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Dominating The Spectrum With The Next-Gen Jammer
Presented by Raytheon Technologies
Learn how Raytheon Technology's Next-Gen Jammer will enable Growler pilots to rapidly identify and defeat hostile actors in highly contested electromagnetic spectrum environments.| INDOPACOM Wants Billions To Build, As Pentagon Plans Cuts To Overseas Presence By 2026, Adm. Philip Davidson said, the US will need additional air and missile defenses on Guam to counter a growing Chinese threat.
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| DARPA Gremlins: Drone Test Back On After COVID Delay "We expect to report results in August, at the latest," DARPA spokesperson Jared Adams told Breaking D.
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| JADC2: Black Sea Exercise Tests Joint Command Concepts The Air Force experiment piggybacked on the annual Sea Breeze wargames, with ships, aircraft, and special operators from at least eight nations coming together to deter Russia.
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| Air Force 'Digital Century Series' Is Stuck In The Wrong Century Acquisition chief Will Roper wants to replicate the rapid-fire development of new fighter jets in the 1950s. He should focus on new drones instead.
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| Lawmakers Blast Lockheed, DoD Over F-35 Parts Problems "Fix this now, before you have blood on your hands," said Rep. Rashida Talib.
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| Fire 'Gutted' Much Of USS Bonhomme Richard: CNO Gilday Breaking Defense has obtained an email from Adm. Michael Gilday detailing the damage of 11 of the amphibious ship's 14 decks.
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| Combatant Commanders Want Reaper To Stay The Air Force wants to cut its workhorse drone, the MQ-9 Reaper. The combatant commanders that use the MQ-9 don't want to see that happen.
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| Milley Assigns Service Roles In All-Domain Ops Concept The Air Force will lead work on the concept for command & control, the Navy will lead joint fires, and the Army has logistics.
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| Just Like "Top Gun" [Sponsored] The upgrade to Raytheon Intelligence & Space's Identification Friend or Foe system makes skies safer.
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| Firms Rev Up For B-52 Re-Engine Battle The Air Force hopes replacing the engines will keep the venerable B-52 in the air through 2050 — just two years shy of a century.
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