The two explosions in Brussels Airport (BRU) on the morning of March 22 and the explosion in a subway station near the EU institutions were the work of terrorists, Belgian officials said.
Russia continues to renew its military arsenals, albeit at a slower pace in 2015 than the prior year and as weakening currency is constraining its purchasing power.
GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump is conducting "a very dangerous discussion" on trade that must be addressed, former Boeing CEO and Chairman Jim McNerney says.
Perhaps in a different era, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft may have spotted liquid nitrogen flowing on distant Pluto, a distinctive planetary realm so far from the Sun that temperatures now measure minus 400 F, according to modeling of the latest data transmissions.
The U.S. Navy concluded a successful light-off test of its upgraded periscope detection and discrimination (PDD) capability earlier this month for the AN/SPQ-9B Anti-Ship Missile Defense Radar onboard guided-missile cruiser CG 57 USS Lake Champlain.
India is working to develop a sensor to gauge radiation levels after a nuclear accident, making a significant step toward ensuring the safety of the country’s nuclear installations.
To accelerate the development of future lasers, the U.S. Air Force is investing in manufacturing technology that enables new lasing materials to be produced from nanopowders. Under a small-business research effort administered by the U.S Army, Georgia-based nanomaterials company nGimat developed processes to produce yttrium aluminum garnet (YAG) power from which laser amplifiers are made. Unable to fund the development internally, nGimat approached the Air Force, which is providing funding help to transition the materials to laser weapon systems and missile seeker domes.
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP. has $121.5m U.S. Marine Corps contract to build 13 prototypes for Engineering, Manufacturing and Development (EMD) of Amphibious Combat Vehicle Phase 1, Increment 1 (ACV 1.1). Award follows GAO denial of GENERAL DYNAMICS protest of awards to SAIC, BAE SYSTEMS. MBDA reported €5.2b ($5.9b) in sales for 2015, driven by Rafale and Fremm frigate contracts signed by Egypt and Qatar. New export orders were €3.6b, revenue reached €2.9b, up from €2.4b in 2014.
Portions of the information technology and physical infrastructure of NASA’s Near Earth Network, part of the agency’s far-reaching Space Communications and Navigation Program, face security risks, says an audit by Paul K. Martin, the agency’s inspector general.
Canadian industry is missing out on strategic opportunities on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter because of the new Ottawa government’s election promise to hold a competition for its next fighter, says Magellan Aerospace, a major Canadian supplier to the program.
The U.S. Navy’s new procedures for dealing with breathing system problems in F-18 line aircraft will require a surge in spare parts and logistical needs.
AVX Aircraft is to develop the transmission and propulsion systems for the vertical-take-off-and-landing (VTOL) shipboard unmanned aircraft that Northrop Grumman is building under Darpa’s Tern program.
India’s Reliance Defense Ltd. has teamed up with French avionics firm Sagem to develop and transfer technology for the Infrared Search and Track (IRST) system for naval warships and combat aircraft.
An Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine assigned to Submarine Group 10 completed a Follow-on Commander’s Evaluation Test (FCET) earlier this month with the launch of three Trident II D5 missiles, U.S. Navy officials say.
To achieve the stated goal of reducing the flyaway cost by approximately $10 million by the end of 2019, to $85 million for the conventional F-35A, will require the government customer to begin investing in manufacturing improvements beginning in 2017.
The crew's activities are scheduled to include the addition of the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module space habitat and the belated installation of the first docking port for U.S. commercial crew transport vehicles.
