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Over the last several years, the federal government has been laser-focused on rebuilding manufacturing capacity in the United States, and the Pentagon in particular has been focused on reducing ...
The Army is pushing uncrewed ground and aerial systems towards greater modularity and increasingly separating software acquisitions from hardware, experts said in a briefing Oct. 1. While physical ...
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — The Defense Department’s organizational overhaul to speed up acquisition is not just about the ...
Few areas of defense technology are evolving as rapidly as unmanned systems. From the battlefields of Ukraine to emerging Indo-Pacific deterrence efforts, drones and autonomous systems are reshaping ...
Food delivery robots and robotaxis are becoming a common sight in major cities across the United States. However, these autonomous systems pose a homeland security risk should nefarious state or ...
The Government Accountability Office’s annual assessment of Homeland Security Department programs released in June painted a ...
When networks are denied, degraded, or deliberately disrupted, assurance determines mission success, not bandwidth. From the Indo-Pacific to Eastern Europe, adversaries are investing heavily in ...
For nearly a decade, the term “anomalous health incidents” has served as a deliberately neutral descriptor for a constellation of neurologic, cognitive and systemic manifestations first brought to ...
The Navy is taking on its largest-ever construction and restoration effort with its multi-billion-dollar Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program, but it lacks the consistent evaluation needed to ...
The Space Force’s innovation arm, SpaceWERX, recently hosted a challenge workshop to bring in industry’s best and brightest to help extend the Defense Department’s Joint Logistics Enterprise into ...