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Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Relays Pictures to Airborne Radar System
The U.S. Air Force has demonstrated the ability to provide airborne joint surveillance target attack radar system operators with real-time video ground imagery from an unmanned aerial vehicle. The capability allows positive identification of targets, decreased reporting and response times for attacking critical targets, and reduced fratricide.
Missile Technology Access Emboldens Rogue Nations
Sails billowing from strong economic, technology and military winds, the U.S. ship of state is tacking toward the future, seeking to shape its own strategic environment. Dead ahead in Asian waters, however, are ominous heavy weather and treacherous shoals. The U.S. military and its allies are facing a growing number of hostile rogue states that are equipping themselves with dangerous technologies designed to thwart power projection.
Superconductor Advances Expand Signal Reconnaissance Capabilities
Highly refined signal filters will open new vistas in applications ranging from complex intelligence gathering to cellular telephony. The advances emerge from high-temperature superconducting materials incorporated into semiconductor chips. Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency have moved some aspects of this technology to the private sector for production and commercialization.
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Northrop Awarded Guardrail Common Sensor Funds
Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Chantilly, Virginia, was awarded a $24,587,690 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for line replaceable unit
Shanahan Assigned to Air Force Intelligence Post
Maj. Gen. John N.T.
Buckley Assigned to Joint Operations and Intelligence Center
Col. Ronald D.