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The United States cannot successfully underwrite its foreign and defense policy objectives without increased investment in Air Force capacities and capabilities.

Lt. Gen. David Miller, head of Space Operations Command, said the ongoing tussle with the Intelligence Community is like when dogs first meet in a dog park. "The dogs like spend five minutes sniffing each other's butts. That's the phase I think we're in. We just need to get off that," he said.

GA-ASI's Gray Eagle 25M gets EagleEye radar boost: doubled range, AESA antenna, and artificial intelligence for next-generation drone.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) is continuing its support of EagleEye multi-mode radar development with a company investment to add an Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) antenna and associated software that will increase range and deliver significant mode enhancements. AESA will be a “drop-in” hardware upgrade to the existing EagleEye radar and could be an option for…

SPRINGVILLE, Utah, Aug. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- IMSAR is excited to announce the release of the NSP-7 Blk II Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)/Moving Target Indication (MTI) radar. The Blk II

Why Everyone Wants to Buy Military Hardware from Israel Israel’s warfare solutions are part of a larger defense strategy that links it to the United States and involves key partners and allies in Asia, such as Australia and India. Israel’s Defense Minister Benny Gantz flew to the United States in the wake of the war in Gaza. It was June 2 and Gantz left just as a new coalition government was in the process of being formed to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The chaos in Jerusalem wi...

The Israeli defense electronics company will supply the AI-powered SPECTRO XR EO systems that will be integrated onboard a variety of maritime platforms for the navy of an Asia-Pacific country.

Raytheon’s New Intelligence Aircraft Could Change the War Game Despite the rapid arrival of smaller kinds of surveillance drones and new kinds of unmanned systems, there is still a pressing need for a new generation of innovations supporting advanced fixed-wing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions. Finding enemy armored convoys on the backside of a mountain beyond the line of sight, supporting ballistic missile defense operations, tracking enemy targets from the sky with opt...