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Starting Dec. 1, Cybersecurity Is No Longer Optional "This is the start of a new day in the Department of Defense where cybersecurity, as we've been saying for years is foundational for acquisitions, we're putting our money where our mouth is. We mean it," Katie Arrington says.
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Air Force To Launch 4G LTE At 20 More Bases Next Month "While we're all focused on 5G, and we've got a lot of possibilities in 5G, we also know 5G is not an endpoint," said Dan Massey, one of three 5G program leads at OUSDR&E. "So, what goes beyond 5G?"
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FVL: Robotic Co-Pilots Will Help Fly Black Hawks In 2021 Sikorsky's ALIAS automation will help human pilots fly more safely at low altitude and high speeds and in poor visibility. Modified UH-60s will test out the technology for next-gen Future Vertical Lift.
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F-35, Reaper Sale To UAE Draws Fire In Senate, Fuels Concern Over Libya With the UAE turning to China for armed drones, policymakers in the Trump administration worry about Beijing's efforts to gain influence in the Middle East.
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DES: Multi-Billion Dollar Effort To Modernize DoD's 'Fourth Estate' An exclusive Breaking Defense interview with Don Means, DISA's Defense Enclave Services Executive, on the DES network modernization effort for independent DoD agencies and commands.
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Dunlap Unveils First 'Global' ABMS Exercise The F-35, the F-22, "even a KC-46 tanker" and ground assets will be able to share data in fiscal 2022, Dunlap says. Later in the year, the Air Force will take a KC-46 tanker, and put that same communications capability on it so forces can "move data in a much wider bandwidth to many more forces.
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