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Space Force Aligns its Academic Communities

Georgia Tech is the latest research arm to join the guardians’ mission.

Lt. Gen. Nina Armagno, USAF (l), U.S. Space Force director of staff, speaks with Georgia Institute of Technology President Angel Cabrera and Devesh Ranjan, associate chair for Research and Ring Family Chair and professor in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering. Credit: Allison Carter, Georgia Tech

Raytheon is Repairing Turrets and Sensor Sights on the Black Hawk

Raytheon Co., McKinney, Texas, is awarded an $8,784,649 f

Utah State's Space Lab is Performing Sensor and System R&D for AFRL

The Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory, Nort

Partner Capabilities Enable Medical Supply Delivery

Autonomous solutions aim to improve the health outcomes of warfighters.

Partnering with Near Earth Autonomy, L3 Harris successfully completed an Army demonstration with its FVR-90 autonomous aircraft, which can fly up to 18 hours with up to 22 pounds of payload. The effort is part of a project to get medical supplies and whole blood to warfighters in hard-to-reach places. Credit: L3 Harris

AFRL Hires Wichita State University to Examine Advanced Damage Algorithms

Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas, has been award

New Architectures Help Make Databases Smarter

Breaking down data silos and using machine learning tools lets agencies get the most of their information.

One of the challenges the DoD and intelligence communities face is making sense of the massive amounts of data they collect that are often in many formats and databases. Credit: Shutterstock

Air Force Pursues $10.9 Billion Effort to Modernize the F-22

Under the effort, Lockheed Martin will sustain and modernize the Raptor fighter jet.

Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment and modernization of the F-22 Raptor for the Air Force over the next ten years. Credit: Lockheed Martin

Boeing is Helping to Integrate Next Gen Jammer Pod System on the Growler

The Boeing Co., St.

Army Engineers Aim for Digital Mobility

The Corps’ diverse missions mandate advanced communications technologies.

A member of the Army Corps of Engineers examines filter actuators at a water treatment plant in Baghdad. With a presence in more than 20 countries worldwide, the Corps is modernizing its infostructure to maintain connectivity with minimum downtime and maximum operational options. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo

Naval Air Warfare Center Selected Lone Star Analysis for Modeling and Simulation Effort

Lone Star Analysis,* Addison, Texas, is awarded a $22,040