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Failure to renew spy program would be ‘devastating,’ FBI chief says
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act allows the U.S. government to collect data without a warrant.
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South Korea launches first spy satellite after North Korea does same
Since last year, North Korea has conducted about 100 ballistic missile tests, part of efforts to modernize weapons targeting South Korea and the U.S.
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N Korea had Russian help getting spy satellite to orbit, S Korea says
North Korea said its “Malligyong-1″ satellite has already transmitted images of military facilities in the U.S. territory of Guam.
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Seoul warns North Korea not to launch spy satellite
North Korea failed in its first two attempts to put a military spy satellite into orbit this year and hasn’t followed through on vow to make a third try.
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Changing video bit rate on the fly can boost the effectivness of ISR
The video-based intelligence provided by ISR platforms is critical to the situational awareness and effective decision-making needed for mission success.
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Unmanned systems are only as capable as their networks
The current discussion on the use of drones and robotic unmanned systems tends to overlook the pressing challenges of their connectivity.
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NATO to buy 6 Boeing Wedgetails to update surveillance capability
The contract with the company — one of the military organization’s biggest-ever purchases — is set to be signed next year.
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Lockheed will deliver advanced TPY-4 radar to Air Force for evaluation
The system features an active electronically scanned array. Its many nodules allow for multitasking and rapid repogramming.
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US spy tool will lapse unless Congress and White House can cut deal
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act will expire at the end of December.
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Sierra Nevada to supply US Army with intel-gathering jets in $554M deal
The U.S. Army is paying particular attention to what’s known as deep sensing: the capacity to find, monitor, target and kill from greater distances.
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Failure to renew spy program would be ‘devastating,’ FBI chief says
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act allows the U.S. government to collect data without a warrant.
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South Korea launches first spy satellite after North Korea does same
Since last year, North Korea has conducted about 100 ballistic missile tests, part of efforts to modernize weapons targeting South Korea and the U.S.
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N Korea had Russian help getting spy satellite to orbit, S Korea says
North Korea said its “Malligyong-1″ satellite has already transmitted images of military facilities in the U.S. territory of Guam.
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Seoul warns North Korea not to launch spy satellite
North Korea failed in its first two attempts to put a military spy satellite into orbit this year and hasn’t followed through on vow to make a third try.
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Changing video bit rate on the fly can boost the effectivness of ISR
The video-based intelligence provided by ISR platforms is critical to the situational awareness and effective decision-making needed for mission success.
-
Unmanned systems are only as capable as their networks
The current discussion on the use of drones and robotic unmanned systems tends to overlook the pressing challenges of their connectivity.
-
NATO to buy 6 Boeing Wedgetails to update surveillance capability
The contract with the company — one of the military organization’s biggest-ever purchases — is set to be signed next year.
-
Lockheed will deliver advanced TPY-4 radar to Air Force for evaluation
The system features an active electronically scanned array. Its many nodules allow for multitasking and rapid repogramming.
-
US spy tool will lapse unless Congress and White House can cut deal
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act will expire at the end of December.
-
Sierra Nevada to supply US Army with intel-gathering jets in $554M deal
The U.S. Army is paying particular attention to what’s known as deep sensing: the capacity to find, monitor, target and kill from greater distances.
-
Failure to renew spy program would be ‘devastating,’ FBI chief says
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act allows the U.S. government to collect data without a warrant.
-
South Korea launches first spy satellite after North Korea does same
Since last year, North Korea has conducted about 100 ballistic missile tests, part of efforts to modernize weapons targeting South Korea and the U.S.
-
N Korea had Russian help getting spy satellite to orbit, S Korea says
North Korea said its “Malligyong-1″ satellite has already transmitted images of military facilities in the U.S. territory of Guam.
-
Seoul warns North Korea not to launch spy satellite
North Korea failed in its first two attempts to put a military spy satellite into orbit this year and hasn’t followed through on vow to make a third try.
-
Changing video bit rate on the fly can boost the effectivness of ISR
The video-based intelligence provided by ISR platforms is critical to the situational awareness and effective decision-making needed for mission success.
-
Unmanned systems are only as capable as their networks
The current discussion on the use of drones and robotic unmanned systems tends to overlook the pressing challenges of their connectivity.
-
NATO to buy 6 Boeing Wedgetails to update surveillance capability
The contract with the company — one of the military organization’s biggest-ever purchases — is set to be signed next year.
-
Lockheed will deliver advanced TPY-4 radar to Air Force for evaluation
The system features an active electronically scanned array. Its many nodules allow for multitasking and rapid repogramming.
-
US spy tool will lapse unless Congress and White House can cut deal
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act will expire at the end of December.
-
Sierra Nevada to supply US Army with intel-gathering jets in $554M deal
The U.S. Army is paying particular attention to what’s known as deep sensing: the capacity to find, monitor, target and kill from greater distances.
