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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
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What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
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Hypersonics ‘highest technical priority’ for Pentagon R&D head
With Russia and China investing heavily in hypersonic weaponry, the Pentagon needs to prioritize its development plan, a top department official says.
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Fighting in a city? These 7 pieces of gear could help make soldiers, Marines more effective
From vehicles to weapons and communications gear, here are a few items that could make troops more effective.
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Unmanned tech ambitions shape Turkey’s future military
Turkey’s government and military leaders look determined to boost a multitude of unmanned vehicle programs in hopes these indigenous systems will serve as the backbone of future operations.
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As Putin touts hypersonic weapons, America prepares its own arsenal. Will it be in time?
Russia claims it has a hypersonic weapon. Has the U.S. fallen behind the hypersonic race, and if so, what can be done?
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Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’
Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google’s parent company wants to reassure you ― for now.
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AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
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The Bundeswehr, famously bureaucratic, wants to charm technology startups
Germany’s tech companies could see new business with the military, as Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen seeks to funnel more funding toward cyber technologies under plans to grow the country’s defense budget.
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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
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What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
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Hypersonics ‘highest technical priority’ for Pentagon R&D head
With Russia and China investing heavily in hypersonic weaponry, the Pentagon needs to prioritize its development plan, a top department official says.
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Fighting in a city? These 7 pieces of gear could help make soldiers, Marines more effective
From vehicles to weapons and communications gear, here are a few items that could make troops more effective.
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Unmanned tech ambitions shape Turkey’s future military
Turkey’s government and military leaders look determined to boost a multitude of unmanned vehicle programs in hopes these indigenous systems will serve as the backbone of future operations.
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As Putin touts hypersonic weapons, America prepares its own arsenal. Will it be in time?
Russia claims it has a hypersonic weapon. Has the U.S. fallen behind the hypersonic race, and if so, what can be done?
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Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’
Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google’s parent company wants to reassure you ― for now.
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AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
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The Bundeswehr, famously bureaucratic, wants to charm technology startups
Germany’s tech companies could see new business with the military, as Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen seeks to funnel more funding toward cyber technologies under plans to grow the country’s defense budget.
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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
-
What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
-
Hypersonics ‘highest technical priority’ for Pentagon R&D head
With Russia and China investing heavily in hypersonic weaponry, the Pentagon needs to prioritize its development plan, a top department official says.
-
Fighting in a city? These 7 pieces of gear could help make soldiers, Marines more effective
From vehicles to weapons and communications gear, here are a few items that could make troops more effective.
-
Unmanned tech ambitions shape Turkey’s future military
Turkey’s government and military leaders look determined to boost a multitude of unmanned vehicle programs in hopes these indigenous systems will serve as the backbone of future operations.
-
As Putin touts hypersonic weapons, America prepares its own arsenal. Will it be in time?
Russia claims it has a hypersonic weapon. Has the U.S. fallen behind the hypersonic race, and if so, what can be done?
-
Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’
Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google’s parent company wants to reassure you ― for now.
-
AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
-
The Bundeswehr, famously bureaucratic, wants to charm technology startups
Germany’s tech companies could see new business with the military, as Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen seeks to funnel more funding toward cyber technologies under plans to grow the country’s defense budget.
