Defense Daily
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[October 12, 2007]
// PDF View- Lockheed Martin Developing Three High Speed Amphibian Vehicles For Military Use
- Newest Air Force Communications Satellite Now On Orbit, Being Readied For Use
- Netherlands Receives First Lockheed Martin PAC-3 Missiles
- UAE Seeking $428 Million In Blast Fragmentation Warheads, Missiles
- Australia Spending $617 Million For F/A-18E/F Weapons
- Egypt Buying $125 Million Worth of RAM Block IA, Support And Service
- Saudi Arabia Spending $630 Million On LAVs, Humvees
- TSA Begins Testing Millimeter Wave Whole Body Imaging System At Airport
- U.S. Army Europe Security Cooperation Work Builds Coalition Capability
- Boeing Wins Contract To Develop Advanced Sensor For Next-Generation Missile
- Cyber Experts See Need For Government Cooperation, Policy Changes
- Lawmakers Petition Air Force To Oppose Split Purchase of KC-X Tankers
- Air Force Says Reaper Armed Unmanned Aircraft Now Operating In Afghanistan
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Australia Spending $617 Million For F/A-18E/F Weapons
Australia is looking to spend upward of $617 million on weapons for its F/A-18E/F Super Hornet aircraft as well as associated equipment and services, according to the Defense Security Cooperation […]
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[October 11, 2007]
// PDF View- Boeing Wins Contract To Develop Advanced Sensor For Next-Generation Missile
- House Panel Meets With Contractors To Discuss ‘Overhead Architecture’
- Fuel Leak Caused Atlas Launch Anomaly In June, Air Force-Led Review Concludes
- Fuel Leak Caused Atlas Launch Anomaly In June, Air Force-Led Review Concludes
- GE’s Shoe Scanner Still Falls Short, TSA Says
- Battle Command Summit To Look At Move To Future Army System
- Air Force’s FY ’10 Budget Plan Will Reflect Greater Emphasis On Directed Energy
- Defense Secretary Acknowledges Army’s Need For Resources
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Air ForceFuel Leak Caused Atlas Launch Anomaly In June, Air Force-Led Review Concludes
The Air Force-led review of an anomaly that occurred during the June flight of a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket has determined the cause to be a faulty […]
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Boeing Wins Contract To Develop Advanced Sensor For Next-Generation Missile
By Michael Sirak The Air Force has tasked Boeing [BA] to develop sensor technologies for the air-launched dual-role missile that the service envisions to deal both with hostile aircraft and […]
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CongressHouse Panel Meets With Contractors To Discuss ‘Overhead Architecture’
By Jen DiMascio A House Intelligence subcommittee is holding a series of "tabletop" discussions with defense contractors in response to failures in the nation’s satellites and growing Russian and Chinese […]
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ArmyDefense Secretary Acknowledges Army’s Need For Resources
By Jen DiMascio The Army needs resources to recover from war losses, make up for historic budget shortfalls and invest in its future, Defense Secretary Robert Gates told the Association […]
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Air Force
Air Force’s FY ’10 Budget Plan Will Reflect Greater Emphasis On Directed Energy
By Michael Sirak FT. WALTON BEACH, Fla.–The Air Force wants to move out more aggressively in the fielding of lasers and high-powered microwaves and, to support this, intends to increase […]
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Army
Battle Command Summit To Look At Move To Future Army System
By Jen DiMascio The Army vice chief of staff next week has planned a battle command summit to discuss how it will transition from the networks of the present to […]
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GE’s Shoe Scanner Still Falls Short, TSA Says
By Calvin Biesecker The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) on Tuesday said it plans to discontinue use of a prototype technology being used to screen shoes for explosives at a Florida […]