Pentagon To Deploy Huge Blimps Over Washington, DC For 360-Degree Surveillance -- RT
A pair of high-tech Army blimps is coming to the greater Washington, DC area, and soon they will be able to provide the military with surveillance powers that spans hundreds of millions of acres from North Carolina to Niagara Falls, Canada.
The airships are part of Raytheon’s Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System, or JLENS, and when all is said and done they’ll offer the United States military what the defense contractor calls “an affordable elevated, persistent over-the-horizon sensor system” that relies on “a powerful integrated radar system to detect, track and target a variety of threats.”
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More News On The Deployment Of JLENS (Blimps) Over Washington DC
Army’s Giant Surveillance Blimp to Start Tracking Objects in DC Region -- Defense news
The Army’s Giant Spy Blimp Is Coming To The Washington DC Area -- Business Insider
Blimps that can see for 340 miles will soon be deployed as a missile shield over Washington DC -- Daily Mail
It's a bird, it's a plane: No, it's an Army blimp -- USA Today
Those Drone Blimps Over D.C.? They're to Stop Cruise Missiles -- National Journal
Blimps Over Washington: JLENS Brings Football-Field Sized Anti-Missile Aerostats To Spy On, Protect D.C. (PHOTOS) -- Huffington Post
U.S. Army Finishes User Test On JLENS Aerostat System -- Aviation Week
US Army soldiers test JLENS in real-world scenarios -- Wall Street Journal
A Fleet of Blimps Will Soon Serve as a Missile Shield Over Washington -- Gizmodo
New Surveillance Blimp Stays Aloft For 30 Days Straight -- Popular Science
Look! Up in the sky! It's an antimissile blimp! -- CNet
JLENS, the Military Surveillance Airship, Is Ready for Action -- Popular Mechanics
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