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    The General Dynamics Common Weapons Launcher (CWL) enables submarines to manage, monitor, and launch different tube-loaded weapons like torpedoes, missiles, and anti-submarine countermeasures using one streamlined interface.
    John Keller
    Sept. 18, 2025
    System enables submarines to manage and launch tube-loaded weapons like torpedoes, missiles, and anti-submarine countermeasures using one interface.

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    An Army National Guard cryptologic linguist trains in 2022 on a new tactical dismounted electronic warfare and signals intelligence (TDEWS) system at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa.
    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.
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    The convergence of cyber and physical attack surfaces in modern warfare increases the risk of catastrophic breaches, making hardware- and software-level security measures a foundational requirement.
    A U.S. Navy sailor stands watch in the combat information center aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Wayne E. Meyer (DDG 108) last month. The ship uses the CEC battle-management and networking system.
    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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    M-FAT seeks to blur the line between EW and cyber warfare by developing cyber countermeasures that disrupt small uncrewed aircraft -- particularly command and control links -- in contested environments with an emphasis on low-collateral damage.
    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.
    John Keller
    Aug. 8, 2025
    Project involves strengthening grid resilience, developing microgrid systems, hardening against EMP and cyber threats, and enhancing security.
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    A rendering of a satellite in space with data transmission being implied
    Jamie Whitney
    Aug. 7, 2025
    The companies plan to test quantum key distribution, or QKD, a method that securely shares encryption keys between two parties by using the principles of quantum mechanics.
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    The Army wants affordable attritable uncrewed aircraft able to attack enemy targets, conduct electronic attack, and perform surveillance and reconnaissance.
    John Keller
    Aug. 7, 2025
    Army experts are looking for uncrewed aircraft that are networked, autonomous, and able to operate in teams that offer lethal and non-lethal effects.
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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.