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Total cost of CH-53K is $131 million per helicopter: Here’s the breakdown
The Marine Corps plans to buy 200 of the heavy-lift helicopters, built by Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company.
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IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
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Interview: DARPA’s Scott Littlefield shares the latest on drones at sea
For the Navy, the potential of unmanned vehicles is recognized, but yet to be fully realized. Scott Littlefield, program manager for the ACTUV program at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about one vessel designed to complete missions at sea without ever having a human on board.
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Next-gen underwater drones near fielding
The workhorse of the military’s undersea drone inventory is an autonomous device 8 feet long and 12.5 inches in diameter. It’s good up to depths of about 600 meters. As mine-seekers, these machines have proven their stripes.
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DoD prepares for more advanced armed drones amid ISIS threat
The Pentagon is looking to address the threat of airborne autonomous weapons in the hands of terror groups amid the rapid growth of commercially available unmanned drones.
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Next-gen underwater drone boosts naval capabilities
“It will have the autonomy to be able to find its way to do a naval mission without reporting home constantly.”
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How Wright-Patterson Air Force Base trains for cyber defense
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
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Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
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Total cost of CH-53K is $131 million per helicopter: Here’s the breakdown
The Marine Corps plans to buy 200 of the heavy-lift helicopters, built by Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company.
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IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
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Interview: DARPA’s Scott Littlefield shares the latest on drones at sea
For the Navy, the potential of unmanned vehicles is recognized, but yet to be fully realized. Scott Littlefield, program manager for the ACTUV program at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about one vessel designed to complete missions at sea without ever having a human on board.
-
Next-gen underwater drones near fielding
The workhorse of the military’s undersea drone inventory is an autonomous device 8 feet long and 12.5 inches in diameter. It’s good up to depths of about 600 meters. As mine-seekers, these machines have proven their stripes.
-
DoD prepares for more advanced armed drones amid ISIS threat
The Pentagon is looking to address the threat of airborne autonomous weapons in the hands of terror groups amid the rapid growth of commercially available unmanned drones.
-
Next-gen underwater drone boosts naval capabilities
“It will have the autonomy to be able to find its way to do a naval mission without reporting home constantly.”
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How Wright-Patterson Air Force Base trains for cyber defense
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
-
Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
-
Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
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Total cost of CH-53K is $131 million per helicopter: Here’s the breakdown
The Marine Corps plans to buy 200 of the heavy-lift helicopters, built by Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company.
-
IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
-
Interview: DARPA’s Scott Littlefield shares the latest on drones at sea
For the Navy, the potential of unmanned vehicles is recognized, but yet to be fully realized. Scott Littlefield, program manager for the ACTUV program at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about one vessel designed to complete missions at sea without ever having a human on board.
-
Next-gen underwater drones near fielding
The workhorse of the military’s undersea drone inventory is an autonomous device 8 feet long and 12.5 inches in diameter. It’s good up to depths of about 600 meters. As mine-seekers, these machines have proven their stripes.
-
DoD prepares for more advanced armed drones amid ISIS threat
The Pentagon is looking to address the threat of airborne autonomous weapons in the hands of terror groups amid the rapid growth of commercially available unmanned drones.
-
Next-gen underwater drone boosts naval capabilities
“It will have the autonomy to be able to find its way to do a naval mission without reporting home constantly.”
-
How Wright-Patterson Air Force Base trains for cyber defense
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
-
DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
-
Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
-
Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
