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Inside the ‘Monster Garage,’ AFSOC’s Secret Training Weapon
The Air Force gets creative at Kirtland AFB.
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In Israel, Race to Safeguard Borders From Multi-Dimensional Threats
In a country surrounded by instability and strife, Israel is a veritable test lab for anti-infiltration technologies and operational concepts.
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New ‘Mixed Reality’ System Blends Real and Virtual Worlds
Rockwell Collins’ newest “mixed reality” system, Coalescence, incorporates elements from the real and virtual worlds into one simulation.
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Unique Chamber Saves US Military in Repair Cycle Costs
A one-of-a-kind chamber at Tobyhanna Army Depot is saving the military thousands of dollars and time when repairing and testing counter-mortar radars.
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Marines Rake Revolutionary 3-D Printing to the Field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
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What is the U.S. intelligence picture in Libya?
Despite ongoing operations in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State group, the U.S. is also aiding forces in Libya to thwart militant advances in Africa. What is the intelligence apparatus they are using?
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New Zealand Seeking Improved Naval Communications Capabilities
New Zealand’s Ministry of Defence issued a request for information for potential options to restore and increase communication capabilities.
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Air Force’s Next Fighter Jet a Program to Watch in 2017
2017 could be a decisive year for the Air Force’s future fighter jet, as the service begins multiple efforts that will help determine the requirements of its so-called Penetrating Counter Air capability.
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Blame the Ionosphere for GPS Blackouts
European Space Agency scientists have discovered the reason why low-orbit GPS satellites experience periodic navigational blackouts while flying over the equator between Africa and South America.
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Air Force Seeking Out ‘Ender’s Game’ Technology to Enable Drone Swarms
In the classic sci-fi book Ender’s Game, the title character manages thousands of aircraft with a swipe of his hand. That’s the kind of command-and-control capability the Air Force wants to guide future drone swarms.
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Inside the ‘Monster Garage,’ AFSOC’s Secret Training Weapon
The Air Force gets creative at Kirtland AFB.
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In Israel, Race to Safeguard Borders From Multi-Dimensional Threats
In a country surrounded by instability and strife, Israel is a veritable test lab for anti-infiltration technologies and operational concepts.
-
New ‘Mixed Reality’ System Blends Real and Virtual Worlds
Rockwell Collins’ newest “mixed reality” system, Coalescence, incorporates elements from the real and virtual worlds into one simulation.
-
Unique Chamber Saves US Military in Repair Cycle Costs
A one-of-a-kind chamber at Tobyhanna Army Depot is saving the military thousands of dollars and time when repairing and testing counter-mortar radars.
-
Marines Rake Revolutionary 3-D Printing to the Field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
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What is the U.S. intelligence picture in Libya?
Despite ongoing operations in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State group, the U.S. is also aiding forces in Libya to thwart militant advances in Africa. What is the intelligence apparatus they are using?
-
New Zealand Seeking Improved Naval Communications Capabilities
New Zealand’s Ministry of Defence issued a request for information for potential options to restore and increase communication capabilities.
-
Air Force’s Next Fighter Jet a Program to Watch in 2017
2017 could be a decisive year for the Air Force’s future fighter jet, as the service begins multiple efforts that will help determine the requirements of its so-called Penetrating Counter Air capability.
-
Blame the Ionosphere for GPS Blackouts
European Space Agency scientists have discovered the reason why low-orbit GPS satellites experience periodic navigational blackouts while flying over the equator between Africa and South America.
-
Air Force Seeking Out ‘Ender’s Game’ Technology to Enable Drone Swarms
In the classic sci-fi book Ender’s Game, the title character manages thousands of aircraft with a swipe of his hand. That’s the kind of command-and-control capability the Air Force wants to guide future drone swarms.
-
Inside the ‘Monster Garage,’ AFSOC’s Secret Training Weapon
The Air Force gets creative at Kirtland AFB.
-
In Israel, Race to Safeguard Borders From Multi-Dimensional Threats
In a country surrounded by instability and strife, Israel is a veritable test lab for anti-infiltration technologies and operational concepts.
-
New ‘Mixed Reality’ System Blends Real and Virtual Worlds
Rockwell Collins’ newest “mixed reality” system, Coalescence, incorporates elements from the real and virtual worlds into one simulation.
-
Unique Chamber Saves US Military in Repair Cycle Costs
A one-of-a-kind chamber at Tobyhanna Army Depot is saving the military thousands of dollars and time when repairing and testing counter-mortar radars.
-
Marines Rake Revolutionary 3-D Printing to the Field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
-
What is the U.S. intelligence picture in Libya?
Despite ongoing operations in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State group, the U.S. is also aiding forces in Libya to thwart militant advances in Africa. What is the intelligence apparatus they are using?
-
New Zealand Seeking Improved Naval Communications Capabilities
New Zealand’s Ministry of Defence issued a request for information for potential options to restore and increase communication capabilities.
-
Air Force’s Next Fighter Jet a Program to Watch in 2017
2017 could be a decisive year for the Air Force’s future fighter jet, as the service begins multiple efforts that will help determine the requirements of its so-called Penetrating Counter Air capability.
-
Blame the Ionosphere for GPS Blackouts
European Space Agency scientists have discovered the reason why low-orbit GPS satellites experience periodic navigational blackouts while flying over the equator between Africa and South America.
-
Air Force Seeking Out ‘Ender’s Game’ Technology to Enable Drone Swarms
In the classic sci-fi book Ender’s Game, the title character manages thousands of aircraft with a swipe of his hand. That’s the kind of command-and-control capability the Air Force wants to guide future drone swarms.
