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How does the Army know its new anti-spoofing antennas work?
The Army has bought Orolia’s new simulation technology that will allow them to test next generation anti-jamming, anti-spoofing antennas.
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Singapore’s F-15 fighter jet training program in Idaho turns 10 years old
Due to Singapore’s small size and lack of airspace available to train, its Air Force has ongoing long-term training agreements with several nations.
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Pacific Pathways in 2020 lead to Oceania
The U.S. Army plans to expand its exercise series Pacific Pathways to reinforce the Oceania region in 2020.
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Fighting the bureaucracy: For NATO, the Defender 2020 exercise in Europe will test interoperability
For NATO, its ability to receive forces and equipment from the U.S., stage them, move them forward onto the battlefield and integrate them will be the focus throughout the exercise.
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Reforger redux? Defender 2020 to be 3rd largest exercise in Europe since Cold War
Defender 2020 is meant to test deterrence capabilities in Europe at a massive scale.
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LCS fires ship-killing missile during ex-frigate Ford’s SINKEX
The frigate reportedly absorbed a lot of firepower.
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Air Mobility Command exercise tests ability to operate in degraded combat environments
AMC’s largest exercise, which involves more than 4,000 U.S. and international service members, tests joint and total force response to current threats and potential higher-end threats in future wars.
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NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
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Virtual reality training — for pilots, maintainers and more — expands in 2020
The Air Force has had success with Pilot Training Next, which uses VR, biometrics and artificial intelligence to better teach aspiring pilots how to fly, and wants to more broadly apply virtual learning across the force.
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NRO and US Space Command test out new relationship
A recent exercise allowed the National Reconnaissance Office and US Space Command to test out a new agreement for defending the nation’s spy satellites during a conflict in space.
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How does the Army know its new anti-spoofing antennas work?
The Army has bought Orolia’s new simulation technology that will allow them to test next generation anti-jamming, anti-spoofing antennas.
-
Singapore’s F-15 fighter jet training program in Idaho turns 10 years old
Due to Singapore’s small size and lack of airspace available to train, its Air Force has ongoing long-term training agreements with several nations.
-
Pacific Pathways in 2020 lead to Oceania
The U.S. Army plans to expand its exercise series Pacific Pathways to reinforce the Oceania region in 2020.
-
Fighting the bureaucracy: For NATO, the Defender 2020 exercise in Europe will test interoperability
For NATO, its ability to receive forces and equipment from the U.S., stage them, move them forward onto the battlefield and integrate them will be the focus throughout the exercise.
-
Reforger redux? Defender 2020 to be 3rd largest exercise in Europe since Cold War
Defender 2020 is meant to test deterrence capabilities in Europe at a massive scale.
-
LCS fires ship-killing missile during ex-frigate Ford’s SINKEX
The frigate reportedly absorbed a lot of firepower.
-
Air Mobility Command exercise tests ability to operate in degraded combat environments
AMC’s largest exercise, which involves more than 4,000 U.S. and international service members, tests joint and total force response to current threats and potential higher-end threats in future wars.
-
NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
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Virtual reality training — for pilots, maintainers and more — expands in 2020
The Air Force has had success with Pilot Training Next, which uses VR, biometrics and artificial intelligence to better teach aspiring pilots how to fly, and wants to more broadly apply virtual learning across the force.
-
NRO and US Space Command test out new relationship
A recent exercise allowed the National Reconnaissance Office and US Space Command to test out a new agreement for defending the nation’s spy satellites during a conflict in space.
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How does the Army know its new anti-spoofing antennas work?
The Army has bought Orolia’s new simulation technology that will allow them to test next generation anti-jamming, anti-spoofing antennas.
-
Singapore’s F-15 fighter jet training program in Idaho turns 10 years old
Due to Singapore’s small size and lack of airspace available to train, its Air Force has ongoing long-term training agreements with several nations.
-
Pacific Pathways in 2020 lead to Oceania
The U.S. Army plans to expand its exercise series Pacific Pathways to reinforce the Oceania region in 2020.
-
Fighting the bureaucracy: For NATO, the Defender 2020 exercise in Europe will test interoperability
For NATO, its ability to receive forces and equipment from the U.S., stage them, move them forward onto the battlefield and integrate them will be the focus throughout the exercise.
-
Reforger redux? Defender 2020 to be 3rd largest exercise in Europe since Cold War
Defender 2020 is meant to test deterrence capabilities in Europe at a massive scale.
-
LCS fires ship-killing missile during ex-frigate Ford’s SINKEX
The frigate reportedly absorbed a lot of firepower.
-
Air Mobility Command exercise tests ability to operate in degraded combat environments
AMC’s largest exercise, which involves more than 4,000 U.S. and international service members, tests joint and total force response to current threats and potential higher-end threats in future wars.
-
NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
-
Virtual reality training — for pilots, maintainers and more — expands in 2020
The Air Force has had success with Pilot Training Next, which uses VR, biometrics and artificial intelligence to better teach aspiring pilots how to fly, and wants to more broadly apply virtual learning across the force.
-
NRO and US Space Command test out new relationship
A recent exercise allowed the National Reconnaissance Office and US Space Command to test out a new agreement for defending the nation’s spy satellites during a conflict in space.
