From: Military & AeroSpace
COMMENT - You see what the Corporate War for Profits is costing Americans in the number of food banks now failing to keep up with demand. Of course, if you live and work in Santa Barbara for either Green Hills Software or Integrity Global Security you can keep the illusions going. For a little longer.
by John Keller, Editor
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COMMENT - You see what the Corporate War for Profits is costing Americans in the number of food banks now failing to keep up with demand. Of course, if you live and work in Santa Barbara for either Green Hills Software or Integrity Global Security you can keep the illusions going. For a little longer.
by John Keller, Editor
ARLINGTON, Va., 26 Nov. 2014. Laser weapons
experts at the Northrop Grumman Corp. Aerospace Systems segment in
Redondo Beach, Calif., are moving forward with a military research
program to use lasers for defending manned and unmanned military
aircraft from heat-seeking missiles.
Officials of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
(DARPA) in Arlington, Va., announced a $20.2 million contract to
Northrop Grumman on Friday for the second phase of the DARPA Project
Endurance to develop laser weapons to defend aircraft from
electro-optical and infrared (EO/IR)-guided surface-to-air missiles.
Late last year DARPA awarded a $14.6 million contract to Northrop
Grumman for the first phase of Project Endurance. Also receiving a
phase-one contract for the program was the Lockheed Martin Mission
Systems and Training segment in Akron, Ohio.
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