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US Army’s tactical network must overcome several challenges, says Pentagon weapons tester
Some elements of the Army’s modernized network were not operationally effective, DOT&E said in its annual report.
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New 5G challenge to incentivize open architecture solutions
The challenge will focus on open network concepts that could be integrated into future DoD 5G testbeds.
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DoD is pausing civilian COVID vaccine mandate after court ruling
Defense Department civilians will not be fired or required an exemption from COVID-19 vaccination while the lawsuit plays out.
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Defense Innovation Unit highlights 2021 technology transition efforts
The Defense Innovation Unit transitioned eight projects from commercial vendors to military users last year, according to its annual report.
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Pentagon reveals info on $200M military aid to Ukraine, including more Javelins
President Joe Biden authorized a $200 million package of additional military assistance for Ukraine in recent weeks, the Pentagon confirmed.
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US approves $2.2 billion sale of C-130J aircraft to Egypt
The State Department has also OK’d the possible $355 million sale of air defense radar systems to the key Middle East ally.
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Welcome to Thunderdome: Pentagon awards zero trust architecture prototype
DISA awarded a nearly $7 million contract to Booz Allen Hamilton to develop a prototype for its Thunderdome zero trust architecture.
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US Special Operations Command picks Anduril to lead counter-drone integration work in $1B deal
Anduril will provide counter-drone services to U.S. Special Operations Command for the next decade.
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Department of Defense labs face $5 billion infrastructure shortfall
The Pentagon’s innovation steering group will brief Congress this month on the details of the funding gap.
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North Korean hypersonic threat is an alarming wake-up call for how we innovate
The linear development model of old just doesn’t work anymore.
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US Army’s tactical network must overcome several challenges, says Pentagon weapons tester
Some elements of the Army’s modernized network were not operationally effective, DOT&E said in its annual report.
-
New 5G challenge to incentivize open architecture solutions
The challenge will focus on open network concepts that could be integrated into future DoD 5G testbeds.
-
DoD is pausing civilian COVID vaccine mandate after court ruling
Defense Department civilians will not be fired or required an exemption from COVID-19 vaccination while the lawsuit plays out.
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Defense Innovation Unit highlights 2021 technology transition efforts
The Defense Innovation Unit transitioned eight projects from commercial vendors to military users last year, according to its annual report.
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Pentagon reveals info on $200M military aid to Ukraine, including more Javelins
President Joe Biden authorized a $200 million package of additional military assistance for Ukraine in recent weeks, the Pentagon confirmed.
-
US approves $2.2 billion sale of C-130J aircraft to Egypt
The State Department has also OK’d the possible $355 million sale of air defense radar systems to the key Middle East ally.
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Welcome to Thunderdome: Pentagon awards zero trust architecture prototype
DISA awarded a nearly $7 million contract to Booz Allen Hamilton to develop a prototype for its Thunderdome zero trust architecture.
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US Special Operations Command picks Anduril to lead counter-drone integration work in $1B deal
Anduril will provide counter-drone services to U.S. Special Operations Command for the next decade.
-
Department of Defense labs face $5 billion infrastructure shortfall
The Pentagon’s innovation steering group will brief Congress this month on the details of the funding gap.
-
North Korean hypersonic threat is an alarming wake-up call for how we innovate
The linear development model of old just doesn’t work anymore.
-
US Army’s tactical network must overcome several challenges, says Pentagon weapons tester
Some elements of the Army’s modernized network were not operationally effective, DOT&E said in its annual report.
-
New 5G challenge to incentivize open architecture solutions
The challenge will focus on open network concepts that could be integrated into future DoD 5G testbeds.
-
DoD is pausing civilian COVID vaccine mandate after court ruling
Defense Department civilians will not be fired or required an exemption from COVID-19 vaccination while the lawsuit plays out.
-
Defense Innovation Unit highlights 2021 technology transition efforts
The Defense Innovation Unit transitioned eight projects from commercial vendors to military users last year, according to its annual report.
-
Pentagon reveals info on $200M military aid to Ukraine, including more Javelins
President Joe Biden authorized a $200 million package of additional military assistance for Ukraine in recent weeks, the Pentagon confirmed.
-
US approves $2.2 billion sale of C-130J aircraft to Egypt
The State Department has also OK’d the possible $355 million sale of air defense radar systems to the key Middle East ally.
-
Welcome to Thunderdome: Pentagon awards zero trust architecture prototype
DISA awarded a nearly $7 million contract to Booz Allen Hamilton to develop a prototype for its Thunderdome zero trust architecture.
-
US Special Operations Command picks Anduril to lead counter-drone integration work in $1B deal
Anduril will provide counter-drone services to U.S. Special Operations Command for the next decade.
-
Department of Defense labs face $5 billion infrastructure shortfall
The Pentagon’s innovation steering group will brief Congress this month on the details of the funding gap.
-
North Korean hypersonic threat is an alarming wake-up call for how we innovate
The linear development model of old just doesn’t work anymore.
