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The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
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X-ray bombs: When conventional explosives just won’t do
How does one destroy biological and chemical weapons without damaging the structures that contain them? Very carefully.
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South Korea unveils first images of KF-X design with European missiles
South Korea originally preferred fitting the KF-X aircraft with U.S. weapons systems, but the U.S. government has yet to approve the export license of the missiles.
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The international impact of Israel’s underground Iron Dome
The tunnel-detection systems Israel has been pioneering with U.S. support has wider implications than just battling Hamas.
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New batteries from DoD agency boosts performance, safety for military weapons systems
Some key military weapons systems are being updated with new power sources.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
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France, Germany kick off race for ‘quantum leaps’ in aircraft and tank tech
A new pact binds Berlin and Paris in Europe’s race toward next-generation weapons fit for the European defense vision.
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Eurosatory: This navigation system by Safran doesn’t need GPS
The Geonyx INS range is a navigation tool designed to allow operators to find their position and aim weapons.
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New rocket launcher causes no damage when fired from inside a room
When a shoulder-fired rocket is shot from inside an enclosure, typically there’s not much of a chance the wall or anything behind it will go undamaged as the result of the backblast.
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The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
-
X-ray bombs: When conventional explosives just won’t do
How does one destroy biological and chemical weapons without damaging the structures that contain them? Very carefully.
-
South Korea unveils first images of KF-X design with European missiles
South Korea originally preferred fitting the KF-X aircraft with U.S. weapons systems, but the U.S. government has yet to approve the export license of the missiles.
-
The international impact of Israel’s underground Iron Dome
The tunnel-detection systems Israel has been pioneering with U.S. support has wider implications than just battling Hamas.
-
New batteries from DoD agency boosts performance, safety for military weapons systems
Some key military weapons systems are being updated with new power sources.
-
Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
-
France, Germany kick off race for ‘quantum leaps’ in aircraft and tank tech
A new pact binds Berlin and Paris in Europe’s race toward next-generation weapons fit for the European defense vision.
-
Eurosatory: This navigation system by Safran doesn’t need GPS
The Geonyx INS range is a navigation tool designed to allow operators to find their position and aim weapons.
-
New rocket launcher causes no damage when fired from inside a room
When a shoulder-fired rocket is shot from inside an enclosure, typically there’s not much of a chance the wall or anything behind it will go undamaged as the result of the backblast.
-
The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
-
X-ray bombs: When conventional explosives just won’t do
How does one destroy biological and chemical weapons without damaging the structures that contain them? Very carefully.
-
South Korea unveils first images of KF-X design with European missiles
South Korea originally preferred fitting the KF-X aircraft with U.S. weapons systems, but the U.S. government has yet to approve the export license of the missiles.
-
The international impact of Israel’s underground Iron Dome
The tunnel-detection systems Israel has been pioneering with U.S. support has wider implications than just battling Hamas.
-
New batteries from DoD agency boosts performance, safety for military weapons systems
Some key military weapons systems are being updated with new power sources.
-
Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
-
US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
-
France, Germany kick off race for ‘quantum leaps’ in aircraft and tank tech
A new pact binds Berlin and Paris in Europe’s race toward next-generation weapons fit for the European defense vision.
-
Eurosatory: This navigation system by Safran doesn’t need GPS
The Geonyx INS range is a navigation tool designed to allow operators to find their position and aim weapons.
-
New rocket launcher causes no damage when fired from inside a room
When a shoulder-fired rocket is shot from inside an enclosure, typically there’s not much of a chance the wall or anything behind it will go undamaged as the result of the backblast.
