Posted by Java Joe on September 15, 2021 · Leave a Comment
Concerned with a gap in the military’s ability to detect low-flying hypersonic weapons, lawmakers want the Pentagon to deliver a progress report by the end of November on its efforts to use radar to detect the weapons that can travel in excess of five times the speed of sound, covering vast distances in minutes.
Posted by Java Joe on October 11, 2018 · Leave a Comment
A new billet would allow Navy pilots and naval flight officers to remain in the Navy outside the traditional career path and normal sea/shore rotation. The changes address readiness and retention and allow officers to remain in the Navy later in their careers.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags amazon, Apple, aviation safety, B-2, Chinese spies, F-22, Hurricane Michael, Lt. Gen Charles Hooper, NAS Pensacola NAS Whiting Field, NATO, navy flight instructors, North Korea, Pompeo, Tallahassee
Posted by Java Joe on June 28, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Social media giants called on the FBI and Homeland Security to help the companies prepare for the upcoming midterm elections, but were told they would receive no information from the government on security threats.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags amazon, Apple, Australia, defense bill, defense minister wei fenghe, Facebook, Google, Hawaii, Jim Mattis, microsoft, missile radar, Oath, Snap, social media, Triton, Twitter
Posted by Java Joe on August 10, 2016 · Leave a Comment
Aerial combat is now truly 3-D, as multi-domain warfare adds new dimensions.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Android, Apple, artificial intelligence, computer viruses, DARPA, ejection seat, F-35, Federal Reserve, interest rates, ISIS, multi-domain warfare, Naval Research Laboratory, productivity, Qualcomm, Red Flag, UAV, UCAS
Posted by Publisher on September 10, 2013 · 1 Comment
As the anniversary of 9/11 approaches the US takes precautions across the globe and schedules remembrances at home.
Category Leader Features, Morning Coffee · Tags 9/11 anniversary, acquisition, Apple, BAE, Benghazi Libya, big business, continuing spending resolution, Dahlgren VA, Eric Cantor, F35, iPhone, Libya, Marines, sequestration, stock market, UCLAS