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U.S. Air Force Decides To Use iPads, Save $50M Over 10 Years

U.S. Air Force Decides To Use iPads, Save $50M Over 10 Years

U.S. Air Force has decided to make use of iPads during flights, saving a total of $50 million in the next ten years.
By On May 18, 2013 Respond
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DARPA Develops Non-GPS Navigation System For Indoors

DARPA Develops Non-GPS Navigation System For Indoors

DARPA has developed a self-sufficient navigation system that can aid users when GPS is unavailable.
By On April 13, 2013 Respond
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Egypt Military Caught Divers Cutting Undersea Internet Cables

Egypt Military Caught Divers Cutting Undersea Internet Cables

Egypt's coastguard has caught three divers trying to cut undersea internet cables joining Africa to Europe.
By On March 28, 2013 Respond
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US Department Of Defense Orders 650,000 iOS Devices

US Department Of Defense Orders 650,000 iOS Devices

Electronista has reported that the U.S. Department of Defense is going to purchase 120,000 iPads, 100,000 iPad minis, 200,000 iPod touches and 210,000 iPhones.
By On March 21, 2013 Respond
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World’s First Tactical UAS ATLANTE Made Its Maiden Flight

World’s First Tactical UAS ATLANTE Made Its Maiden Flight

ATLANTE is a long-range tactical unmanned aerial vehicle. Last month on Feb 28, it made its maiden flight at the Rozas airfield in the Spanish city of Lugo.
By On March 20, 2013 Respond
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Killer Dolphins Escaped To The Black Sea During Training

Killer Dolphins Escaped To The Black Sea During Training

Ukrainian Military trained some dolphins having pistols and knives strapped to their heads to attack or kill the enemy. During exercise, 3 dolphins fooled the Navy and escaped to The Black Sea for biological urges.
By On March 13, 2013 Respond
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Air Force Removes Drone Strike Data From Its Website

Air Force Removes Drone Strike Data From Its Website

Air Force started posting data regarding overseas drone strikes in October last year on its website. However, it has quietly removed that data from the site.
By On March 10, 2013 Respond
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Motorola To Bring AME 2000, A Secure Android Smartphone

Motorola To Bring AME 2000, A Secure Android Smartphone

Motorola Solutions has announced a secure Android phone -- AME 2000 -- designed for government and enterprise users.
By On March 4, 2013 Respond
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Canadian Company Hyperstealth Claims To Have Created Real Invisibility Cloak

Canadian Company Hyperstealth Claims To Have Created Real Invisibility Cloak

A Canadian company, Hyperstealth, has claimed that it has been able to create a fully-functional invisibility cloak, dubbed 'Quantum Stealth.'
By On December 16, 2012 Respond
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US Navy Successfully Fires Missiles From A Sea Drone For The First Time

US Navy Successfully Fires Missiles From A Sea Drone For The First Time

U.S Navy has tested out a missile-firing sea drone just off the shore of Maryland. The Navy plans on using such sea drones to thwart minor security threats such as pirates.
By On October 30, 2012 Respond
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U.S. Navy Investing $900,000 To Build ‘MacGyver’ Robot

U.S. Navy Investing $900,000 To Build ‘MacGyver’ Robot

A team of Georgia Tech University researchers hopes to bring MacGyver into the realm of the robots. And, guess what? U.S. Navy is providing the funding.
By On October 11, 2012 Respond
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US Air Force Was Secretly Building Flying Saucer In 1956

US Air Force Was Secretly Building Flying Saucer In 1956

The National Archives has published that the US Air Force was trying to build a flying saucer-like aircraft in 1956. But later the project was dropped.
By On October 8, 2012 Respond
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Breakthrough Face Paint Protects Soldiers’ Skin From Bomb Blasts

Breakthrough Face Paint Protects Soldiers’ Skin From Bomb Blasts

Some scientists at the University of Southern Mississippi have developed a new type of face paint that can protect soldiers' skin from explosions and heat.
By On August 29, 2012 Respond
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Hypersonic ‘WaveRider’ Test Flight Failed, Plane Crashed In Pacific

Hypersonic ‘WaveRider’ Test Flight Failed, Plane Crashed In Pacific

The test flight of hypersonic aircraft X-51A Waverider over the Pacific ocean has failed. The plane crashed in the ocean.
By On August 16, 2012 3 Responses
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USA To Test Hypersonic Aircraft Today, Can Travel From London To New York In 1 Hour

USA To Test Hypersonic Aircraft Today, Can Travel From London To New York In 1 Hour

New hypersonic aircraft X-51 Waverider travels five times the speed of sound. It can reach a speed of 4,500 mph within seconds.
By On August 15, 2012 Respond
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