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The Australian start-up was selected from a field of major international aerospace companies.

The U.S. DOT today announced it is sending the University of Michigan a $15M, 5-year grant to lead regional efforts for future mobility.

While lawmakers worry over lack of oversight, MITRE's Pete Modilgiani tells Breaking Defense, "The Middle Tier of Acquisition pathway is one of DoD’s most valuable tools to rapidly deliver capabilities ... to deter China’s threat."

The US Air Force has awarded SIMBA Chain a contract to develop and employ blockchain solutions for the service’s supply chain management.

  The Technology Advantage of the U.S. Military Is Eroding Throughout the Cold War and the 1990s, during conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere, the U.S. military operated with a significant technology advantage over its adversaries. This superiority was, for example, deployed with devastating effect during the first Gulf War. Coalition losses in terms of tanks destroyed, prisoners captured, and casualties incurred were roughly a thousand to one—a ratio for which there is virtually no his...

The parent company has decided to focus on its commercial projects, in part due to economic challenges.

/PRNewswire/ -- KeyLogic Systems, LLC, a leading Analytics, IT Transformation, and Research & Engineering firm, has been awarded a prime contract from the U.S....

/PRNewswire/ -- KeyLogic Systems, LLC, a leading Analytics, IT Transformation, and Research & Engineering firm, has been awarded a prime contract from the U.S....

Arms firm says that record-breaking laser weapon is ready to be integrated with US Department of Defense demonstrations.

The HELSI laser will support demonstration efforts with the Army’s IFPC-HEL, which is scheduled for laboratory and field testing this year.