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DoD’s deputy CIO talks cybersecurity
C4ISRNET Editor Amber Corrin discusses Cybersecurity Month with Essye Miller, the Pentagon’s deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, and how Miller’s office is working to help protect the military from cyberattacks. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Inside the Army’s fixed-wing flight training
Defense News’ Jeff Martin visits Dothan, Alabama, to enter the world of fixed-wing training for U.S. Army aviators — from classrooms, to simulators, to training flights with contractor CAE. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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A busy few months for the Pentagon
Defense News Associate Editor Aaron Mehta explains what’s ahead for the Pentagon in 2017, including the Nuclear Posture Review and the struggle to fully staff top positions.
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Take a look at the Marine Corps’ new Sig Sauer handguns
It’s everything you need to know about the 9mm hand guns by Sig Sauer.
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Figuring out the potential — or not — of new manufacturing techniques
From 3-D printing to composites, innovation is plentiful in defense manufacturing. But figuring out what can hold up under pressure of actual military operations is the next key priority for DARPA.
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Nammo offers solution for blowing up drones
Counter-drone technology is a key focus for governments around the globe. But how can militaries take them out? Nammo has one solution to obliterate unmanned vehicles, or other threatening platforms for that matter.
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Saab unveils Gripen Aggressor with eyes toward UK, US
Adapting the Gripen C fighter, Saab hopes the Gripen Aggressor will be a contender for Britain’s Air Support to Defence Operational Training requirement, and part of the U.S. Air Force’s Adversary Air opportunity. The company’s Gripen test pilot shares details with Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro.
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Impact of Russia’s Zapad exercise
Military Times ground combat reporter Todd South joins Defense News’ Jeff Martin to discuss the impact of the recent Russian exercise Zapad.
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Mattis meets the Air Force
U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis gave the keynote address at the Air Force Association’s 2017 Air, Space and Cyber Conference. Here are some highlights from the former Marine general’s speech.
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What to do about JSTARS?
The U.S. Air Force’s fleet of JSTARS surveillance aircraft are aging — and the service is involved in a debate about how to replace them, either with new aircraft or with a system of networked sensors. Two companies present their options for the capability.
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DoD’s deputy CIO talks cybersecurity
C4ISRNET Editor Amber Corrin discusses Cybersecurity Month with Essye Miller, the Pentagon’s deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, and how Miller’s office is working to help protect the military from cyberattacks. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Inside the Army’s fixed-wing flight training
Defense News’ Jeff Martin visits Dothan, Alabama, to enter the world of fixed-wing training for U.S. Army aviators — from classrooms, to simulators, to training flights with contractor CAE. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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A busy few months for the Pentagon
Defense News Associate Editor Aaron Mehta explains what’s ahead for the Pentagon in 2017, including the Nuclear Posture Review and the struggle to fully staff top positions.
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Take a look at the Marine Corps’ new Sig Sauer handguns
It’s everything you need to know about the 9mm hand guns by Sig Sauer.
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Figuring out the potential — or not — of new manufacturing techniques
From 3-D printing to composites, innovation is plentiful in defense manufacturing. But figuring out what can hold up under pressure of actual military operations is the next key priority for DARPA.
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Nammo offers solution for blowing up drones
Counter-drone technology is a key focus for governments around the globe. But how can militaries take them out? Nammo has one solution to obliterate unmanned vehicles, or other threatening platforms for that matter.
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Saab unveils Gripen Aggressor with eyes toward UK, US
Adapting the Gripen C fighter, Saab hopes the Gripen Aggressor will be a contender for Britain’s Air Support to Defence Operational Training requirement, and part of the U.S. Air Force’s Adversary Air opportunity. The company’s Gripen test pilot shares details with Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro.
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Impact of Russia’s Zapad exercise
Military Times ground combat reporter Todd South joins Defense News’ Jeff Martin to discuss the impact of the recent Russian exercise Zapad.
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Mattis meets the Air Force
U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis gave the keynote address at the Air Force Association’s 2017 Air, Space and Cyber Conference. Here are some highlights from the former Marine general’s speech.
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What to do about JSTARS?
The U.S. Air Force’s fleet of JSTARS surveillance aircraft are aging — and the service is involved in a debate about how to replace them, either with new aircraft or with a system of networked sensors. Two companies present their options for the capability.
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DoD’s deputy CIO talks cybersecurity
C4ISRNET Editor Amber Corrin discusses Cybersecurity Month with Essye Miller, the Pentagon’s deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, and how Miller’s office is working to help protect the military from cyberattacks. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Inside the Army’s fixed-wing flight training
Defense News’ Jeff Martin visits Dothan, Alabama, to enter the world of fixed-wing training for U.S. Army aviators — from classrooms, to simulators, to training flights with contractor CAE. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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A busy few months for the Pentagon
Defense News Associate Editor Aaron Mehta explains what’s ahead for the Pentagon in 2017, including the Nuclear Posture Review and the struggle to fully staff top positions.
-
Take a look at the Marine Corps’ new Sig Sauer handguns
It’s everything you need to know about the 9mm hand guns by Sig Sauer.
-
Figuring out the potential — or not — of new manufacturing techniques
From 3-D printing to composites, innovation is plentiful in defense manufacturing. But figuring out what can hold up under pressure of actual military operations is the next key priority for DARPA.
-
Nammo offers solution for blowing up drones
Counter-drone technology is a key focus for governments around the globe. But how can militaries take them out? Nammo has one solution to obliterate unmanned vehicles, or other threatening platforms for that matter.
-
Saab unveils Gripen Aggressor with eyes toward UK, US
Adapting the Gripen C fighter, Saab hopes the Gripen Aggressor will be a contender for Britain’s Air Support to Defence Operational Training requirement, and part of the U.S. Air Force’s Adversary Air opportunity. The company’s Gripen test pilot shares details with Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro.
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Impact of Russia’s Zapad exercise
Military Times ground combat reporter Todd South joins Defense News’ Jeff Martin to discuss the impact of the recent Russian exercise Zapad.
-
Mattis meets the Air Force
U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis gave the keynote address at the Air Force Association’s 2017 Air, Space and Cyber Conference. Here are some highlights from the former Marine general’s speech.
-
What to do about JSTARS?
The U.S. Air Force’s fleet of JSTARS surveillance aircraft are aging — and the service is involved in a debate about how to replace them, either with new aircraft or with a system of networked sensors. Two companies present their options for the capability.
