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A 59,994-panel solar array, spread over 67 acres of Army land that’s been leased to a private developer, provides 15 megawatts of electricity, or 12 percent of the power used by this central-Maryland Army base.
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Tagged army, Army base, Baltimore, C. Todd Lopez, central-Maryland, Communications, Department of Defense (DoD), Detrick, DoD, DOD and science, DoD Armed with Science, electricity, Fort Detrick, megawatts, national defense, power, renewable energy, Robert A. O'Brien IV, solar array, strategic medical research
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Navy Admiral Michael S. Rogers says network defense is the ultimate team sport. “It will take all of us working together to make this work.”
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Tagged armed with science, AWS, Central Security Service, corporate cyber, Cyber Blur, Cybercom, cybersecurity, Department of Defense, national defense, national security, National Security Agency, Navy Adm. Michael S. Rogers, nsa, Reagan National Defense Forum, U.S. Cyber Command
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December 2013 marks the 75th anniversary of one of the Naval Research Laboratory’s most important contributions to technology development and national defense: the Fleet’s first shipboard radar.
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Tagged 200 MHz XAF system, Admiral A.W. Johnson, armed with science, Atlantic Squadron, Commander, first shipboard radar, flying bedspring, military history, military technology history, national defense, naval research laboratory, NRL, NRL's XAF radar, Robert M. Page, technology development, USS New York, World War II, XAF's capabilities
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