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Aviation news
Aviation Technology
20 February 2019
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Air Force V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft to receive special forces Silent Knight terrain-avoiding radar
PATUXENT RIVER NAS, Md. – The U.S. Naval Air System Command V-Â22 Joint Program Office (PMAÂ275), which manages the Osprey program for all the U.S. services, has contracted Raytheon to integrate its next-generation multi-mode K-band
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Navy picks L-3 to provide data link to control unmanned helicopters aboard Littoral Combat Ship
WASHINGTON – U.S. Navy shipboard unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) experts needed a digital data link to control the MQ-8B and MQ-8C unmanned helicopters operating from the Littoral Combat Ship. They found their solution from L-3
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F-35 Block 4 jet fighter could become killer for the Navy with Small Diameter Bomb II, Aim 9X Block II
WASHINGTON – After years of expensive development, the first combat-capable Block IIIF F-35 stealth fighter will enter service in this year, yet the Pentagon already is looking ahead to adding capabilities to a follow-on model called the
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Reversing power flow in LEDs could provide new way of cooling for electronics thermal management
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – A light-emitting diode (LED) emits light when electricity is applied in the right direction, yet may provide cooling for electronics thermal management when electricity applied in the wrong direction. Bit-Tech
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Space news
Space Technology
20 February 2019
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Air Force approaching industry for adaptive optics technologies in ground-based space situational awareness
KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. – U.S. Air Force researchers are approaching industry for new approaches in adaptive optics for daytime and all-season ground-based remote sensing for space situational awareness.
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China may deploy anti-satellite laser weapons next year able to destroy U.S. military satellites
WASHINGTON – China's military is expected to deploy a laser weapon capable of destroying or damaging U.S. military satellites in low earth orbit in the next year, the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) disclosed in a report on
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Draper Lab to provide additional guidance systems for Trident submarine-launched nuclear missiles
WASHINGTON – U.S. Navy strategic weapons experts are asking the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory Inc. in Cambridge, Mass., to provide additional guidance systems for Trident (D5) submarine-launched nuclear missiles, as part of Pentagon
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Pentagon to ask for Space Force money, despite warnings that Congress won't authorize new military branch
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) will ask Congress for about 270 million next year to stand up a Space Force headquarters, a Space Development Agency, and U.S. Space Command, according to draft documents. Space News
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Unmanned News
Unmanned Vehicles
20 February 2019
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Navy picks L-3 to provide data link to control unmanned helicopters aboard Littoral Combat Ship
WASHINGTON – U.S. Navy shipboard unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) experts needed a digital data link to control the MQ-8B and MQ-8C unmanned helicopters operating from the Littoral Combat Ship. They found their solution from L-3
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China may deploy anti-satellite laser weapons next year able to destroy U.S. military satellites
WASHINGTON – China's military is expected to deploy a laser weapon capable of destroying or damaging U.S. military satellites in low earth orbit in the next year, the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) disclosed in a report on
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Curtiss-Wright receives encryption certification for secure data storage in trusted computing uses
ASHBURN, Va. – The Curtiss-Wright Corp. Defense Solutions division in Ashburn, Va., has received Common Criteria certification for the hardware and software disk encryption layers in the company's Data Transport System (DTS1)
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Global demand for sonar to grow by 42.3 percent over next four years, as seaborne trade increases
AMSTERDAM – Global demand for sonar technology will grow by 42.3 percent over the next four years, increasing from $2.6 billion in 2018 to $3.7 billion in 2023, predict analysts at market researcher ASD Media BV in Amsterdam.