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US to send anti-drone machine guns, air defense ammunition to Ukraine
The Pentagon is seeking to give Ukraine what it needs to defend against Russian drones targeting the embattled country’s energy infrastructure.
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Will Common Access ID cards stop working on Nov. 23?
More than 78,000 Navy members and 21,000 Marine Corps members were using Common Access Cards of Nov. 10 that will become “non-operational.”
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US Army weighs multiyear contracts for munitions to aid Ukraine
If Congress approves, the Army could move forward with multiyear deals for munitions like Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems.
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Boeing revamps defense unit after setbacks including Air Force One
The changes mark the first major moves to revamp Boeing Defense, Space and Security since Ted Colbert took over as its president and chief executive.
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National Reconnaissance Office seeks commercial hyperspectral imaging
The request for proposals is part of a part of a broader Strategic Commercial Enhancement effort, designed to better leverage off-the-shelf technology.
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Accrete wins contract from Pentagon for AI threat detection software
Argus uses artificial intelligence to read, understand and learn from unstructured data to spot bad actors.
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US Air Force’s ‘divest to invest’ plan is too risky
This strategy may look attractive on paper, but past attempts show that it doesn’t work in practice. Here’s why.
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Go for the moon: NASA’s mightiest rocket ship finally lifts off
Moonshot follows nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks that kept the rocket bouncing between its hangar and the pad.
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Official US Army app had Russian code, may have harvested user data
At least 1,000 people downloaded the app, which delivered updates for troops at the National Training Center.
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Three charged for sending military data to China, contracting fraud
Information related to end-use items for aviation, submarine, radar, tank, mortars, missiles and infrared and thermal imaging targeting systems.
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US to send anti-drone machine guns, air defense ammunition to Ukraine
The Pentagon is seeking to give Ukraine what it needs to defend against Russian drones targeting the embattled country’s energy infrastructure.
-
Will Common Access ID cards stop working on Nov. 23?
More than 78,000 Navy members and 21,000 Marine Corps members were using Common Access Cards of Nov. 10 that will become “non-operational.”
-
US Army weighs multiyear contracts for munitions to aid Ukraine
If Congress approves, the Army could move forward with multiyear deals for munitions like Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems.
-
Boeing revamps defense unit after setbacks including Air Force One
The changes mark the first major moves to revamp Boeing Defense, Space and Security since Ted Colbert took over as its president and chief executive.
-
National Reconnaissance Office seeks commercial hyperspectral imaging
The request for proposals is part of a part of a broader Strategic Commercial Enhancement effort, designed to better leverage off-the-shelf technology.
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Accrete wins contract from Pentagon for AI threat detection software
Argus uses artificial intelligence to read, understand and learn from unstructured data to spot bad actors.
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US Air Force’s ‘divest to invest’ plan is too risky
This strategy may look attractive on paper, but past attempts show that it doesn’t work in practice. Here’s why.
-
Go for the moon: NASA’s mightiest rocket ship finally lifts off
Moonshot follows nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks that kept the rocket bouncing between its hangar and the pad.
-
Official US Army app had Russian code, may have harvested user data
At least 1,000 people downloaded the app, which delivered updates for troops at the National Training Center.
-
Three charged for sending military data to China, contracting fraud
Information related to end-use items for aviation, submarine, radar, tank, mortars, missiles and infrared and thermal imaging targeting systems.
-
US to send anti-drone machine guns, air defense ammunition to Ukraine
The Pentagon is seeking to give Ukraine what it needs to defend against Russian drones targeting the embattled country’s energy infrastructure.
-
Will Common Access ID cards stop working on Nov. 23?
More than 78,000 Navy members and 21,000 Marine Corps members were using Common Access Cards of Nov. 10 that will become “non-operational.”
-
US Army weighs multiyear contracts for munitions to aid Ukraine
If Congress approves, the Army could move forward with multiyear deals for munitions like Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems.
-
Boeing revamps defense unit after setbacks including Air Force One
The changes mark the first major moves to revamp Boeing Defense, Space and Security since Ted Colbert took over as its president and chief executive.
-
National Reconnaissance Office seeks commercial hyperspectral imaging
The request for proposals is part of a part of a broader Strategic Commercial Enhancement effort, designed to better leverage off-the-shelf technology.
-
Accrete wins contract from Pentagon for AI threat detection software
Argus uses artificial intelligence to read, understand and learn from unstructured data to spot bad actors.
-
US Air Force’s ‘divest to invest’ plan is too risky
This strategy may look attractive on paper, but past attempts show that it doesn’t work in practice. Here’s why.
-
Go for the moon: NASA’s mightiest rocket ship finally lifts off
Moonshot follows nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks that kept the rocket bouncing between its hangar and the pad.
-
Official US Army app had Russian code, may have harvested user data
At least 1,000 people downloaded the app, which delivered updates for troops at the National Training Center.
-
Three charged for sending military data to China, contracting fraud
Information related to end-use items for aviation, submarine, radar, tank, mortars, missiles and infrared and thermal imaging targeting systems.
