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Azimuth to Research Ways to Protect Sensors from Directed Energy Threats
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Space-based sensorscould be vulnerable(click to view full) Azimuth Corp in Dayton, OH received a $50 million contract to conduct hardening and survivability research designed to protect sensors from directed energy threats. The contract is being awarded under the US Air Force’s Hardened Materials Research and Survivability Studies program, which is intended to study materials technologies, […]
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