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L3 shuffles business to create new ISR division
The reshuffle is in line with L3’s acquisition strategy over the past 8 months, as the company continues towards its goal of being dubbed ‘the Sixth Prime.’
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Who’s the Marine Corps new CIO?
The Marine Corps gets a new CIO and C4 deputy as it looks to adapt to the modern threat environment.
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US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
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L3 acquires two information security firms with eye toward multiple markets
The multimillion-dollar deal could help L3 deliver capabilities the company believes are integral to a range of ISR and classified missions.
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America’s ‘oldest ally’ runs naval aviation drills to strengthen NATO, strike techniques
Two NATO members have joined together to improve naval aviation readiness.
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A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
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What you need to be reading and watching to become an AI thought leader
Bob Work is one of Washington’s AI savants. But what did the former Deputy Secretary of Defense read and watch to learn so much about the technology?
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What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
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4 ways AI can let humans down on the battlefield
Researchers are making massive leaps in artificial intelligence. But the nascent technology still has to go through more growing pains before it becomes viable for military operations.
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Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
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L3 shuffles business to create new ISR division
The reshuffle is in line with L3’s acquisition strategy over the past 8 months, as the company continues towards its goal of being dubbed ‘the Sixth Prime.’
-
Who’s the Marine Corps new CIO?
The Marine Corps gets a new CIO and C4 deputy as it looks to adapt to the modern threat environment.
-
US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
-
L3 acquires two information security firms with eye toward multiple markets
The multimillion-dollar deal could help L3 deliver capabilities the company believes are integral to a range of ISR and classified missions.
-
America’s ‘oldest ally’ runs naval aviation drills to strengthen NATO, strike techniques
Two NATO members have joined together to improve naval aviation readiness.
-
A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
What you need to be reading and watching to become an AI thought leader
Bob Work is one of Washington’s AI savants. But what did the former Deputy Secretary of Defense read and watch to learn so much about the technology?
-
What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
-
4 ways AI can let humans down on the battlefield
Researchers are making massive leaps in artificial intelligence. But the nascent technology still has to go through more growing pains before it becomes viable for military operations.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
-
L3 shuffles business to create new ISR division
The reshuffle is in line with L3’s acquisition strategy over the past 8 months, as the company continues towards its goal of being dubbed ‘the Sixth Prime.’
-
Who’s the Marine Corps new CIO?
The Marine Corps gets a new CIO and C4 deputy as it looks to adapt to the modern threat environment.
-
US Army increases investment on counter-drone program
The additional capital will be used to fund further engineering and testing efforts for the counter-UAV system.
-
L3 acquires two information security firms with eye toward multiple markets
The multimillion-dollar deal could help L3 deliver capabilities the company believes are integral to a range of ISR and classified missions.
-
America’s ‘oldest ally’ runs naval aviation drills to strengthen NATO, strike techniques
Two NATO members have joined together to improve naval aviation readiness.
-
A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
What you need to be reading and watching to become an AI thought leader
Bob Work is one of Washington’s AI savants. But what did the former Deputy Secretary of Defense read and watch to learn so much about the technology?
-
What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
-
4 ways AI can let humans down on the battlefield
Researchers are making massive leaps in artificial intelligence. But the nascent technology still has to go through more growing pains before it becomes viable for military operations.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
