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Rockwell to Provide E-6B Bandwidth Expansion

Rockwell Collins Inc., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is being awarded $9,201,304 for modification 0041 to a previously awarded firm-fixed-price contract (N00019

Lockheed to Provide Submarine Situational Awareness System

Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Training, Liverpool, New York, is being awarded an $8,046,094 modification to previously awarded contract N00024-14-

U.S. Army Purchases Joint Chemical Agent Detectors

Smiths Detection, Edgewood, Maryland, was awarded a $17,262,861 modification (P00061) to contract W911SR-07-C-0080 to purchase 2,092 M4A1 Joint Chemical Ag

Southwest Research Institute to Develop Geolocation Technology

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U.S. Defense Department Announces 'Hack the Pentagon' Pilot Program

Selected hackers will be allowed to test their skills against Defense Department websites.

Air Force Cyber Faces Familiar Challenges

The menace to the critical infrastructure mirrors the threat to combat air operations.

A U.S. Air Force cyber transport systems technician works on an electronic equipment rack at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. In addition to traditional cyberthreats, the Air Force is seeing increased cyber activity aimed at bringing down its critical infrastructure at bases in the United States.

Balancing Air Technology Needs Today and Tomorrow

The air service's top scientist seeks to hasten the delivery of game-changing systems to warfighters.

The Predator provides near-real-time infrared and color video to intelligence analysts and controllers on the ground and the ship. The U.S. Air Force chief scientist is leading two follow-up Autonomous Horizons studies examining the possibility of advancing autonomous technologies.

Air Force Wants Its Innovation Gap Back

An AFRL directorate strives to field better technology faster than foreign competitors.

The Tactical Boost Glide (TBG) program is a joint DARPA-Air Force effort that aims to develop and demonstrate technologies to enable future air-launched, tactical-range hypersonic boost glide systems.

Growth of Real Threats Shifts Nation's Space Strategy

The Air Force must rely more on forward-thinking commercial partners.

Operators staff the East Coast Satellite Operation Center (ESOC) in Northern Virginia. The ESOC flies the majority of Intelsat’s global satellite fleet, which provides mission critical support for the full range of the company’s government and commercial customers.

Arming Against Chem-Bio Attacks

A unique chemical and biological detection system is set to protect South Korea.

A U.S. Air Force technical sergeant performs breathing techniques during a gas mask fit test to ensure the mask will work properly during emergencies. The JUPITR system is designed to detect pandemics as well as chemical and biological warfare agents against U.S. Forces Korea.