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Red Cat Expands Its Drone Portfolio With New Aerial and Maritime Systems
Red Cat highlights new aerial and maritime unmanned systems, upgraded drone capabilities and efforts to scale production for the U.S. military.
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Systematic Tackles Battlefield Connectivity Challenges With SitaWare
Systematic discusses how SitaWare helps military units maintain command and control when battlefield networks are disrupted, degraded or disconnected.
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How General Dynamics Is Modernizing Military Communications Security
General Dynamics Mission Systems discusses high-speed encryption and adaptable security technology designed to protect military networks as cyber threats evolve
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Hegseth appoints Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer to Barracks Task Force
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth taps the Marine reservist to serve as a senior advisor for the Pentagon’s effort to improve troops’ living conditions.
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How Comtech Is Building More Resilient Military Communications Networks
Comtech discusses how hybrid networks, troposcatter technology and software-defined systems can help keep military communications operating when connections fai
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How Iridium Is Helping the Army Stay Connected Beyond Line of Sight
Iridium discusses satellite communications that keep soldiers and unmanned systems connected, along with navigation technology for GPS-disrupted environments.
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The cost to produce hypersonic weapons
Army leaders discuss how they hope to help grow the industrial base and drive down the cost of producing hypersonic missiles.
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How 3-D printing can help hypersonics
Humberto Raposo from Carpenter Technology explains why size and scale are the next challenges for 3-D printing.
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The latest in defense production
The manufacture of defense industry products like most others – subject to supply chain woes and other issues. An expert walks through the latest issues.
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Planning for End of the Year Holidays and Expenses — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack discusses how to plan for end-of-year expenses.
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Midway carriers explored and drug testing for SEALs | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 10.7.23
American and Japanese aircraft carriers from WWII are explored, and the Navy SEALs will start testing for steroids. Plus, the latest on defense manufacturing.
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Lockheed Martin Wins $23 Million Contract to Create Integrated Combat System | Defense Dollars
A large IT contract, UK invests in subs, supply chain troubles after Ukraine aid and the end of JSTARS are all in this week’s Defense Dollars.
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Sunken WWII aircraft carriers explored by deep water submersible
Two Japanese and one American carriers sunk in the pivotal WWII naval battle of Midway are seen in high detail through a new research mission.
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Navy to start testing SEALs for steroids
The Navy has announced it will begin more aggressive screening for performance enhancing drugs among its most elite special forces troops.
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Tanks, Strykers and Servers: The latest contracting headlines | Defense Dollars
Phrogs might head south, Bulgaria wants the Stryker and the U.S. approves sales to replenish Saudi tanks. (Daniel Woolfolk/Defense News)
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Air Force fields and improves AI wingmen
See how the Air Force wants to train new AI-driven drone wingmen for improved intelligence and coordination with manned fighters in combat.
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Will cloud costs impact the Pentagon’s mission readiness?
Shane Quinlan of Kion speaks to Defense News Weekly about how leaders can navigate cloud computing costs.
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Navy Vet receives pig’s heart in experimental transplant
Navy veteran Lawrence Faucette was facing near-certain death and became the second person in the world to receive a pig heart transplant.