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UncategorizedDoD Should Reexamine Intelligence Community Spending, Former Air Force Chief Says
The Defense Department should reexamine its return on investment with its intelligence agency spending before it slashes spending from critical accounts, according to a former Air Force chief of staff. […]
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UncategorizedG/ATOR Finishes 18 Months Of Operational Testing, Nears Milestone C Decision
The Marine Corps has finished the operational assessment of its Ground/Air Task-Oriented Radar and is moving toward a Milestone C decision in the next couple months to send the product […]
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UncategorizedGeneral Dynamics, Colt Canada Offer Rifle-Centric Soldier System
General Dynamics Canada [GD] and Colt Canada on Dec. 9 said they are working together to network Colt’s Sniper (Soldier) Weapon & Observer Reconnaissance Devices (SWORD) system, which integrates weapon-mounted surveillance and […]
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UncategorizedNIST Planning Roadmap To Accompany Cybersecurity Framework
Keeping in mind a dynamic and changing cyber threat landscape, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) plans to have an accompanying roadmap to the forthcoming Cybersecurity Framework as […]
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UncategorizedFederal Agencies Embracing Use Of Open Source Software Code
Federal agencies that previously relied on expensive, built-to-order software are now following a growing trend to embrace open source code. “Every company in the top 100 government providers uses open […]
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UncategorizedAir Force Decommissions CHIRP
Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center (AFSMC) decommissioned the Commercially Hosted Infrared Payload (CHIRP) Dec. 6, according to a service statement. The CHIRP sensor, designed and built by Leidos [LDOS] (formerly […]
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UncategorizedBAE Systems To Cut 135 From York, Pa. Workforce
BAE Systems yesterday said its York Pa., site will reduce its workforce by approximately 135 people over the next three months. Bradley Fighting Vehicle Photo: BAE Systems Nearly one third […]
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UncategorizedNorthrop Grumman Begins Production On NATO Global Hawk
The first NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) Block 40 Global Hawk aircraft, configured to meet NATO operational requirements, has started down the production line at Northrop Grumman’s [NOC] Moss Point, Miss., […]
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UncategorizedSouth Korea Moves Closer To Buying Lockheed Martin F-35 Fighters
The South Korean government has revised the requirements for its next fighter jet and suggested that it will likely buy the stealth-capable Lockheed Martin [LMT] F-35. Numerous recent media reports out of […]
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UncategorizedThree U.K. Companies Partner To Bid On Mastiff FoV Support
Morgan Advanced Materials, Ricardo, and Ultra Electronics, all U.K. based and owned companies, have partnered to bid for the continued support and upgrade of the Ministry of Defense’s (MoD) Mastiff, Ridgback and Wolfhound […]