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How the Army could unlock the secret to coalition comms
The Army is test-driving new network concepts for battlefield communications.
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Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
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US-Jordan exercise tests response to chemical, biological threats
An annual drill involving U.S. and Jordanian military forces this year has included a number of first-time training exercises, most notably a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear exercise.
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This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
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Half the B-2 fleet was flying above Minneapolis, and here’s why
Why did half the B-2 nuclear bomber fleet gather above an American city?
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African Land Forces Summit bolsters partnerships in fight against transregional threats
A summit involving military leaders from the U.S. and African nations provides opportunities for them to meet and form informal friendships that can be critical to regional relationships.
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Air Force looks to ramp up space training, info sharing with allies
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson says some of the service’s space training will be opened up for allies and partner nations.
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China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
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Russia tests new intercontinental ballistic missile
Russia says the launch of an ICBM from Plesetsk in northwestern Russia tested performance in the initial stage of flight.
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How the Army could unlock the secret to coalition comms
The Army is test-driving new network concepts for battlefield communications.
-
Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
-
US-Jordan exercise tests response to chemical, biological threats
An annual drill involving U.S. and Jordanian military forces this year has included a number of first-time training exercises, most notably a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear exercise.
-
This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
Half the B-2 fleet was flying above Minneapolis, and here’s why
Why did half the B-2 nuclear bomber fleet gather above an American city?
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African Land Forces Summit bolsters partnerships in fight against transregional threats
A summit involving military leaders from the U.S. and African nations provides opportunities for them to meet and form informal friendships that can be critical to regional relationships.
-
Air Force looks to ramp up space training, info sharing with allies
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson says some of the service’s space training will be opened up for allies and partner nations.
-
China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
-
Russia tests new intercontinental ballistic missile
Russia says the launch of an ICBM from Plesetsk in northwestern Russia tested performance in the initial stage of flight.
-
How the Army could unlock the secret to coalition comms
The Army is test-driving new network concepts for battlefield communications.
-
Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
-
US-Jordan exercise tests response to chemical, biological threats
An annual drill involving U.S. and Jordanian military forces this year has included a number of first-time training exercises, most notably a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear exercise.
-
This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
-
US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
Half the B-2 fleet was flying above Minneapolis, and here’s why
Why did half the B-2 nuclear bomber fleet gather above an American city?
-
African Land Forces Summit bolsters partnerships in fight against transregional threats
A summit involving military leaders from the U.S. and African nations provides opportunities for them to meet and form informal friendships that can be critical to regional relationships.
-
Air Force looks to ramp up space training, info sharing with allies
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson says some of the service’s space training will be opened up for allies and partner nations.
-
China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
-
Russia tests new intercontinental ballistic missile
Russia says the launch of an ICBM from Plesetsk in northwestern Russia tested performance in the initial stage of flight.
