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Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
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Air Force Scrambles to Defeat Islamic State’s Flying Bomb Drones
The US military needs to quickly develop affordable methods to counter small unmanned drones used by Islamic State terrorists to move explosives into an area, the Air Force’s top civilian urged Monday.
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Army orders Harris vehicle radios
Harris Corp. has won a $10 million Army contract for vehicle radios.
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Marines want new technologies to take enemy beaches
Modern weapons can destroy ships and landing craft many miles from shore, forcing the Marine Corps to turn to new technologies to ensure Marines can land in force on enemy coasts.
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Israeli Firm Revives Old Concept With Advanced Robotics
Maneuvering decoys aim to defend against anti-tank threats.
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Force-Multiplying Tech Empowering Soldiers — But More Needed
One of the core challenges for the Army is that it has fought a much different war in the last 15 years than the current threat landscape prescribes.
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Army Sees Promise in Robotics, A2/AD Technology in Future
The Army is working through where it should next focus its science and technology investment and sees robotics and capabilities that could help it operate in a more contested environment as promising focus areas, according to Maj. Gen. William Hix, the G-3/5/7 director of strategy, plans and policy.
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Air Force Grounds Four JSTARS Over Maintenance Concerns
It is unclear how long the four impacted jets will be down.
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Strategic Capabilities Office Focused on Autonomy for USAF, Marines
The semi-secretive office is developing autonomous programs for both services.
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Carter: $65 Million in DIUx Contracts in Pipeline
The Secretary made that announcement at the opening of the DIUx Austin office.
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Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
-
Air Force Scrambles to Defeat Islamic State’s Flying Bomb Drones
The US military needs to quickly develop affordable methods to counter small unmanned drones used by Islamic State terrorists to move explosives into an area, the Air Force’s top civilian urged Monday.
-
Army orders Harris vehicle radios
Harris Corp. has won a $10 million Army contract for vehicle radios.
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Marines want new technologies to take enemy beaches
Modern weapons can destroy ships and landing craft many miles from shore, forcing the Marine Corps to turn to new technologies to ensure Marines can land in force on enemy coasts.
-
Israeli Firm Revives Old Concept With Advanced Robotics
Maneuvering decoys aim to defend against anti-tank threats.
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Force-Multiplying Tech Empowering Soldiers — But More Needed
One of the core challenges for the Army is that it has fought a much different war in the last 15 years than the current threat landscape prescribes.
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Army Sees Promise in Robotics, A2/AD Technology in Future
The Army is working through where it should next focus its science and technology investment and sees robotics and capabilities that could help it operate in a more contested environment as promising focus areas, according to Maj. Gen. William Hix, the G-3/5/7 director of strategy, plans and policy.
-
Air Force Grounds Four JSTARS Over Maintenance Concerns
It is unclear how long the four impacted jets will be down.
-
Strategic Capabilities Office Focused on Autonomy for USAF, Marines
The semi-secretive office is developing autonomous programs for both services.
-
Carter: $65 Million in DIUx Contracts in Pipeline
The Secretary made that announcement at the opening of the DIUx Austin office.
-
Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
-
Air Force Scrambles to Defeat Islamic State’s Flying Bomb Drones
The US military needs to quickly develop affordable methods to counter small unmanned drones used by Islamic State terrorists to move explosives into an area, the Air Force’s top civilian urged Monday.
-
Army orders Harris vehicle radios
Harris Corp. has won a $10 million Army contract for vehicle radios.
-
Marines want new technologies to take enemy beaches
Modern weapons can destroy ships and landing craft many miles from shore, forcing the Marine Corps to turn to new technologies to ensure Marines can land in force on enemy coasts.
-
Israeli Firm Revives Old Concept With Advanced Robotics
Maneuvering decoys aim to defend against anti-tank threats.
-
Force-Multiplying Tech Empowering Soldiers — But More Needed
One of the core challenges for the Army is that it has fought a much different war in the last 15 years than the current threat landscape prescribes.
-
Army Sees Promise in Robotics, A2/AD Technology in Future
The Army is working through where it should next focus its science and technology investment and sees robotics and capabilities that could help it operate in a more contested environment as promising focus areas, according to Maj. Gen. William Hix, the G-3/5/7 director of strategy, plans and policy.
-
Air Force Grounds Four JSTARS Over Maintenance Concerns
It is unclear how long the four impacted jets will be down.
-
Strategic Capabilities Office Focused on Autonomy for USAF, Marines
The semi-secretive office is developing autonomous programs for both services.
-
Carter: $65 Million in DIUx Contracts in Pipeline
The Secretary made that announcement at the opening of the DIUx Austin office.
