John Robinson
Managing Editor
Defense Daily
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Articles By John
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Tuesday, October 25, 2016
- Loverro Calls For U.S. To Reform How It Licenses Commercial Space Capabilities
- Air Force Leader Aims To Field Counter-UAV Systems Quickly
- DHS Plans To Release Guidelines For IoT Security
- Rockwell Collins’ Fourth Quarter Earnings, Sales Rise; To Acquire B/E Aerospace
- UK Ministry of Defence Awards L-3 $23 Million Contract For ROVER Transceivers
- MacB Wins NAVAIR Contract For Cyber Warfighting Capabilities
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Monday, October 24, 2016
- Defense Watch
- TSA Plans Biometric Pilot Project At PreCheck Lanes In 2017
- DoD Uncertain Smallsats Can Handle Big Missions
- DARPA Plans Phoenix Satlet Flight Experiments In Fiscal Year 2017
- NNSA Updates B61 LEP Cost Estimate to $8.25 Billion
- Defense Department Awards HackerOne And Synack Contract To Help Shape Bug Bounty Cyber Program
- Army Seeks RFI To Inform Future Contract Efforts For Persistent Cyber Training Environment
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Friday, October 21, 2016
- NRO Open To Flying Payloads On Reusable Rockets
- CBP Focusing On IT Infrastructure Ahead Of Meeting Biometric Air Exit Mandate
- U.S., South Korea To Study Ways To Counter North Korean Sea Threats
- U.S. Air Force Awards Technic $22 Million Contract For Networking And Cybersecurity Support
- CSRA Wins $114 Million Task Order For DoD Cybersecurity Support
- EITC Wins $3.3 Million Cyberstrike Contract
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Thursday, October, 20, 2016
- CBP Awards Unisys $230 Million To Continue Border Security Efforts
- Roboteam Developing Flying Unmanned Ground Vehicle
- CBP Upgrades Predator UAS Fleet With Automatic Takeoff And Landing Capability
- Dillon Aero Develops Corrosion-Resistant Minigun For Maritime Efforts
- Saab Wins France Contract For Giraffe AMB Spare Parts And Support
- Data Systems Analysts Awarded Task Order To Support U.S. Navy Cyber Security Architecture
- BAE Systems Wins $600 Million U.S. Navy Contract For Laser-Guided Rockets
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Wednesday, October 19, 2016
- Move To Open Architecture Raises Security Issues, Creates Opportunities, NSA Official Says
- Antares Back In Business With Successful Launch
- Air Force Creates Life Cycle Management Center Program Office For Open Systems
- New DoD Working Group Promoting Modular Open Systems Architecture
- Saab Acquires Danish Naval Company Nordic Defence Industries
- NATO Launches RAND Study To Reform Cyber Acquisition
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Monday, October 17, 2016
- Defense Watch
- DoD Official Sees ‘Great Leverage’ In Small Satellite Developments
- U.K. Space Industry Faces Up To Brexit Consequences
- The Defense Department’s DIUx Reports First $36 Million In Contracts
- Unmanned Sea And Air Vehicles Collaborate in International Exercise
- Kuwait Requests $194 Million In New And Upgraded Radar Field Systems
- TAURUS Systems GmbH Deliver First Lot Of Taurus KEPD 350K Stand-Off Missiles To South Korea Air Force
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Friday, October 14, 2016
- Navy Skipper Praises First DDG-1000 Destroyer
- Lockheed Submits GBSD Bid, Announces Teaming Contractors
- Boeing Delays First Starliner Mission To ISS By Six Months; ULA Unveils Aeroskirt
- Preferred Systems Solutions Acquires Technology Services Firm Synaptic Solutions
- Cubic Lowers 2016 Guidance, Says Order Delays To Impact Results
- IARPA Awards BAE $11.4 Million Contract To Develop Cyber Attack Prediction Technology
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UncategorizedFacebook and Google to Build Transpacific Submarine Cable
Facebook has partnered with Google to pay for construction of what will be one of the highest-capacity submarine cable systems stretching across the Pacific Ocean, connecting Los Angeles to Hong Kong. This is a second such partnership Facebook has gotten involved in and yet another example of changes happening in the submarine cable industry, which has traditionally been dominated by consortia of private and government-owned carriers.
