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This year, the distinctly black U-2S Dragon Lady reconnaissance aircraft from Beale AFB, Cal., flew for the first time.

For the past 21 years, the Air Force has flown the MQ-1 Predator unmanned vehicle in combat, and for the last 10, the MQ-9 Reaper. 

The intelligence community’s support to the Defense Department has never been better, Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work told the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence here today. 

The most sophisticated space surveillance telescope ever developed is ready to begin tracking thousands of space objects as small as a softball. It’s a boon to space surveillance and science and a new military capability.

The chiefs of defense from 43 nations and the commanders of the U.S. combatant commands joined Marine Corps Gen. Joe Dunford for a discussion on the global strategy to defeat violent extremism.

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Robert Cardillo drew back the curtain a bit on his organization’s activities during a rare open session of the Senate Intelligence Committee 

Future Defense Department technological superiority hinges on the department’s ability to out-innovate its adversaries, rethink how it sources technology and perhaps rethink its models for product delivery.

The 9/11 attacks drove “fundamental change” in the way the U.S. government uses and shares intelligence, the director of the National Security Agency said during a panel discussion yesterday.

Transparency and intelligence seem like mutually exclusive terms, but they are not. Citizens’ expectation of transparency in intelligence has grown since 9/11. The key is finding the right balance for transparency.

Depuis la révolte de Sidi Bouzid, le 17 décembre 2010, la contagion s'est étendue de la Tunisie à l'Égypte, la Libye, Bahrein, au Yémen et enfin en Syrie. Contrairement à ce qui a pu être dit, ces contestations populaires n'ont pas été le fait des "réseaux sociaux"...