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Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
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NATO helicopter program could be next battleground between US, European defense industries
Multiple allies want to add a new medium-lift, multirole helicopter to their fleets, and are launching a joint effort to develop a common set of requirements.
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South Korean shipbuilders unveil competing carrier designs
The South Korean companies unveiled their offerings at the four-day International Maritime Defense Industry Exhibition, a biennial naval defense show, which began June 9 in the southern port city of Busan.
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US Air Force completes tests of swarming munitions, but will they ever see battle?
The U.S. Air Force has wrapped up the first phase of its Golden Horde demonstration effort, putting the service one step closer to developing swarming smart weapons that behave semi-autonomously and use algorithms to seek high-priority targets.
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Dynetics unveils Enduring Shield, its solution for the US Army to counter cruise missiles
Dynetics hopes to win a contract to build prototypes of the Army’s indirect fire protection capability by the end of this fiscal year.
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New networked night vision for soldiers. Marines? You’ll have to wait
Thousands of the new networked goggles have been fielded in the Army. Marines chose a different option.
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Troops can see residual heat, around corners with new goggles| Military Times Reports
Military Times gets a look at the newest enhanced vision goggles headed for the Army, with thermal detection, directional headings and other features.
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US Navy conducts first live-fire test of hypersonic missile motor
The Navy conducted the first live-fire test of the rocket motor that will eventually propel the Navy’s and Army’s hypersonic weapons.
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Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
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Readiness woes: US Army should embrace new tech for base defense
The U.S. military should aggressively embrace emergent technologies, especially high-energy lasers, high-power microwave systems and networked sensors.
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Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
-
NATO helicopter program could be next battleground between US, European defense industries
Multiple allies want to add a new medium-lift, multirole helicopter to their fleets, and are launching a joint effort to develop a common set of requirements.
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South Korean shipbuilders unveil competing carrier designs
The South Korean companies unveiled their offerings at the four-day International Maritime Defense Industry Exhibition, a biennial naval defense show, which began June 9 in the southern port city of Busan.
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US Air Force completes tests of swarming munitions, but will they ever see battle?
The U.S. Air Force has wrapped up the first phase of its Golden Horde demonstration effort, putting the service one step closer to developing swarming smart weapons that behave semi-autonomously and use algorithms to seek high-priority targets.
-
Dynetics unveils Enduring Shield, its solution for the US Army to counter cruise missiles
Dynetics hopes to win a contract to build prototypes of the Army’s indirect fire protection capability by the end of this fiscal year.
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New networked night vision for soldiers. Marines? You’ll have to wait
Thousands of the new networked goggles have been fielded in the Army. Marines chose a different option.
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Troops can see residual heat, around corners with new goggles| Military Times Reports
Military Times gets a look at the newest enhanced vision goggles headed for the Army, with thermal detection, directional headings and other features.
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US Navy conducts first live-fire test of hypersonic missile motor
The Navy conducted the first live-fire test of the rocket motor that will eventually propel the Navy’s and Army’s hypersonic weapons.
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Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
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Readiness woes: US Army should embrace new tech for base defense
The U.S. military should aggressively embrace emergent technologies, especially high-energy lasers, high-power microwave systems and networked sensors.
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Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
-
NATO helicopter program could be next battleground between US, European defense industries
Multiple allies want to add a new medium-lift, multirole helicopter to their fleets, and are launching a joint effort to develop a common set of requirements.
-
South Korean shipbuilders unveil competing carrier designs
The South Korean companies unveiled their offerings at the four-day International Maritime Defense Industry Exhibition, a biennial naval defense show, which began June 9 in the southern port city of Busan.
-
US Air Force completes tests of swarming munitions, but will they ever see battle?
The U.S. Air Force has wrapped up the first phase of its Golden Horde demonstration effort, putting the service one step closer to developing swarming smart weapons that behave semi-autonomously and use algorithms to seek high-priority targets.
-
Dynetics unveils Enduring Shield, its solution for the US Army to counter cruise missiles
Dynetics hopes to win a contract to build prototypes of the Army’s indirect fire protection capability by the end of this fiscal year.
-
New networked night vision for soldiers. Marines? You’ll have to wait
Thousands of the new networked goggles have been fielded in the Army. Marines chose a different option.
-
Troops can see residual heat, around corners with new goggles| Military Times Reports
Military Times gets a look at the newest enhanced vision goggles headed for the Army, with thermal detection, directional headings and other features.
-
US Navy conducts first live-fire test of hypersonic missile motor
The Navy conducted the first live-fire test of the rocket motor that will eventually propel the Navy’s and Army’s hypersonic weapons.
-
Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
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Readiness woes: US Army should embrace new tech for base defense
The U.S. military should aggressively embrace emergent technologies, especially high-energy lasers, high-power microwave systems and networked sensors.
