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This Just In: DARPA’s Newest Hypersonic Missile Passed a Crucial Test

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A U.S. F-22 Raptor, based out of Al Udeid Base in Doha, Qatar, receives fuel from a 28th Expeditionary Air Refuelling Squadron KC-135 Stratotanker during a combat air patrol mission over an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia, in this picture taken Sep

No More Top Gun? A Computer Could Fly the Fighter Jets During America's Next War

After The F-35's Success, The Army Wants Uniforms That Are Invisible To Radar

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DARPA Is Making Guided Sniper Bullets

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In Case You Haven’t Heard, the Air Force and DARPA Just had an Accident

Is DARPA Moving to the "Dark Side" With Its Fully-Robotic NOMAR Warships?

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If We Can Make 'Stealth' Fighters Like the F-35, Why Not Stealth Soldiers?

The Pentagon Wants Weapons That Can Destroy Combat Lasers

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Killer 'Bees': We Know Why the U.S. Navy Wants Deadly Drone Swarms

Could Swarming Drones Counter Drone Swarms?

The U.S. Military Has Plans to Build Better Swarm Drones

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Navy Will Develop Hypersonic Weapons Air Launch Testing at China Lake

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How to Make a Dangerous Hypersonic Missile? Ask a Dragonfly.

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Is the Army's XM25 "Punisher" a Supergun or a Boondoggle?

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The Navy Is One Step Closer to Robot Warships

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The Future Is Nigh: Army Asks Defense Companies for Powered Exoskeletons

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