A Bell-led team has been selected to conduct a flight demonstration as part of NASA studies on integrating unmanned air systems into nonsegregated airspace.
Ten of the world’s largest metropolitan areas are in the running to become the first international test site of Uber’s proposed aerial ride-sharing program.
Raytheon Co., Burlington, Massachusetts, was awarded a $58,395,992 modification (P00068) to contract W9113M-13-C-0009 for surveillance system supply and support.
So-called boost-glide systems most likely are the intended target of Darpa's Glide Breaker program, which seeks to demonstrate defenses against hypersonic weapons such as those being developed by China and Russia.
The Pentagon is standing up a new office to help it figure out all the changes Congress has made to defense acquisition reforms, an assistant secretary of defense for acquisition enablers (ASD), according to a leading Pentagon acquisition official.
The DOD's acquisition chief says the U.S. must be transparent with the U.S. military services, international partners and foreign military sales customers on the F-35's steep sustainment cost.
NASA should develop an advanced space observatory capable of directly observing Earth-like extrasolar planets to seek evidence for life on a cosmic scale, a new study says.
An emerging architecture for a space-based sensor layer could use multiple types of observation tech to detect and track ballistic and hypersonic missiles, U.S. defense officials say.
The German defense ministry has begun a radical restructuring of the country’s armed forces to better prepare it for modernization and an uptick in defense spending.
Northrop Grumman has revealed the details of a production-ready new radar called Vanguard that its Mission Systems division launched about five years ago.
Air Force National Guard Brig. Gen. Edward Vaughn was selected by the active duty component to aggressively respond to pilots’ reporting of physiological events.
