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Anduril unveils software to manage hordes of drones
U.S. Air Force officials foresee battles dominated by man-unmanned teaming and the Navy, likewise, envisions a future fleet teeming with uncrewed vessels.
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Generative AI providing fuel for hackers, DISA Director Skinner says
Generative AI is “one of the most disruptive” technological developments in a “very long, long time,” DISA’s Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said.
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US Air Force shifting hundreds of computer apps to the cloud
The U.S. Air Force launched Cloud One years ago and has sought industry input on its successor, Cloud One Next, or C1N.
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Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
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US Army to tailor long-range jammer for Europe, Indo-Pacific theaters
TLS-EAB might not be well-suited for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles in the Indo-Pacific. But in Europe, the trucks might be the best option.
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Testing of electronic warfare package for Army’s AMPV expected in 2024
The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will replace the Vietnam War-era M113, hundreds of which have been committed to Ukraine to help battle back Russia.
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US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
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How 101st Airborne soldiers are using EagleWerx makerspace to innovate
Tucked into a nondescript building along Screaming Eagle Boulevard, EagleWerx is a handyman’s paradise.
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Barker to head US Army electronic warfare office, succeeding Kitz
PEO IEW&S helps develop, test and field a range of military equipment, including jammers, navigation packages, missile warning systems and biometric tools.
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Bipartisan bill would ‘arm Taiwan to the teeth’ with US cyber tech
China considers Taiwan a renegade province and has vowed to retake it by force, if necessary.
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Anduril unveils software to manage hordes of drones
U.S. Air Force officials foresee battles dominated by man-unmanned teaming and the Navy, likewise, envisions a future fleet teeming with uncrewed vessels.
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Generative AI providing fuel for hackers, DISA Director Skinner says
Generative AI is “one of the most disruptive” technological developments in a “very long, long time,” DISA’s Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said.
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US Air Force shifting hundreds of computer apps to the cloud
The U.S. Air Force launched Cloud One years ago and has sought industry input on its successor, Cloud One Next, or C1N.
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Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
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US Army to tailor long-range jammer for Europe, Indo-Pacific theaters
TLS-EAB might not be well-suited for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles in the Indo-Pacific. But in Europe, the trucks might be the best option.
-
Testing of electronic warfare package for Army’s AMPV expected in 2024
The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will replace the Vietnam War-era M113, hundreds of which have been committed to Ukraine to help battle back Russia.
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US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
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How 101st Airborne soldiers are using EagleWerx makerspace to innovate
Tucked into a nondescript building along Screaming Eagle Boulevard, EagleWerx is a handyman’s paradise.
-
Barker to head US Army electronic warfare office, succeeding Kitz
PEO IEW&S helps develop, test and field a range of military equipment, including jammers, navigation packages, missile warning systems and biometric tools.
-
Bipartisan bill would ‘arm Taiwan to the teeth’ with US cyber tech
China considers Taiwan a renegade province and has vowed to retake it by force, if necessary.
-
Anduril unveils software to manage hordes of drones
U.S. Air Force officials foresee battles dominated by man-unmanned teaming and the Navy, likewise, envisions a future fleet teeming with uncrewed vessels.
-
Generative AI providing fuel for hackers, DISA Director Skinner says
Generative AI is “one of the most disruptive” technological developments in a “very long, long time,” DISA’s Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said.
-
US Air Force shifting hundreds of computer apps to the cloud
The U.S. Air Force launched Cloud One years ago and has sought industry input on its successor, Cloud One Next, or C1N.
-
Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
-
US Army to tailor long-range jammer for Europe, Indo-Pacific theaters
TLS-EAB might not be well-suited for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles in the Indo-Pacific. But in Europe, the trucks might be the best option.
-
Testing of electronic warfare package for Army’s AMPV expected in 2024
The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will replace the Vietnam War-era M113, hundreds of which have been committed to Ukraine to help battle back Russia.
-
US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
-
How 101st Airborne soldiers are using EagleWerx makerspace to innovate
Tucked into a nondescript building along Screaming Eagle Boulevard, EagleWerx is a handyman’s paradise.
-
Barker to head US Army electronic warfare office, succeeding Kitz
PEO IEW&S helps develop, test and field a range of military equipment, including jammers, navigation packages, missile warning systems and biometric tools.
-
Bipartisan bill would ‘arm Taiwan to the teeth’ with US cyber tech
China considers Taiwan a renegade province and has vowed to retake it by force, if necessary.
