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    The Burke-class Flight III destroyer USS Jack H. Lucas (DDG 125) during its acceptance trials in May 2023. DDG 125 is the first Burke-class destroyer built in the Flight III configuration.
    John Keller
    Aug. 22, 2025
    The AN/USQ-82(V) handles surface warship machinery-, damage-, and steering-control systems as well as displays and interior communications alarms.

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    The Gateway space station will be a vital component of the Artemis missions to return humans to the lunar surface for scientific discovery and chart the path for the first human missions to Mars.
    Military researchers are trying to develop energy-efficient approaches to power-hungry machine learning applications on the battlefield.
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    The scaling limitations of homogeneous quantum computing architectures are expected to limit the size and computational power of these complex systems.
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    Project also will use cell phones and personal fit devices to help first responders find victims in disaster areas.
    Naval personnel work to repair damage and to distribute power to commands and residents on Naval Base Guam last June after Typhoon Mawar passed over the island.
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    C-HOBS is a radar proximity sensor that provides a precise variable proximity function to the fuze system.
    Soldiers at Fort Campbell, Ky., test their medical capabilities in austere conditions during a recent exercise.
    The Marine Corps Medium Range Air Defense Radar (MRADR) will be mounted to Medium Range Air Defense Radar (MRADR) on amphibious combat vehicle chassis.
    John Keller
    Aug. 6, 2025
    The Marines will use mobile MRADR system to detect, track, identify, and defeat enemy cruise missiles and other crewed and uncrewed aerial threats.
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    What if chemicals and biological elements were not foes, but friends? What if they granted new capabilities, altered properties, or enhanced microsystem function instead of hindering it?
    John Keller
    Aug. 4, 2025
    Microsystems are vulnerable to strong acids and bases, oxidizers, and high-energy ions that can cause damage, and require special protective packaging.
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    A high-resolution image of a of muscle cell nuclei highlighting the essential role of DNA and genetic material in controlling protein
    John Keller
    Aug. 4, 2025
    Potential military applications include biosensors; autonomous systems; augmentation devices; and self-repairing or adaptive mechanisms.
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    Weird networks are unconventional, covert, and hard-to-detect, and are designed to be deniable, stealthy, unpredictable, and resilient.
    John Keller
    Aug. 1, 2025
    PWND2 will develop models and tools to improve the deployment and detection of hidden communication networks -- also known as weird networks.
    The proposed Golden Dome missile-defense system is to protect the American homeland from incoming ballistic, hypersonic, and cruise missiles.
    John Keller
    July 31, 2025
    The new radar is to acquire, track, and discriminate incoming enemy ballistic missiles to the U.S. The radar is to be mobile, not fixed-site.