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Air Force official: Next-gen GPS program ‘not out of the woods’
The ground control segment of the US Air Force’s next-generation GPS system is heading toward a key milestone.
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CYBERCOM elevation at heart of budget increase
Cyber Command has asked for a 16 percent budget increase to fund initiatives such as the elevation to a unified combatant command.
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CYBERCOM elevation at heart of budget increase
Cyber Command has asked for a 16 percent budget increase to fund initiatives such as the elevation to a unified combatant command.
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New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
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The SEALs want their divers going deeper and wirelessly networked
Navy Special Warfare Command wants SEALs to be wirelessly networked and communicating clearly and ever-deeper depths, and get that information to operators over the horizon and on the beach.
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When fighting outside in 50 degrees below zero, the enemy is moisture
When sweat hits arctic temperature, it freezes. Where that happens in your clothes makes the difference in cold weather warfare.
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Army wants to mount counter-UAV radar on drones
The goal is to create small man-portable UAVs that troops can use on the spot to detect and track hostile drones.
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‘Any time, any place’: The aircraft of US Air Force Special Operations
While many may think of fighter jets when they hear about U.S. Air Force Special Operations, the reality is that the force’s special ops fleet consists of everything but.
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US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
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A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
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Air Force official: Next-gen GPS program ‘not out of the woods’
The ground control segment of the US Air Force’s next-generation GPS system is heading toward a key milestone.
-
CYBERCOM elevation at heart of budget increase
Cyber Command has asked for a 16 percent budget increase to fund initiatives such as the elevation to a unified combatant command.
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CYBERCOM elevation at heart of budget increase
Cyber Command has asked for a 16 percent budget increase to fund initiatives such as the elevation to a unified combatant command.
-
New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
The SEALs want their divers going deeper and wirelessly networked
Navy Special Warfare Command wants SEALs to be wirelessly networked and communicating clearly and ever-deeper depths, and get that information to operators over the horizon and on the beach.
-
When fighting outside in 50 degrees below zero, the enemy is moisture
When sweat hits arctic temperature, it freezes. Where that happens in your clothes makes the difference in cold weather warfare.
-
Army wants to mount counter-UAV radar on drones
The goal is to create small man-portable UAVs that troops can use on the spot to detect and track hostile drones.
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‘Any time, any place’: The aircraft of US Air Force Special Operations
While many may think of fighter jets when they hear about U.S. Air Force Special Operations, the reality is that the force’s special ops fleet consists of everything but.
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US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
-
A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
-
Air Force official: Next-gen GPS program ‘not out of the woods’
The ground control segment of the US Air Force’s next-generation GPS system is heading toward a key milestone.
-
CYBERCOM elevation at heart of budget increase
Cyber Command has asked for a 16 percent budget increase to fund initiatives such as the elevation to a unified combatant command.
-
CYBERCOM elevation at heart of budget increase
Cyber Command has asked for a 16 percent budget increase to fund initiatives such as the elevation to a unified combatant command.
-
New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
The SEALs want their divers going deeper and wirelessly networked
Navy Special Warfare Command wants SEALs to be wirelessly networked and communicating clearly and ever-deeper depths, and get that information to operators over the horizon and on the beach.
-
When fighting outside in 50 degrees below zero, the enemy is moisture
When sweat hits arctic temperature, it freezes. Where that happens in your clothes makes the difference in cold weather warfare.
-
Army wants to mount counter-UAV radar on drones
The goal is to create small man-portable UAVs that troops can use on the spot to detect and track hostile drones.
-
‘Any time, any place’: The aircraft of US Air Force Special Operations
While many may think of fighter jets when they hear about U.S. Air Force Special Operations, the reality is that the force’s special ops fleet consists of everything but.
-
US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
-
A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
