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Space
August 2022
U.S. Kicking Russian Rocket Engines to the Curb
After relying on Russian-made rocket engines for national security launches since the early 2000s, the United States is preparing to blast off with next-generation engines made within its borders. -
Space
August 2022
JUST IN: NRO, Air Force Boosting Collaboration on Space-Based ISR
The National Reconnaissance Office is strengthening its relationship with the Space Force to jointly supply intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities to the Pentagon, the head of the organization said August 4. -
Army News
August 2022
Army Tackles Arctic Challenges Alongside European Allies
PARIS — After two decades of fighting wars in the Middle East and South Asia, the U.S. Army is rebuilding its capabilities for the austere conditions of the Arctic. The service is looking to its international partners as it seeks to regain its footing in the revived operational environment. -
International
July 2022
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Air Force Must Maintain Deterrence on Two Fronts, Brown Says
Even with Russia’s continued assault on Ukraine, the Air Force and its European allies will also be keeping a finger on the pulse of near-peer threats in the Indo-Pacific, the service’s chief of staff said July 28. -
Space
July 2022
JUST IN: Experimental Satellites Orbit Without Propulsion System
While the Defense Department eyes satellites of all sizes for future space-based missions, a constellation of small satellites recently demonstrated technology advancements that includes a novel technique for moving around space. -
Navy News
July 2022
U.S., Royal Navies Cut Ribbon at London Innovation Hub
After operating virtually for more than a year, the U.S. Navy’s tech bridge network recently opened its London-based office. -
Combat Vehicles
July 2022
Manufacturer Marketing New-Look Humvees to U.S. Allies
AM General is pitching its latest Humvee variant to U.S. allies as the middle ground between the joint light tactical vehicle and the company’s classic Humvee. -
Special Operations
July 2022
Lessons from Ukraine: Exploring Technology for SOCOM’s Urban Missions
U.S. Special Operations Forces know from experience in places like Iraq and Afghanistan that urban combat presents a host of tactical and logistical challenges. Russia’s struggles in Ukraine not only reinforce that fact but provide important data that industry can use to develop technology to support future U.S. missions. -
Marine Corps News
July 2022
JUST IN: Information to Play Decisive Role in Marine Corps Operations
From social media campaigns to blocking intelligence gathering efforts, China and Russia have proliferated the use of information warfare in their military tactics. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
July 2022
Sensor System Offers Maritime Surveillance
TAMPA, Florida — A new surveillance system seeks to improve the military’s situational awareness during operations at sea, according to company officials.
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