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Lockheed Martin Skunk Works®’ Project Hydra Demonstrates 5th Gen To 5th Gen Communications Across Domains

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US Army seeks industry input for overhaul of aging artillery software "Today, we have a really robust capability to do fires," said Col. Matt Paul, "but it was not built for how we have to share data in the future."

Mine it in America â Securing the US military supply chain Every F-35 strike fighter built for U.S. armed forces contains 920 pounds of rare earth materials â the majority of which is imported from China.

SpaceX postpones planned launch of US military's secretive X-37B spaceplane

US Army seeks industry input for overhaul of aging artillery software
"Today, we have a really robust capability to do fires," said Col. Matt Paul, "but it was not built for how we have to share data in the future."

Mine it in America â Securing the US military supply chain
Every F-35 strike fighter built for U.S. armed forces contains 920 pounds of rare earth materials â the majority of which is imported from China.