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Designs for next-gen missile defense interceptors pass key review ahead of schedule
A Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team and a Lockheed Martin-Aerojet Rocketdyne team pass through the systems requirements review gauntlet.
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Congress drops Army mandate to buy more ‘Iron Dome’ defenses against cruise missiles
The Army is off the hook to buy two more Iron Dome air defense batteries, leaving the service to focus on an enduring Indirect Fires Protection Capability that will be able to combat drones, cruise missiles and rockets, artillery and mortars.
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Congress wants Hawaiian missile defense radar up and running by end of 2028
The FY22 National Defense Authorization Act support a homeland missile defense radar in Hawaii and the establishment of a robust missile defense architecture in Guam.
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General Atomics unveils new unmanned aircraft named for harsh American desert
Named for a harsh desert in the American southwest, General Atomics’ newest unmanned aircraft is designed for greater endurance, greater payload and can take off and land using short, undeveloped strips of land.
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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
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Raytheon CTO says merged company is finding new ways to work together
Here’s how Raytheon’s chief technology officer is looking at solving the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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Here are the three companies selected to design hypersonic missile interceptors for MDA
The Missile Defense Agency has chosen three teams to design a Glide Phase Interceptor to defend against hypersonic threats.
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German powertrain company makes play in US as combat vehicle competition heats up
Here’s how a German company is making a big play in the American combat vehicle market.
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Pentagon wants industry’s help to bolster allies and partners’ cybersecurity
The Pentagon’s cyber policy shop wants US industry to help allies and partners strengthen cybersecurity.
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US Army’s hypersonic supervisor talks tech portfolio
Since Lt. Gen. L. Neil Thurgood took over the U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, he’s overseen the Pentagon’s attempt to build the U.S. hypersonic weapons industrial base, begun fielding hypersonic launchers and other equipment to the first unit to receive the capability and has started building out the first battery of a…
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Designs for next-gen missile defense interceptors pass key review ahead of schedule
A Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team and a Lockheed Martin-Aerojet Rocketdyne team pass through the systems requirements review gauntlet.
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Congress drops Army mandate to buy more ‘Iron Dome’ defenses against cruise missiles
The Army is off the hook to buy two more Iron Dome air defense batteries, leaving the service to focus on an enduring Indirect Fires Protection Capability that will be able to combat drones, cruise missiles and rockets, artillery and mortars.
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Congress wants Hawaiian missile defense radar up and running by end of 2028
The FY22 National Defense Authorization Act support a homeland missile defense radar in Hawaii and the establishment of a robust missile defense architecture in Guam.
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General Atomics unveils new unmanned aircraft named for harsh American desert
Named for a harsh desert in the American southwest, General Atomics’ newest unmanned aircraft is designed for greater endurance, greater payload and can take off and land using short, undeveloped strips of land.
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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
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Raytheon CTO says merged company is finding new ways to work together
Here’s how Raytheon’s chief technology officer is looking at solving the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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Here are the three companies selected to design hypersonic missile interceptors for MDA
The Missile Defense Agency has chosen three teams to design a Glide Phase Interceptor to defend against hypersonic threats.
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German powertrain company makes play in US as combat vehicle competition heats up
Here’s how a German company is making a big play in the American combat vehicle market.
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Pentagon wants industry’s help to bolster allies and partners’ cybersecurity
The Pentagon’s cyber policy shop wants US industry to help allies and partners strengthen cybersecurity.
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US Army’s hypersonic supervisor talks tech portfolio
Since Lt. Gen. L. Neil Thurgood took over the U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, he’s overseen the Pentagon’s attempt to build the U.S. hypersonic weapons industrial base, begun fielding hypersonic launchers and other equipment to the first unit to receive the capability and has started building out the first battery of a…
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Designs for next-gen missile defense interceptors pass key review ahead of schedule
A Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team and a Lockheed Martin-Aerojet Rocketdyne team pass through the systems requirements review gauntlet.
-
Congress drops Army mandate to buy more ‘Iron Dome’ defenses against cruise missiles
The Army is off the hook to buy two more Iron Dome air defense batteries, leaving the service to focus on an enduring Indirect Fires Protection Capability that will be able to combat drones, cruise missiles and rockets, artillery and mortars.
-
Congress wants Hawaiian missile defense radar up and running by end of 2028
The FY22 National Defense Authorization Act support a homeland missile defense radar in Hawaii and the establishment of a robust missile defense architecture in Guam.
-
General Atomics unveils new unmanned aircraft named for harsh American desert
Named for a harsh desert in the American southwest, General Atomics’ newest unmanned aircraft is designed for greater endurance, greater payload and can take off and land using short, undeveloped strips of land.
-
US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
-
Raytheon CTO says merged company is finding new ways to work together
Here’s how Raytheon’s chief technology officer is looking at solving the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
Here are the three companies selected to design hypersonic missile interceptors for MDA
The Missile Defense Agency has chosen three teams to design a Glide Phase Interceptor to defend against hypersonic threats.
-
German powertrain company makes play in US as combat vehicle competition heats up
Here’s how a German company is making a big play in the American combat vehicle market.
-
Pentagon wants industry’s help to bolster allies and partners’ cybersecurity
The Pentagon’s cyber policy shop wants US industry to help allies and partners strengthen cybersecurity.
-
US Army’s hypersonic supervisor talks tech portfolio
Since Lt. Gen. L. Neil Thurgood took over the U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, he’s overseen the Pentagon’s attempt to build the U.S. hypersonic weapons industrial base, begun fielding hypersonic launchers and other equipment to the first unit to receive the capability and has started building out the first battery of a…
