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The Air Force Research Laboratory conducted the first test of a turbojet engine designed to support low-cost cruise missiles as part of the Gray Wolf program, FlightGlobal reported Saturday. AFRL partnered with Northrop

The Department of Veterans Affairs wants to buy 180K laptops and tablet computers to support telehealth and telework initiatives in response to the coronavirus pandemic, FedScoop reported Friday. Sources said the proposal

The U.S. Navy looks to use cloud-based replicas of software installed in ships that will enable engineers to experiment with new codes without disrupting operations and crucial systems, C4ISRnet reported Thursday.

The U.S. Navy trialed the performance of its Raytheon-made, mid-band jammer prototype in a three-month testing period. Engineering development models of the Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band demonstrated basic functions and data collection of electromagnetic environmental

NASA has attained new technical milestones towards the launch of Perseverance, the rover that would explore the red planet for the Mars 2020 mission. A team of technical personnel integrated a couple

NASA used a robotic arm push to address a technical issue that rendered a Mars lander unable to dig as designed, CNN reported Thursday. The Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and

A bipartisan group of lawmakers are calling on the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee to approve funding for 98 F-35 aircraft in the fiscal year 2021 defense policy bill to support readiness and

U.S. Army scientists have analyzed a quantum sensor with highly sensitive atoms and found that it has potential to detect signals across the full radio frequency spectrum.

Electro-optic engineers and scientists at the Naval Surface Warfare Center's Crane Division use funds from the Navy Innovative Science and Engineering program in efforts to develop technology platforms for sailors.