Army Seeks Brownout Fixes For Helo Pilots; Afghan Tests Loom
Filed under: Land The Army will test a new system designed to lessen the worst danger military helicopter crews and their passengers have faced during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan -- blinding sand,...
View ArticleNavy Bets On Arleigh Burkes To Sail Until 2072; 40 Years Afloat For Some
Filed under: SeaTomorrow morning, at Manhattan's Pier 88, the Navy will commission its newest destroyer, DDG-112. The USS Michael Murphy's namesake was uncompromisingly heroic, a Navy SEAL who died...
View ArticleLockheed Looks Abroad To Sell LCS, MH-60, Radars -- But Who's Buying?
Filed under: SeaWASHINGTON: Defense contractors believe they must sell to foreign countries as US spending shrinks. But what's materialized overseas so far is much too small to make up for the decline...
View ArticleNavy's Move To Growler 70% Complete; Build-Up Reflects Stealth Doubts
Filed under: SeaWHIDBEY ISLAND, WASHINGTON: "Every two weeks, we get another Growler," Cmdr. Christopher Middleton said at the Navy's electronic warfare hub here. The Navy target is to buy 114 EA-18G...
View ArticleWill Stealth Survive As Sensors Improve? F-35, Jammers At Stake
Filed under: Air[Corrected 9:35 pm with a note about the EC-130 Compass Call] Is stealth still America's silver bullet? Or are potential adversaries' radars getting too smart for US aircraft to keep...
View ArticleNavy Bets On 'Baby Steps' To Improve Electronic Warfare; F-35 Jamming Not Enough
Filed under: SeaPENTAGON: While the Air Force and the Marines stake their future on a great leap forward to the stealthy F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the Navy is taking what one officer called "baby...
View ArticleRaytheon's 'Tippy Two' Radar Gets Back In The Budget -- Knock On Wood
Filed under: Strategy & Policy[UPDATED 7pm with Sec. Hagel remarks] WASHINGTON: This afternoon, newly installed Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel gave a nod to a high-tech radar, the AN/TPY-2 --...
View ArticleJLENS: Blimp Battle Continues With Letter From Rep. Robert Andrews
Filed under: Intel & CyberWASHINGTON: New Jersey Congressman Robert Andrews fired off a letter to the Army on March 12th urging the service to keep funding the JLENS radar blimp in 2014. (Click...
View ArticleAdm. Greenert: Wireless Cyberwar, The EM Spectrum, And The Changing Navy
Filed under: Intel & Cyber, Sea Adm. Jonathan Greenert is Chief of Naval Operations, the Navy's most senior officer. Greenert has emphasized the convergence between traditional electronic warfare...
View ArticleNavy Battles Cyber Threats: Thumb Drives, Wireless Hacking, & China
Filed under: Intel & Cyber, SeaPENTAGON: Technology is a two-edged sword, and it can cut the hand that wields it in unexpected ways. For a generation, ever since the first Gulf War, the information...
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