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Navy News
Navy Doubles ‘Tech Bridges’ to Boost Collaboration
June 24, 2020The Navy is establishing six new “Tech Bridges” to increase collaboration and information sharing between industry, academia, Naval labs and other military services.
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Air Power
JUST IN: Air Force Considering Reconfiguring F-22 Trainers for Combat
June 22, 2020The Air Force is looking to bolster its fleet of F-22 Raptors by taking a number of the aircraft from the service’s formal training unit and reconfiguring them for combat operations, the commander of Air Combat Command said June 22.
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Shipbuilding
Navy, Industry Eager to Develop Bigger Robo-Ships
June 19, 2020As the Navy’s first medium-sized robotic ship, Sea Hunter, sails the waters off the California coast, its next iteration is being built in a shipyard thousands of miles away in Mississippi.
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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
FLIR Systems Awarded Contract for Nano Drones
June 17, 2020The Army awarded FLIR Systems a second contract worth $20.6 million to provide the service with additional miniature reconnaissance drones as part of the ongoing soldier-borne sensor program.
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Air Power
BREAKING: Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant Aircraft Hits New Speed Milestone
June 16, 2020The Sikorsky-Boeing built Defiant aircraft— a next-generation helicopter being developed under the Army’s joint multi-role technology demonstrator program — achieved a key milestone by reaching speeds of 205 knots, company representatives said June 16.
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Army News
JUST IN: Army Futures Command Boosting AI Training
June 10, 2020Army Futures Command is investing in a number of new efforts to help bolster its soldiers understanding of Artificial Intelligence, the commands leader said June 10.
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Air Force News
Air Force Fixes Bugs Following Hacker Challenge
June 04, 2020The Air Force was able to identify more than 460 security vulnerabilities in its virtual data center with the help of a bug bounty facilitator company.
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Army News
Army Develops Model to Aid Epidemic Predictions
June 03, 2020Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Army researchers have developed a new mathematical model that could improve future disease outbreak predictions based on how information mutates as it is transmitted.
