DARPA: DoD's engine for revolutionary change

DARPA: DoD's engine for revolutionary change

Summary form only given. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency was created by President Eisenhower in 1958 to ensure technological superiority for US military forces by fostering innovation and pursuing high-payoff, frequently high-risk projects. A short list of the agency's more notable su...

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