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OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
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Ukraine rocket maker denies leaking know-how to North Korea
The head of Ukraine’s top rocket-making company on Tuesday rejected claims that its technologies might have been shipped to North Korea, helping the pariah nation achieve a quantum leap in its missile program.
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Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
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DIUx reports surge in pilot program funding
The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit-Experimental (DIUx) awarded $71 million in funding for 37 pilot programs over the last year, and the group expects to transition its first demonstrator program to higher-rate production.
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DIUx, SCO given special hiring and contracting authorities
Two of the Pentagon’s innovation offices have been granted special authorities to help speed the hiring of staff and awarding of contracts in a move that could allow the groups to flow commercial technology into the department quicker.
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Stealth technology gap narrows, but US Air Force’s experience could give it an edge
Russia and China are developing stealth fighters, but the U.S. Air Force still has the operational experience needed to keep it ahead, retired service officials said.
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US Navy uses EMALS, AAG to launch Super Hornet
A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier has successfully landed and launched a Super Hornet using advanced arresting gear and an electromagnetic launch system.
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Airbus tests jet-propelled drone
The flight marked the successful completion of the first test phase, according to the company.
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Textron, Sierra Nevada prep for OA-X experiment at US Air Force base
Participants in the Air Force’s light-attack aircraft experiment are revving up training activities ahead of the beginning of the exercise next month at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
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Clearing the air: F-35s to get upgrade for oxygen generating system over hypoxia concerns
In response to reports of hypoxia-like symptoms experienced by F-35A pilots at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, the program office intends to make changes to the onboard oxygen generating system to optimize the flow of oxygen to those flying the jet.
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OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Ukraine rocket maker denies leaking know-how to North Korea
The head of Ukraine’s top rocket-making company on Tuesday rejected claims that its technologies might have been shipped to North Korea, helping the pariah nation achieve a quantum leap in its missile program.
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Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
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DIUx reports surge in pilot program funding
The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit-Experimental (DIUx) awarded $71 million in funding for 37 pilot programs over the last year, and the group expects to transition its first demonstrator program to higher-rate production.
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DIUx, SCO given special hiring and contracting authorities
Two of the Pentagon’s innovation offices have been granted special authorities to help speed the hiring of staff and awarding of contracts in a move that could allow the groups to flow commercial technology into the department quicker.
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Stealth technology gap narrows, but US Air Force’s experience could give it an edge
Russia and China are developing stealth fighters, but the U.S. Air Force still has the operational experience needed to keep it ahead, retired service officials said.
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US Navy uses EMALS, AAG to launch Super Hornet
A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier has successfully landed and launched a Super Hornet using advanced arresting gear and an electromagnetic launch system.
-
Airbus tests jet-propelled drone
The flight marked the successful completion of the first test phase, according to the company.
-
Textron, Sierra Nevada prep for OA-X experiment at US Air Force base
Participants in the Air Force’s light-attack aircraft experiment are revving up training activities ahead of the beginning of the exercise next month at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
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Clearing the air: F-35s to get upgrade for oxygen generating system over hypoxia concerns
In response to reports of hypoxia-like symptoms experienced by F-35A pilots at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, the program office intends to make changes to the onboard oxygen generating system to optimize the flow of oxygen to those flying the jet.
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OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Ukraine rocket maker denies leaking know-how to North Korea
The head of Ukraine’s top rocket-making company on Tuesday rejected claims that its technologies might have been shipped to North Korea, helping the pariah nation achieve a quantum leap in its missile program.
-
Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
-
DIUx reports surge in pilot program funding
The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit-Experimental (DIUx) awarded $71 million in funding for 37 pilot programs over the last year, and the group expects to transition its first demonstrator program to higher-rate production.
-
DIUx, SCO given special hiring and contracting authorities
Two of the Pentagon’s innovation offices have been granted special authorities to help speed the hiring of staff and awarding of contracts in a move that could allow the groups to flow commercial technology into the department quicker.
-
Stealth technology gap narrows, but US Air Force’s experience could give it an edge
Russia and China are developing stealth fighters, but the U.S. Air Force still has the operational experience needed to keep it ahead, retired service officials said.
-
US Navy uses EMALS, AAG to launch Super Hornet
A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier has successfully landed and launched a Super Hornet using advanced arresting gear and an electromagnetic launch system.
-
Airbus tests jet-propelled drone
The flight marked the successful completion of the first test phase, according to the company.
-
Textron, Sierra Nevada prep for OA-X experiment at US Air Force base
Participants in the Air Force’s light-attack aircraft experiment are revving up training activities ahead of the beginning of the exercise next month at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
-
Clearing the air: F-35s to get upgrade for oxygen generating system over hypoxia concerns
In response to reports of hypoxia-like symptoms experienced by F-35A pilots at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, the program office intends to make changes to the onboard oxygen generating system to optimize the flow of oxygen to those flying the jet.
