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AFRL Airlift Challenge tests AI-based logistics planning for future operations
he AFRL AI Airlift Challenge scenario shows how AI can deliver cargo. Airports are identified with small squares with connecting routes (white lines). Cargo is staged at three airports in the pickup area (green rectangle). Each is designated for delivery at a specific airport in the area of need (yellow circle). The developed algorithm guides four airplanes through the network to pick up and deliver the cargo. The routes undergo random disruptions, requiring aircraft to either wait for the disruption to clear, or follow a different route.
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AFRL to highlight tech to ‘achieve decisive advantage in an age of growing threats’ at 2024 Air, Space and Cyber Conference
An artistic rendering depicts the Air Force Research Laboratory, or AFRL’s, Navigation Technology Satellite-3, or NTS-3, in simulated geosynchronous orbit. NTS-3, an experimental platform designed to demonstrate technologies to increase resiliency, robustness and reprogrammability of Position, Navigation, and Timing functionality in space, will be on display at AFRL’s “Engine to Accelerate” booths at the 2024 Air and Space Forces Association’s Air, Space and Cyber Conference Sept. 16-18, 2024, in National Harbor, Maryland. AFRL is accelerating innovation by transforming the satellite navigation architecture to be reprogrammable both on-orbit and in the field, which enables new capabilities to support the warfighter faster through software updates. Like downloading a new app on your smartphone, this means that new satellites will not need to be launched to upgrade the signals, and that warfighters will not need to purchase and deploy new hardware to take advantage of upgraded signals. NTS-3 will mature technologies like the advanced timekeeping system that can detect and mitigate atomic clock faults without direct operator intervention. NTS-3's software-defined receiver, known as Global Navigation Satellite System Test Architecture, can receive and process new navigation signals that improve performance for U.S. forces in the presence of GPS interference or spoofing (a process by which users are sent inaccurate signals telling them that they are in the incorrect time and place). NTS-3 is anticipated to launch in late 2024. (Courtesy photo illustration)
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AFRL’s drone killer, THOR will welcome new drone “hammer”
An artist’s rendering of the Air Force Research Laboratory’s THOR, a drone killer, capable of downing many adversarial drones in fractions of a second. A follow-on system named Mjolnir, the hammer belonging to the mythical Norse god Thor will soon be under development at AFRL. (Courtesy illustration)
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AFRL’s drone killer, THOR will welcome new drone “hammer”
An artist’s rendering of the Air Force Research Laboratory’s THOR, a drone killer, capable of downing many adversarial drones in fractions of a second. A follow-on system named Mjolnir, the hammer belonging to the mythical Norse god Thor will soon be under development at AFRL. (Courtesy illustration)
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AFRL’s drone killer, THOR will welcome new drone “hammer”
An artist’s rendering of the Air Force Research Laboratory’s THOR, a drone killer, capable of downing many adversarial drones in fractions of a second. A follow-on system named Mjolnir, the hammer belonging to the mythical Norse god Thor will soon be under development at AFRL. (Courtesy illustration)
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AFRL's Lightfoot named Black Engineer of the Year
Previously featured in the Air Force Research Laboratory’s leadership poster series, Dr. Leonard Lightfoot has served the Sensors Directorate for 11-plus years and currently represents the lab’s interests in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Science, Technology and Engineering. (Courtesy photo illustration)
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AFRL's Lightfoot named Black Engineer of the Year
Previously featured in the Air Force Research Laboratory’s leadership poster series, Dr. Leonard Lightfoot has served the Sensors Directorate for 11-plus years and currently represents the lab’s interests in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Science, Technology and Engineering. (Courtesy photo illustration)
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AFRL's Lightfoot named Black Engineer of the Year
Previously featured in the Air Force Research Laboratory’s leadership poster series, Dr. Leonard Lightfoot has served the Sensors Directorate for 11-plus years and currently represents the lab’s interests in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Science, Technology and Engineering. (Courtesy photo illustration)
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AFRL's Lightfoot named Black Engineer of the Year
Previously featured in the Air Force Research Laboratory’s leadership poster series, Dr. Leonard Lightfoot has served the Sensors Directorate for 11-plus years and currently represents the lab’s interests in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Science, Technology and Engineering. (Courtesy photo illustration)
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AFRS challenging Airmen to design paint scheme for next Air Force-sponsored NASCAR
The design for the Air Force-sponsored No. 43 car featured at NASCAR’s Cup Series Race Oct. 3, 2021, at Talladega Superspeedway, Ala. was a specialty paint scheme dedicated to Air Force Special Warfare Airmen and their mission. Airmen can refer to this wrap as they model their designs for the contest. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Air Force Recruiting Service)
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AF's updated policy further promotes tobacco-free environments
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AFSAC FMS graphic by Jonathan Tharp
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AFSFC activates squadrons to replace corrections, training detachments
At center left, Air Force Security Forces Center Commander Col. Jason Harris hands the new 570th Combat Training Squadron guidon to Lt. Col. Scott Haselden, the 570th's commander, at Fort Bliss, Texas, Dec. 5, 2024. The AFSFC recently transitioned its detachments to a squadron structure to return the units to a familiar organizational framework. (Courtesy photo)
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AFSPC 25th Anniversary Logo
AFSPC 25th Anniversary Logo. Image provided by the Air Force Space Command. Image is 6.7x10 @ 300 ppi.
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AFSPC 25th Anniversary Logo. Image provided by the Air Force Space Command. Image is 6.7x10 @ 300 ppi.
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'After Basic' live discussion show
A live social media after show focused on reflecting on and discussing the Air Force Recruiting Service’s new docuseries ‘Basic’ is set to debut on the Air Education and Training Command Facebook page Thursday, Nov. 11, at 7:45 p.m. central time. ‘After Basic’ will air each Thursday at 7:45 p.m. and feature guests from the docuseries and behind the scenes subject matter experts to offer additional insight and information on the events from each episode. (U.S. Air Force graphic / Master Sgt. Caitlin Jones-Martin)
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AFVentures releases annual report, details efforts to expand defense industrial base, fight COVID-19
AFVentures, the Department of the Air Force’s commercial investment group, has released its fiscal year 2020 annual report. The report details AFVentures’ successes in fulfilling its mission of expanding and maintaining the Air Force’s innovative capabilities by matching operator needs with private-sector solutions. (U.S. Air Force courtesy graphic)
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AFVentures releases annual report, details efforts to expand defense industrial base, fight COVID-19
AFVentures, the Department of the Air Force’s commercial investment group, has released its fiscal year 2020 annual report. The report details AFVentures’ successes in fulfilling its mission of expanding and maintaining the Air Force’s innovative capabilities by matching operator needs with private-sector solutions. (U.S. Air Force courtesy graphic)
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