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Cubic acquires wireless infrastructure company — sixth firm in 3 years
Deltenna, a wireless infrastructure company, will provide expertise in the design and delivery of radio and antenna communication solutions.
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Court dismisses Orbital ATK suit against DARPA
A Virginia court has dismissed Orbital ATK’s complaint against a government robotic satellite-servicing program on Thursday, according to a court memo.
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Fallon to announce defensive upgrades for Typhoon fighters
British Typhoon fighters are to get a significantly improved defensive aids suite in a deal expected to be announced Thursday by Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.
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US Army missile defense system destroys target in test
The Army’s missile defense system capable of taking out targets in the last phase of flight intercepted a threat target in a test, according to the system’s manufacturer.
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Frigate competition wide open: Navy specs reveal major design shift
Labeling the ship the FFG(X), the ship will be expected to keep up with the full carrier strike group and operate independently in high-end threat environments.
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Life support: The Navy’s struggle to define an LCS bare minimum
The littoral combat ship is caught between the Navy’s shifting requirements, politics and the realities of a strained and shrinking industrial base.
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GAO: DoD should learn from industry leaders’ innovation
GAO studied portfolio management from Amazon, Dow Chemical, Honeywell, General Motors, IBM, Qualcomm, Siemens AG, and Valvoline, recognizing that innovation leaders have shifted towards the commercial.
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Israel to enter era of closed-hatch combat, see-through tanks
The Israeli defense establishment is evaluating Iron Vision and a second alternative, which uses the same sensor-fused, externally placed cameras, but instead of displaying images directly into the helmet, a situational picture is presented on screens inside the tank.
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India, Israel upgrade relations during historic visit, but make no defense deal
The leaders did not sign a specific defense pact; however, there was a reaffirmation to focus on the joint development of defense products, including transfer of technology from Israel, with special emphasis on the Make in India initiative.
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Layers of bureaucracy block Army from technological advancement, say experts
Excess bureaucracy is holding the U.S. Army back from efficiency and technological development, experts and defense leaders said at an Association of the U.S. Army forum.
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Cubic acquires wireless infrastructure company — sixth firm in 3 years
Deltenna, a wireless infrastructure company, will provide expertise in the design and delivery of radio and antenna communication solutions.
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Court dismisses Orbital ATK suit against DARPA
A Virginia court has dismissed Orbital ATK’s complaint against a government robotic satellite-servicing program on Thursday, according to a court memo.
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Fallon to announce defensive upgrades for Typhoon fighters
British Typhoon fighters are to get a significantly improved defensive aids suite in a deal expected to be announced Thursday by Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.
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US Army missile defense system destroys target in test
The Army’s missile defense system capable of taking out targets in the last phase of flight intercepted a threat target in a test, according to the system’s manufacturer.
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Frigate competition wide open: Navy specs reveal major design shift
Labeling the ship the FFG(X), the ship will be expected to keep up with the full carrier strike group and operate independently in high-end threat environments.
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Life support: The Navy’s struggle to define an LCS bare minimum
The littoral combat ship is caught between the Navy’s shifting requirements, politics and the realities of a strained and shrinking industrial base.
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GAO: DoD should learn from industry leaders’ innovation
GAO studied portfolio management from Amazon, Dow Chemical, Honeywell, General Motors, IBM, Qualcomm, Siemens AG, and Valvoline, recognizing that innovation leaders have shifted towards the commercial.
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Israel to enter era of closed-hatch combat, see-through tanks
The Israeli defense establishment is evaluating Iron Vision and a second alternative, which uses the same sensor-fused, externally placed cameras, but instead of displaying images directly into the helmet, a situational picture is presented on screens inside the tank.
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India, Israel upgrade relations during historic visit, but make no defense deal
The leaders did not sign a specific defense pact; however, there was a reaffirmation to focus on the joint development of defense products, including transfer of technology from Israel, with special emphasis on the Make in India initiative.
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Layers of bureaucracy block Army from technological advancement, say experts
Excess bureaucracy is holding the U.S. Army back from efficiency and technological development, experts and defense leaders said at an Association of the U.S. Army forum.
-
Cubic acquires wireless infrastructure company — sixth firm in 3 years
Deltenna, a wireless infrastructure company, will provide expertise in the design and delivery of radio and antenna communication solutions.
-
Court dismisses Orbital ATK suit against DARPA
A Virginia court has dismissed Orbital ATK’s complaint against a government robotic satellite-servicing program on Thursday, according to a court memo.
-
Fallon to announce defensive upgrades for Typhoon fighters
British Typhoon fighters are to get a significantly improved defensive aids suite in a deal expected to be announced Thursday by Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.
-
US Army missile defense system destroys target in test
The Army’s missile defense system capable of taking out targets in the last phase of flight intercepted a threat target in a test, according to the system’s manufacturer.
-
Frigate competition wide open: Navy specs reveal major design shift
Labeling the ship the FFG(X), the ship will be expected to keep up with the full carrier strike group and operate independently in high-end threat environments.
-
Life support: The Navy’s struggle to define an LCS bare minimum
The littoral combat ship is caught between the Navy’s shifting requirements, politics and the realities of a strained and shrinking industrial base.
-
GAO: DoD should learn from industry leaders’ innovation
GAO studied portfolio management from Amazon, Dow Chemical, Honeywell, General Motors, IBM, Qualcomm, Siemens AG, and Valvoline, recognizing that innovation leaders have shifted towards the commercial.
-
Israel to enter era of closed-hatch combat, see-through tanks
The Israeli defense establishment is evaluating Iron Vision and a second alternative, which uses the same sensor-fused, externally placed cameras, but instead of displaying images directly into the helmet, a situational picture is presented on screens inside the tank.
-
India, Israel upgrade relations during historic visit, but make no defense deal
The leaders did not sign a specific defense pact; however, there was a reaffirmation to focus on the joint development of defense products, including transfer of technology from Israel, with special emphasis on the Make in India initiative.
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Layers of bureaucracy block Army from technological advancement, say experts
Excess bureaucracy is holding the U.S. Army back from efficiency and technological development, experts and defense leaders said at an Association of the U.S. Army forum.
