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Breaking down the NDAA | Defense News Weekly, Dec. 13, 2019
On this episode, we break down the 2020 NDAA, talk about the threat of China, and get an update on upgrading America’s nuclear stockpile.
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Trump needs to explain Afghan mission, says Thornberry
President Donald Trump owes the American people a clearer explanation for the U.S. military’s activities in Afghanistan, says the House Armed Services Committee’s top Republican.
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What’s Congress’ end game for unified space acquisitions?
While the compromise defense authorization bill would move the Space Development Agency under the new Space Force, it leaves a lot of open questions when it comes to reforming space acquisitions.
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When should the Pentagon update its rules on autonomous weapons?
A prominent group of national security thinkers is questioning if the Pentagon’s policy on developing autonomous weapons needs to be updated to more accurately reflects current technology and the greater role artificial intelligence is expected to play in future conflicts.
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After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
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Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
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US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
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WATCH: US tests ground launched ballistic missile
For the first time since the end of the INF treaty, the Air Force has tested a ground launched intermediate range ballistic missile.
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Here are some early adopters of the controversial JEDI cloud
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy offered insight into which components want to move to the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud come February.
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Congress caps carrier costs | Defense News Minute, Dec. 12, 2019
$12 billion for an aircraft carrier? That’s the cost cap Congress has put on the next two Ford-class carriers.
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Breaking down the NDAA | Defense News Weekly, Dec. 13, 2019
On this episode, we break down the 2020 NDAA, talk about the threat of China, and get an update on upgrading America’s nuclear stockpile.
-
Trump needs to explain Afghan mission, says Thornberry
President Donald Trump owes the American people a clearer explanation for the U.S. military’s activities in Afghanistan, says the House Armed Services Committee’s top Republican.
-
What’s Congress’ end game for unified space acquisitions?
While the compromise defense authorization bill would move the Space Development Agency under the new Space Force, it leaves a lot of open questions when it comes to reforming space acquisitions.
-
When should the Pentagon update its rules on autonomous weapons?
A prominent group of national security thinkers is questioning if the Pentagon’s policy on developing autonomous weapons needs to be updated to more accurately reflects current technology and the greater role artificial intelligence is expected to play in future conflicts.
-
After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
-
WATCH: US tests ground launched ballistic missile
For the first time since the end of the INF treaty, the Air Force has tested a ground launched intermediate range ballistic missile.
-
Here are some early adopters of the controversial JEDI cloud
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy offered insight into which components want to move to the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud come February.
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Congress caps carrier costs | Defense News Minute, Dec. 12, 2019
$12 billion for an aircraft carrier? That’s the cost cap Congress has put on the next two Ford-class carriers.
-
Breaking down the NDAA | Defense News Weekly, Dec. 13, 2019
On this episode, we break down the 2020 NDAA, talk about the threat of China, and get an update on upgrading America’s nuclear stockpile.
-
Trump needs to explain Afghan mission, says Thornberry
President Donald Trump owes the American people a clearer explanation for the U.S. military’s activities in Afghanistan, says the House Armed Services Committee’s top Republican.
-
What’s Congress’ end game for unified space acquisitions?
While the compromise defense authorization bill would move the Space Development Agency under the new Space Force, it leaves a lot of open questions when it comes to reforming space acquisitions.
-
When should the Pentagon update its rules on autonomous weapons?
A prominent group of national security thinkers is questioning if the Pentagon’s policy on developing autonomous weapons needs to be updated to more accurately reflects current technology and the greater role artificial intelligence is expected to play in future conflicts.
-
After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
-
WATCH: US tests ground launched ballistic missile
For the first time since the end of the INF treaty, the Air Force has tested a ground launched intermediate range ballistic missile.
-
Here are some early adopters of the controversial JEDI cloud
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy offered insight into which components want to move to the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud come February.
-
Congress caps carrier costs | Defense News Minute, Dec. 12, 2019
$12 billion for an aircraft carrier? That’s the cost cap Congress has put on the next two Ford-class carriers.
