Новости за 11.10.2024

Last year, PEO C3T and PEO IEW&S absorbed several programs from the PEO Enterprise Information Systems (EIS), in hopes of better orienting the land forces for the fights of the future.

The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, on behalf of the Ministry of Defence and UK Space Command, will contribute an experimental sensor package to the “Redwing” project, managed by Canada’s defense research organization, Defence Research and Development Canada.

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“Our units have no assets and no capability to to train with right now, to learn with, to build TTPs with. We started thinking outside the box,” Col. Nick Ryan told Breaking Defense.

“Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran have reasons to confuse GPS-guided weapons used by their adversaries in the region and any of them could be behind these incidents,” one expert told Breaking Defense.

PEO CS&CSS is retaining a separate ground autonomy competition designed to field self-driving PLS trucks.

“These solutions provide maneuvering forces with robust force protection and flexibility against a wide range of airborne threats, including UAVs,” Rafael said in a statement.

Aaron Mehta and Ashley Roque from Breaking Defense walk you through the key things to know heading into AUSA 2024.

CMMC 2.0 introduced a third-party assessment dependent on contractor’s CUI capacity.

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“Having a manufacturing complex in Australia will enable production of solid rocket motors for ourselves, firstly and then ultimately, from an export perspective, to our allies and partners around the world. And there is, at the moment, an inability to meet that demand,” David Goodrich, Anduril Australia CEO, told Breaking Defense.

US Space Command has been clamoring for new technology to enable “dynamic space operations,” which include “sustained” maneuvering that doesn’t eat up fuel to allow US military spacecraft and satellites to outrun suspect adversary satellites — or potentially be able to chase those suspect birds down both to assess any threats and possibly take action to neutralize them.