Risk Aversion Impedes Hypersonics Development

Risk Aversion Impedes Hypersonics Development June 30, 2020 | By Staff Sgt. Todd C. Lopez Speeding ahead with the development of hypersonic weapons will require the Defense Department to be far less risk-averse than it is now, DOD's director of defense research and engineering for modernization said. Read More

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Missile Defense Chief Looks to Handle Changing Threat

Missile Defense Chief Looks to Handle Changing Threat June 30, 2020 | By JIM GARAMONE The Missile Defense Agency is looking to adapt current technologies against the hypersonic threat while looking toward new capabilities. Read More

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Coronavirus Update: Challenges of Contact Tracing

Contact tracing, along with testing, isolation, and quarantine, is a vital way of slowing the spread of the coronavirus. Find out what's involved, and what it's like to work as a contact tracer.

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