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Marine Corps Releases More Details on Utility Vehicle Phase Out
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Space
JUST IN: Seizure of Satellites Presented as Option to Defend U.S. Spacecraft
To defend U.S. spaces systems, the military could utilize on-orbit vehicles to physically seize adversary's satellites, an analyst said April 15.
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Tactical Wheeled Vehicles
JUST IN: Industry Teams Line Up for Army's Fighting Vehicle Competition (Updated)
The Army is “waiting with bated breath” for proposals to finish rolling in for its Bradley fighting vehicle replacement program, an official said April 15.
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Shipbuilding
Coast Guard Beating Drum for More Resources
The Coast Guard and its supporters are trying to make their case to a new administration and Congress that the sea service is under-resourced to carry...
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Space
JUST IN: Space Development Agency Moving Ahead with Low-Earth Orbit Satellites
The director of the Space Development Agency is moving forward with its fast-paced plans to build a robust satellite network and is optimistic that funding will continue.
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Air Power
V-22 Upgrades in Works as Aircraft Passes Milestones
Marine Corps Col. Matthew Kelly recalls being deployed to Iraq in 2008, when the Bell Boeing MV-22 Osprey made its in-theater debut.
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Cybersecurity
CMMC: Some Frequently Asked Questions
The National Defense Industrial Association has held a series of webinars for its members focusing on the latest news coming out of the Defense Department on the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification.
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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
More Data Needed to Build Trust in Autonomous Systems
The demand for more autonomous capabilities is growing, but more trust in the systems is needed, defense industry executives say.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING INSIGHTS
By Trisha Anderson, Susan B. Cassidy and Samantha L. Clark
National Defense Podcasts
MARCH 2021
Navy's robotic ship plans, SOCOM's AI-enabled vehicle and a new laser system for Aegis
In this podcast, National Defense takes a look at the Navy’s plan for robotic ships, Special Operations Command’s interest in AI-enabled and hybrid vehicle technology and a new laser that will be integrated into the Aegis Combat System.