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Pentagon approves F-35 engine deliveries after vibration fix
The affected F-35s could be back in the air in one to two weeks.
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United Launch Alliance Vulcan Centaur rocket debut pushed to May
Vulcan is scheduled to carry its first DoD satellite at the end of this year, but it must first complete two certification flights.
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US Navy mulls adding info warfare specialists on more submarines
The service years ago made information warfare commanders fixtures of carrier strike groups.
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Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
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Space Force may hire companies to service orbiting satellites
The head of the Space Force’s mobility enterprise said this week the service wants to buy commercial on-orbit logistics capabilities.
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US Army jam-resistant navigation kit for vehicles passes Pentagon test
MAPS GEN II is designed to ensure troops understand where they are and where they are headed, even in environments where GPS signal is compromised.
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Admiral Gilday sees uncrewed vessels as critical to US Navy’s future
The U.S. Navy is investing in uncrewed systems — in the air, on the water and beneath the surface — to augment existing and near-future military might.
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Presidents Day: Biden holds surprise meeting with Zelensky in Kyiv
The U.S. president spent more than five hours in the Ukrainian capital.
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‘Smaller, better and cheaper’: The rise of portable drone interceptors
As drones swarm modern battlefields, so do technologies for taking them down.
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Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
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Pentagon approves F-35 engine deliveries after vibration fix
The affected F-35s could be back in the air in one to two weeks.
-
United Launch Alliance Vulcan Centaur rocket debut pushed to May
Vulcan is scheduled to carry its first DoD satellite at the end of this year, but it must first complete two certification flights.
-
US Navy mulls adding info warfare specialists on more submarines
The service years ago made information warfare commanders fixtures of carrier strike groups.
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Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
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Space Force may hire companies to service orbiting satellites
The head of the Space Force’s mobility enterprise said this week the service wants to buy commercial on-orbit logistics capabilities.
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US Army jam-resistant navigation kit for vehicles passes Pentagon test
MAPS GEN II is designed to ensure troops understand where they are and where they are headed, even in environments where GPS signal is compromised.
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Admiral Gilday sees uncrewed vessels as critical to US Navy’s future
The U.S. Navy is investing in uncrewed systems — in the air, on the water and beneath the surface — to augment existing and near-future military might.
-
Presidents Day: Biden holds surprise meeting with Zelensky in Kyiv
The U.S. president spent more than five hours in the Ukrainian capital.
-
‘Smaller, better and cheaper’: The rise of portable drone interceptors
As drones swarm modern battlefields, so do technologies for taking them down.
-
Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
-
Pentagon approves F-35 engine deliveries after vibration fix
The affected F-35s could be back in the air in one to two weeks.
-
United Launch Alliance Vulcan Centaur rocket debut pushed to May
Vulcan is scheduled to carry its first DoD satellite at the end of this year, but it must first complete two certification flights.
-
US Navy mulls adding info warfare specialists on more submarines
The service years ago made information warfare commanders fixtures of carrier strike groups.
-
Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
-
Space Force may hire companies to service orbiting satellites
The head of the Space Force’s mobility enterprise said this week the service wants to buy commercial on-orbit logistics capabilities.
-
US Army jam-resistant navigation kit for vehicles passes Pentagon test
MAPS GEN II is designed to ensure troops understand where they are and where they are headed, even in environments where GPS signal is compromised.
-
Admiral Gilday sees uncrewed vessels as critical to US Navy’s future
The U.S. Navy is investing in uncrewed systems — in the air, on the water and beneath the surface — to augment existing and near-future military might.
-
Presidents Day: Biden holds surprise meeting with Zelensky in Kyiv
The U.S. president spent more than five hours in the Ukrainian capital.
-
‘Smaller, better and cheaper’: The rise of portable drone interceptors
As drones swarm modern battlefields, so do technologies for taking them down.
-
Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
