It's funny that there is always so much debate on every new weapons platform and program, and yet we are losing the biggest battle ever, right under our noses with little to no fanfare.
Millions of federal employees just became juicy espionage targets. This is the kind of thing that should have...
http://airminded.org/2008/06/04/moniac-and-the-warfare-state/
One of the interesting things about this is that the prototype of this 'analogue hydraulic computer' was built out of spare Lancaster parts!
1950s
airminded blog
analogue hydraulic computer
british commonwealth
british empire
cold war
computer
computer architecture
computing
financephalograph
great britain
hydraulic computer
hydraulic computing
late 1940s
london school of economics
monetary national income analogue computer
new zealand
post-world war ii
royal air force
the phillips machine
Built by Osaka Imperial University and Syowa Kookuu-keiki Co.Ltd., likely on a Imperial Japanese Navy contract.
Note that postwar the Japanese use the American spelling for analyser, i.e. analyzer.
There are a couple of pictures at the original article.
It had an older (completed in 1942)...
"Northrop Grumman Awarded Contract to Develop Miniaturized Inertial Navigation System for DARPA"
PR Newswire
Northrop Grumman Corporation June 5, 2014 8:30 AM
Source:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/northrop-grumman-awarded-contract-develop-123000677.html
From Insidedefense Newsstand;
USAF Winds Down Blue Devil Program While Preparing Response To Hill
Posted: Jan. 22, 2014
The Air Force's recent experiment in intelligence sensor fusion known as the Blue Devil program is in the process of winding down -- but congressional interest in the...
1970s
1980s
advanced research projects agency
advanced research projects agency network
cold war
computing
darpa
defense advanced research projects agency
department of defense
history of the internet
telecommunications
united states
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9240230/Fear_of_thinking_war_machines_may_push_U.S._to_exascale
Chinese and European efforts much bigger monetarily. This is what is frustrating about government when you spend money on everything you claim to have no money for programs like this. I mean...
The National Security Agency is designing a new $895.6 million supercomputing center that will be constructed at its Fort Meade, Md., headquarters over the next several years, Department of Defense budget documents reveal. The NSA's new High Performance Computing Center, slated to be complete by...
DARPA to develop microscale navigational gyro for guided munitions and hand-held devices
Posted by John Keller
ARLINGTON, Va., 29 April 2010. Navigation and guidance experts at the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Arlington, Va., are asking industry to develop a...
Hello.......
Could someone please supply more info on this system?
Its the TSA-D2 by Zeiss. Its an sight/computer that was tested on an Me 262 A2, date unknown. It was to be used in place of the Lofte 7D (?).
The system was comprised of 3 primary components. The sight, a 'control computer'...
bomb sight
carl zeiss ag
carl-zeiss-stiftung
computing
electromechanical devices
luftwaffe
mechanical computer
nazi germany
reichsluftfahrtministerium
world war ii
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