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SOSA Targets Open Architecture Designs for New Radar and Electronic Warfare Technology
The SOSA Technical Standards are being updated in advance of their release next year. (Elma Electronics) The Sensor Open System Architecture (SOSA) standards are currently focused on addressing problems with vendor interoperability, future upgrades, and vendor lock which is driving changes in future radar and electronic warfare (EW) system designs, experts said during a Feb. …
Information Warfare Airmen Rise Up to Break the COVID Kill Chain > Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) > News
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO – LACKLAND, Texas. — More than 300 enlisted personnel, officers, civilians and contractors from the Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) received the COVID-19 vaccine administered at Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center in support of a Department of Defense-wide effort to vaccinate the workforce Jan 15, 2021. U.S. Air Force Lt. …
Armoured warfare – Tanks have rarely been more vulnerable | Science & technology
Sep 12th 2020 TANK BATTLES are rare these days. Crews that wish to prove themselves can turn instead to the Tank Biathlon, part of the International Army Games—a sort of Olympics with guns—organised each year by Russia. On September 5th Russian tanks raced and blasted their way to victory over teams from China, Belarus and …
Indian Army to study technologies to enhance warfare capabilities
The Indian Army is conducting a study on advanced warfare technologies to strengthen war-fighting capabilities. Credit: Sgt. Michael J MacLeod. Sign up here for GlobalData’s free bi-weekly Covid-19 report on the latest information your industry needs to know. Sign-up to the Army Technology newsletter New technologies News New products Essential guides The Indian Army is …
Flying drones with your thoughts: How mind-reading technology will change the face of warfare
For years, researchers have been exploring the potential for brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) – systems that connect up the human brain to external technology – to restore movement to people with paralysed limbs, using electrode arrays implanted directly on the brain’s surface. In the future, however, US government-backed research could enable the use of BCIs without any …
Navy Invests in New Mine Warfare Technology
Navy Invests in New Mine Warfare Technology iStock illustration Sea-based mines are a constant concern in naval warfare. Like their land-based counterparts, they offer adversaries a low-cost means of inflicting potentially catastrophic damage. To counter that, the Navy is developing several new countermeasure platforms. One of the top global mine threats comes from China, said …
Looking back at the future of warfare
This story is part of our November/December 2019 issue See the rest of the issueSubscribe June 1967 From “The first battle of World War III”: World War I was fought with chemistry, and World War II with physics …. World War III, if it ever occurs, may be fought bloodlessly with mathematics. It is not …
Technology changes special warfare, combat support training, recruiting at Air Education and Training Command
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO – LACKLAND, Texas — Airmen from the 330th Special Operations Recruiting Squadron, Special Warfare Training Wing and Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape are working together to recruit, train and create better Airmen for special warfare and combat support specialties with the help of big data. “We needed to come up with …
