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Payback emerges on Pentagon’s Manufacturing USA initiative
To find out how the Pentagon is driving new manufacturing techniques, you need to look outside the building and to a network of public-private partnerships located around the country.
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As China quietly invests in American tech startups, US struggles to respond
Amid concerns from U.S. lawmakers and the Pentagon that China is “weaponizing” investment in early-stage technologies, Congress is considering legislation aimed at sealing regulatory gaps.
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Here’s the technology in which DoD’s innovation hubs will be investing
Leaders from four key Pentagon innovation centers have revealed what their groups will be focusing on in the next few years.
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Bell Helicopter ‘within days’ of first ground trials for V-280 Valor tilt-rotor
The build of the Bell Helicopter V-280 Valor tiltrotor demonstrator aircraft is 100 percent complete, the company announced Wednesday, and the aircraft is about to begin ground runs in advance of a first flight.
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As the service looks to fill capabilities gaps, the US Navy eyes foreign designs
As the U.S. Navy looks to fill capability gaps in its small surface combatants, the service is taking a hard look at internationally developed weapons and systems.
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Killer robots are coming, and the US isn’t the only buyer [Commentary]
Jon Wolfsthal lays out how the Trump administration should handle the growth of AI for military applications.
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UK deadline for Type 31 frigates ‘just not going to happen’
Britain is preparing to launch a competition early next month to come up with a design for a new class of light frigates for the Royal Navy.
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Northrop’s fix for F-35 and F-22 communications problem involves Global Hawk drones
Northrop Grumman has a pitch to solve communications problems between the F-35 and F-22.
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French firm to show off hybrid tech at Medef conference
Design and evolution of vehicles for reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, logistics and combat are among the major themes in RTD’s research and development strategy.
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Israel to test new hybrid power source for tanks, armored vehicles
Israel will soon field test an advanced, rechargeable lithium-ion battery that developers claim will change the way ground forces operate.
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Payback emerges on Pentagon’s Manufacturing USA initiative
To find out how the Pentagon is driving new manufacturing techniques, you need to look outside the building and to a network of public-private partnerships located around the country.
-
As China quietly invests in American tech startups, US struggles to respond
Amid concerns from U.S. lawmakers and the Pentagon that China is “weaponizing” investment in early-stage technologies, Congress is considering legislation aimed at sealing regulatory gaps.
-
Here’s the technology in which DoD’s innovation hubs will be investing
Leaders from four key Pentagon innovation centers have revealed what their groups will be focusing on in the next few years.
-
Bell Helicopter ‘within days’ of first ground trials for V-280 Valor tilt-rotor
The build of the Bell Helicopter V-280 Valor tiltrotor demonstrator aircraft is 100 percent complete, the company announced Wednesday, and the aircraft is about to begin ground runs in advance of a first flight.
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As the service looks to fill capabilities gaps, the US Navy eyes foreign designs
As the U.S. Navy looks to fill capability gaps in its small surface combatants, the service is taking a hard look at internationally developed weapons and systems.
-
Killer robots are coming, and the US isn’t the only buyer [Commentary]
Jon Wolfsthal lays out how the Trump administration should handle the growth of AI for military applications.
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UK deadline for Type 31 frigates ‘just not going to happen’
Britain is preparing to launch a competition early next month to come up with a design for a new class of light frigates for the Royal Navy.
-
Northrop’s fix for F-35 and F-22 communications problem involves Global Hawk drones
Northrop Grumman has a pitch to solve communications problems between the F-35 and F-22.
-
French firm to show off hybrid tech at Medef conference
Design and evolution of vehicles for reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, logistics and combat are among the major themes in RTD’s research and development strategy.
-
Israel to test new hybrid power source for tanks, armored vehicles
Israel will soon field test an advanced, rechargeable lithium-ion battery that developers claim will change the way ground forces operate.
-
Payback emerges on Pentagon’s Manufacturing USA initiative
To find out how the Pentagon is driving new manufacturing techniques, you need to look outside the building and to a network of public-private partnerships located around the country.
-
As China quietly invests in American tech startups, US struggles to respond
Amid concerns from U.S. lawmakers and the Pentagon that China is “weaponizing” investment in early-stage technologies, Congress is considering legislation aimed at sealing regulatory gaps.
-
Here’s the technology in which DoD’s innovation hubs will be investing
Leaders from four key Pentagon innovation centers have revealed what their groups will be focusing on in the next few years.
-
Bell Helicopter ‘within days’ of first ground trials for V-280 Valor tilt-rotor
The build of the Bell Helicopter V-280 Valor tiltrotor demonstrator aircraft is 100 percent complete, the company announced Wednesday, and the aircraft is about to begin ground runs in advance of a first flight.
-
As the service looks to fill capabilities gaps, the US Navy eyes foreign designs
As the U.S. Navy looks to fill capability gaps in its small surface combatants, the service is taking a hard look at internationally developed weapons and systems.
-
Killer robots are coming, and the US isn’t the only buyer [Commentary]
Jon Wolfsthal lays out how the Trump administration should handle the growth of AI for military applications.
-
UK deadline for Type 31 frigates ‘just not going to happen’
Britain is preparing to launch a competition early next month to come up with a design for a new class of light frigates for the Royal Navy.
-
Northrop’s fix for F-35 and F-22 communications problem involves Global Hawk drones
Northrop Grumman has a pitch to solve communications problems between the F-35 and F-22.
-
French firm to show off hybrid tech at Medef conference
Design and evolution of vehicles for reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, logistics and combat are among the major themes in RTD’s research and development strategy.
-
Israel to test new hybrid power source for tanks, armored vehicles
Israel will soon field test an advanced, rechargeable lithium-ion battery that developers claim will change the way ground forces operate.




