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National Space Defense Center begins 24-hour operations
The National Space Defense Center at Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado is now in full operation.
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SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket may mean big savings for DoD
A successful launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy could mean cheaper, more competitive space launch market for the Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office.
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Raytheon: Arab-operated Patriots intercepted over 100 tactical ballistic missiles since 2015
Raytheon executives used the statistic to underscore the success of a continuously upgraded system originally designed to defend against aircraft.
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DoD Presses On In Pursuit of Laser Weapons
Developing directed energy to be used as laser weapons on a variety of platforms has been a huge priority for the Defense Department. Technology has reached a point where lasers aren’t just a cool, futuristic concept but will be vital in future military operations and war.
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Air Force outlines space and cyberspace tech R&D priorities
Self-healing satellites? Air Force Space Command’s chief scientist has a high-tech wish list.
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NORTHCOM official: JLENS provides valuable data
Despite JLENS’ setbacks, one official lauded the information gathered from the aerostat program.
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What the Army can learn from “Jaws”
One scene from the iconic 1975 movie “Jaws” can really be applied to how the Army is trying to adapt to a rapidly changing world.
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Army acquisition official: Cyber, EW pose enterprise challenges
The ability to work through cyber or electronic warfare attacks is dependent upon two factors: understanding systems and categorizing what’s most critical.
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Your body as a missile defense platform
Like the human body’s senses and brain, sensors proving data for action drive missile defense.
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MDA director calls for persistent space tracking
Amid proliferating threats across domains, the director of the Missile Defense Agency is pushing for a persistent space tracking capability.
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National Space Defense Center begins 24-hour operations
The National Space Defense Center at Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado is now in full operation.
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SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket may mean big savings for DoD
A successful launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy could mean cheaper, more competitive space launch market for the Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office.
-
Raytheon: Arab-operated Patriots intercepted over 100 tactical ballistic missiles since 2015
Raytheon executives used the statistic to underscore the success of a continuously upgraded system originally designed to defend against aircraft.
-
DoD Presses On In Pursuit of Laser Weapons
Developing directed energy to be used as laser weapons on a variety of platforms has been a huge priority for the Defense Department. Technology has reached a point where lasers aren’t just a cool, futuristic concept but will be vital in future military operations and war.
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Air Force outlines space and cyberspace tech R&D priorities
Self-healing satellites? Air Force Space Command’s chief scientist has a high-tech wish list.
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NORTHCOM official: JLENS provides valuable data
Despite JLENS’ setbacks, one official lauded the information gathered from the aerostat program.
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What the Army can learn from “Jaws”
One scene from the iconic 1975 movie “Jaws” can really be applied to how the Army is trying to adapt to a rapidly changing world.
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Army acquisition official: Cyber, EW pose enterprise challenges
The ability to work through cyber or electronic warfare attacks is dependent upon two factors: understanding systems and categorizing what’s most critical.
-
Your body as a missile defense platform
Like the human body’s senses and brain, sensors proving data for action drive missile defense.
-
MDA director calls for persistent space tracking
Amid proliferating threats across domains, the director of the Missile Defense Agency is pushing for a persistent space tracking capability.
-
National Space Defense Center begins 24-hour operations
The National Space Defense Center at Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado is now in full operation.
-
SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket may mean big savings for DoD
A successful launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy could mean cheaper, more competitive space launch market for the Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office.
-
Raytheon: Arab-operated Patriots intercepted over 100 tactical ballistic missiles since 2015
Raytheon executives used the statistic to underscore the success of a continuously upgraded system originally designed to defend against aircraft.
-
DoD Presses On In Pursuit of Laser Weapons
Developing directed energy to be used as laser weapons on a variety of platforms has been a huge priority for the Defense Department. Technology has reached a point where lasers aren’t just a cool, futuristic concept but will be vital in future military operations and war.
-
Air Force outlines space and cyberspace tech R&D priorities
Self-healing satellites? Air Force Space Command’s chief scientist has a high-tech wish list.
-
NORTHCOM official: JLENS provides valuable data
Despite JLENS’ setbacks, one official lauded the information gathered from the aerostat program.
-
What the Army can learn from “Jaws”
One scene from the iconic 1975 movie “Jaws” can really be applied to how the Army is trying to adapt to a rapidly changing world.
-
Army acquisition official: Cyber, EW pose enterprise challenges
The ability to work through cyber or electronic warfare attacks is dependent upon two factors: understanding systems and categorizing what’s most critical.
-
Your body as a missile defense platform
Like the human body’s senses and brain, sensors proving data for action drive missile defense.
-
MDA director calls for persistent space tracking
Amid proliferating threats across domains, the director of the Missile Defense Agency is pushing for a persistent space tracking capability.
