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Boeing offers sneak peek of MQ-25 tanker drone
Boeing is the first MQ-25 competitor to show off a prototype of its offering.
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One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
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High-tech projects enter limelight at France’s sixth Innovation Forum
Some 70 SMEs and laboratories backed by government funding will attend the business-to-business event, with a view to winning contracts and a quickened integration into programs.
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The power of partnership, for security and deterrence [Commentary]
The power of partnership cannot be confined to the advances of the F-35. Both industry and government must not lose focus on the material and operational readiness of legacy platforms and systems.
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Squint at the CV90 and you might see an autonomous weapon
BAE’s CV90 highlights how easily a weapon with autonomous features could lead to an autonomous weapon.
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Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
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Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
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DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
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US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
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French military services will soon have the ‘active digital map of the 21st century’
A five-strong consortium has won the 10-year Sysnav contract, a key element in an information system designed to provide an active digital map for the French services.
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Boeing offers sneak peek of MQ-25 tanker drone
Boeing is the first MQ-25 competitor to show off a prototype of its offering.
-
One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
-
High-tech projects enter limelight at France’s sixth Innovation Forum
Some 70 SMEs and laboratories backed by government funding will attend the business-to-business event, with a view to winning contracts and a quickened integration into programs.
-
The power of partnership, for security and deterrence [Commentary]
The power of partnership cannot be confined to the advances of the F-35. Both industry and government must not lose focus on the material and operational readiness of legacy platforms and systems.
-
Squint at the CV90 and you might see an autonomous weapon
BAE’s CV90 highlights how easily a weapon with autonomous features could lead to an autonomous weapon.
-
Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
-
Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
-
US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
-
French military services will soon have the ‘active digital map of the 21st century’
A five-strong consortium has won the 10-year Sysnav contract, a key element in an information system designed to provide an active digital map for the French services.
-
Boeing offers sneak peek of MQ-25 tanker drone
Boeing is the first MQ-25 competitor to show off a prototype of its offering.
-
One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
-
High-tech projects enter limelight at France’s sixth Innovation Forum
Some 70 SMEs and laboratories backed by government funding will attend the business-to-business event, with a view to winning contracts and a quickened integration into programs.
-
The power of partnership, for security and deterrence [Commentary]
The power of partnership cannot be confined to the advances of the F-35. Both industry and government must not lose focus on the material and operational readiness of legacy platforms and systems.
-
Squint at the CV90 and you might see an autonomous weapon
BAE’s CV90 highlights how easily a weapon with autonomous features could lead to an autonomous weapon.
-
Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
-
Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
-
US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
-
French military services will soon have the ‘active digital map of the 21st century’
A five-strong consortium has won the 10-year Sysnav contract, a key element in an information system designed to provide an active digital map for the French services.
