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A Pentagon research team is studying the body movements of Russian President Vladimir Putin and other world leaders to better predict their actions and guide U.S. policy, Pentagon documents and interviews show.
The US Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) released the base budget figure requested for US intelligence programs Thursday, with a …
At the peak of the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, the demand for high-definition full motion video was so intense that about 90 percent of the bandwidth used by U.S.
The 13th annual C4ISR & Networks Conference is the longest running and most prestigious conference in C4ISR. This year’s event, May 5-6 in Crystal City, will be exciting and unique with many opportunities to engage and connect with military PMs, industry leaders, and attendees.
This year’s theme is, ‘Warfighting at the Enterprise Level.” We’re featuring all aspects of the situational awareness revolution in defense, driven by networks of communications, IT, GEOINT, Cyber, Unmanned Systems and Sensors. Click to get the full list of speakers and topics and registration information.
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The West may have slapped sanctions and threatened more moves against Russia as the Ukraine crisis deepens,but France plans to quietly pursue selling military hardware, including armored vehicles, to Russia, defense researchers and an industry source said
The US Air Force's decision not to fund the Combat Avionics Programmed Extension Suite (CAPES) program that would have upgraded 300 US F-16 fighter jets and 146 Taiwan F-16s comes as a blow to Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.
The Canadian government’s decision to hold back spending CAN $3.1 billion (US $2.9 billion) on defense procurements over the next four years will further delay major aircraft purchases, including a next-generation fighter jet, industry representatives and defense analysts said.
A Pentagon research team is studying the body movements of Russian President Vladimir Putin and other world leaders to better predict their actions and guide U.S. policy, Pentagon documents and interviews show.
Information technology spending would drop slightly under the president's fiscal 2015 budget from $81.4 billion to $79.0 billion, with the Defense Department poised to absorb the full brunt of those cuts.
North Korea has developed a UAV based on a U.S. target drone, according to a report in the Washington Free Beacon.
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