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How The US Is Preparing To Hunt New Chinese, Russian Subs « Breaking Defense
A sailor watches an MH-60R Seahawk take off from the USS Wasp during Exercise Black Widow. WASHINGTON: The Navy’s newest fleet and submarine commands teamed up this week for an intensive anti-submarine drill off the East Coast, waters Navy commanders say are now open game for Russian submarines. “This is where the fight is…where the …
Cyber Attack Most Likely Space Threat: Maj. Gen. Whiting « Breaking Defense
Maj. Gen. Stephen Whiting WASHINGTON: Cyber defense is a top mission priority for the Space Force, says Maj. Gen. Stephen Whiting, deputy commander of the new service. “We know that cyber attack is where we are most likely to face the enemy in space,” Whiting said, if for no other reason than the barriers to …
Esper Signals Importance Of All Domain & ABMS At AFA « Breaking Defense
Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley WASHINGTON: In what must have been music to Air Force acquisition chief Will Roper’s ears, Defense Secretary Mark Esper today sang the praises of the service’s Advanced Battle Management Network (ABMS) as critical to future combat operations against Russia and China. “This …
US, Allies Agree On Threats In Space But Struggle With Messaging « Breaking Defense
Maj. Gen. John Shaw WASHINGTON: Over the past few years, US and allied militaries have converged as never before around fears of growing Russian and Chinese threats to space, DoD and outside experts say. But fundamental disagreements about how best to respond to the threats remain, with US allies facing much stronger domestic political resistance …
Judges halt plan to exclude unauthorized immigrants from count used to award seats in Congress
A panel of three federal judges in New York on Thursday prohibited the Trump administration from moving forward with plans to exclude undocumented immigrants from the count used to determine the number of seats states receive in the House of Representatives. The decision temporarily halts an unprecedented proposal with potentially seismic political ramifications. At the …
DISA Bets One $11.7B Deal Can Streamline 4th Estate Networks « Breaking Defense
With Defense Enclave Services, DISA hopes to bring together all the fourth estate under one architecture. ALBUQUERQUE: JEDI is no longer the be-all and end-all of Pentagon IT and its so-called Fourth Estate. To streamline the Pentagon’s network infrastructure of its non-service-specific agencies, the Defense Information Systems Agency is launching a massive, single vendor, $11.7 …
Industry Says ‘Meh’ To DoD Cislunar Space Push « Breaking Defense
DARPA’s DRACO nuclear-powered rocket for cislunar operations WASHINGTON: The possibility of future military activity around the Moon is en vogue in the national security space community, with a plethora of seminars featuring senior Space Force, Air Force and DoD officials musing on the likely need for the US counter China in deep space. John Hopkins …
Army Starts Construction On Prototype Lasers « Breaking Defense
An early experimental laser-armed Stryker vehicle, the MEHEL WASHNGTON: After years of lower-power field tests and more than one thousand hours of soldier feedback, the Army is on track to field-test two different types of high-energy lasers in 2022: a 50-kilowatt weapon to destroy enemy drones and incoming artillery rockets, and a 300-kW weapon that …
Guardian Alliance Technologies DENIED Again by USPTO Judges in Attempt to Invalidate Miller Mendel’s eSOPH Patent
The 188 patent protects certain key aspects of Miller Mendel’s eSOPH platform. Miller Mendel, Inc. asserted in a federal lawsuit filed October 9, 2018, that Guardian Alliance Technologies’ platform infringes on certain claims in Miller Mendel’s 188 patent. The patent was granted to Tyler Miller, Miller Mendel’s Founder, President and CEO on June 30, 2015, and licensed exclusively to Miller Mendel, …
Space War: US To Meet With Russia; Rolls Out Warfighting Doctrine « Breaking Defense
Use of ASATs could result in massive amounts of destruction and dangerous junk on orbit. National Space and Intelligence Center image WASHINGTON: A US delegation, including DoD officials, on July 27 in Vienna, Austria will hold a first Space Security Exchange (SSE) with Russia. It’s the first formal bilateral meeting on space security since 2013, …
