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Emerging Technologies
September 2020
Notre Dame Launches Hypersonics Initiative
The University of Notre Dame kicked off a new effort to develop hypersonics technology and is working to create a number of new wind tunnels for testing. -
Emerging Technologies
March 2020
BREAKING: Pentagon Tests New Hypersonic Glide Body
By Jon HarperThe Army and Navy tested a hypersonic glide body technology this week, a major milestone for developing a new family of high-speed weapons, the Defense Department announced March 20. -
Emerging Technologies
March 2020
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Hypersonics, AI Top Indo-Pacific Command's Tech Wishlist
By Jon HarperHONOLULU, Hawaii — U.S. Indo-Pacific Command has a list of cutting edge capabilities that it aims to acquire to stay ahead of peer competitors such as China, according to a senior official. -
Emerging Technologies
March 2020
JUST IN: Pentagon to Kick Off New Prototyping Projects with Allies
By Jon HarperThe Defense Department will soon announce new projects for the recently launched Allied Prototyping Initiative, the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer said March 10. -
Emerging Technologies
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C4ISR
February 2020
BREAKING: Coast Guard Releases New 'Tech Revolution' Road Map
By Connie LeeThe Coast Guard has released a new plan aimed at revolutionizing its data management capabilities, the service’s commandant announced Feb. 20. -
Emerging Technologies
February 2020
NDIA Policy Points: Sonic Devices Demand Greater Research
By Jens Pederson-GilesThroughout history, sound has been used to enhance the effectiveness of conventional and psychological military operations. -
Emerging Technologies
January 2020
‘Eye-Popping’ Budget Plus-Ups for Hypersonics
By Jon HarperThe fiscal year 2020 defense budget, passed by Congress in late December, included extra funding for a variety of hypersonic weapon projects that the Pentagon is pursuing to keep pace with great power competitors. -
Budget
January 2020
Esper: Big Boost for Hypersonics Funding in 2021 Budget
The big increases in research-and-development dollars going toward hypersonics research will be getting even bigger, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said Jan. 24.