from our adversaries across all domains.
-
Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
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Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
