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The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 1 & 2
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 1 and 2 stories of the year.
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New in 2020: Legacy weapons systems on the chopping block?
The Air Force is taking a hard look at making major cuts to legacy weapons systems — potentially retiring entire aircraft inventories — to invest in the advanced technology needed to combat future threats.
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The 5 most engaging battlefield tech stories of 2019
High-powered radars, the end of floppy disks, defending hypersonic weapons and odd behavior by foreign satellites in space.Readers of C4ISRNET found those subjects most engaging in 2019.
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US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
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The past is a present: Our 5 most-read stories of 2019
Personnel changes and vulnerabilities led our most-popular coverage in 2019.
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The Navy’s Wild Year … In Verse: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VIII
The U.S. Navy’s 2019 in Review, only it rhymes.
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More than a test bed: How an experimental satellite will help the war fighter
Run by the Air Force Research Laboratory, the NTS program launches experimental satellites that test future GPS technology, allowing the military to ensure that future space vehicles have the most advanced technology. NTS-3, the third iteration of this concept, is slated for launch in 2022.
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Why hybrid gyrocopter drones could appeal to the military
Gyrocopters offer a novel solution to short takeoff and landing, which could give commanders options with everything for scouting missions to resupply.
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Retirement Planning and New Contribution Limits | Money Minute
Whether you’ve got fresh boots on the ground or you’re nearing the end of your career, it’s always a great time to start saving for your retirement.
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The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
-
The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 1 & 2
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 1 and 2 stories of the year.
-
New in 2020: Legacy weapons systems on the chopping block?
The Air Force is taking a hard look at making major cuts to legacy weapons systems — potentially retiring entire aircraft inventories — to invest in the advanced technology needed to combat future threats.
-
The 5 most engaging battlefield tech stories of 2019
High-powered radars, the end of floppy disks, defending hypersonic weapons and odd behavior by foreign satellites in space.Readers of C4ISRNET found those subjects most engaging in 2019.
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US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
-
The past is a present: Our 5 most-read stories of 2019
Personnel changes and vulnerabilities led our most-popular coverage in 2019.
-
The Navy’s Wild Year … In Verse: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VIII
The U.S. Navy’s 2019 in Review, only it rhymes.
-
More than a test bed: How an experimental satellite will help the war fighter
Run by the Air Force Research Laboratory, the NTS program launches experimental satellites that test future GPS technology, allowing the military to ensure that future space vehicles have the most advanced technology. NTS-3, the third iteration of this concept, is slated for launch in 2022.
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Why hybrid gyrocopter drones could appeal to the military
Gyrocopters offer a novel solution to short takeoff and landing, which could give commanders options with everything for scouting missions to resupply.
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Retirement Planning and New Contribution Limits | Money Minute
Whether you’ve got fresh boots on the ground or you’re nearing the end of your career, it’s always a great time to start saving for your retirement.
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The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
-
The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 1 & 2
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 1 and 2 stories of the year.
-
New in 2020: Legacy weapons systems on the chopping block?
The Air Force is taking a hard look at making major cuts to legacy weapons systems — potentially retiring entire aircraft inventories — to invest in the advanced technology needed to combat future threats.
-
The 5 most engaging battlefield tech stories of 2019
High-powered radars, the end of floppy disks, defending hypersonic weapons and odd behavior by foreign satellites in space.Readers of C4ISRNET found those subjects most engaging in 2019.
-
US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
-
The past is a present: Our 5 most-read stories of 2019
Personnel changes and vulnerabilities led our most-popular coverage in 2019.
-
The Navy’s Wild Year … In Verse: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VIII
The U.S. Navy’s 2019 in Review, only it rhymes.
-
More than a test bed: How an experimental satellite will help the war fighter
Run by the Air Force Research Laboratory, the NTS program launches experimental satellites that test future GPS technology, allowing the military to ensure that future space vehicles have the most advanced technology. NTS-3, the third iteration of this concept, is slated for launch in 2022.
-
Why hybrid gyrocopter drones could appeal to the military
Gyrocopters offer a novel solution to short takeoff and landing, which could give commanders options with everything for scouting missions to resupply.
-
Retirement Planning and New Contribution Limits | Money Minute
Whether you’ve got fresh boots on the ground or you’re nearing the end of your career, it’s always a great time to start saving for your retirement.
