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The Ford completes sea trials | Defense News Minute, Oct. 31, 2019
The Gerald Ford is back in port after some trials in the Atlantic, and the John S McCain is back at sea.
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WATCH: Get an up-close look at the Navy’s next carrier before she leaves dry dock for the first time
Go underneath the future USS John F Kennedy before she exits dry dock in Newport News, Virginia. The ship is set to be delivered in 2022.
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Here’s the robotic vehicle that will carry equipment for US troops
The U.S. Army has picked a winner for its Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport System program after several years of evaluation.
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Displaced Lt. Col. with five kids describes three-month disturbance | Military Times Reports
Lt. Col. Derek Bright talks about how he found toxic mold in his on-base home just one week after his daughter was born — and didn’t go back for 87 days.
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This laser-equipped dune buggy will destroy drones
A new laser weapon system, developed by Raytheon, will deploy abroad with the Air Force as a counterdrone tool.
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Fincantieri, Naval Group dub their joint venture ‘Naviris’
The two yards have promoted the union as a way to create synergies in Europe’s fractured naval industry to allow it to compete globally.
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How the JAIC will choose its next project
Here are the three criteria the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center uses to evaluate potential projects.
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German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
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The MAGTF is no longer sacred: The Marine Corps is looking at other ways to fight
“We are not too proud to provide that.”
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The Ford completes sea trials | Defense News Minute, Oct. 31, 2019
The Gerald Ford is back in port after some trials in the Atlantic, and the John S McCain is back at sea.
-
WATCH: Get an up-close look at the Navy’s next carrier before she leaves dry dock for the first time
Go underneath the future USS John F Kennedy before she exits dry dock in Newport News, Virginia. The ship is set to be delivered in 2022.
-
Here’s the robotic vehicle that will carry equipment for US troops
The U.S. Army has picked a winner for its Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport System program after several years of evaluation.
-
Displaced Lt. Col. with five kids describes three-month disturbance | Military Times Reports
Lt. Col. Derek Bright talks about how he found toxic mold in his on-base home just one week after his daughter was born — and didn’t go back for 87 days.
-
This laser-equipped dune buggy will destroy drones
A new laser weapon system, developed by Raytheon, will deploy abroad with the Air Force as a counterdrone tool.
-
Fincantieri, Naval Group dub their joint venture ‘Naviris’
The two yards have promoted the union as a way to create synergies in Europe’s fractured naval industry to allow it to compete globally.
-
How the JAIC will choose its next project
Here are the three criteria the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center uses to evaluate potential projects.
-
German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
-
The MAGTF is no longer sacred: The Marine Corps is looking at other ways to fight
“We are not too proud to provide that.”
-
The Ford completes sea trials | Defense News Minute, Oct. 31, 2019
The Gerald Ford is back in port after some trials in the Atlantic, and the John S McCain is back at sea.
-
WATCH: Get an up-close look at the Navy’s next carrier before she leaves dry dock for the first time
Go underneath the future USS John F Kennedy before she exits dry dock in Newport News, Virginia. The ship is set to be delivered in 2022.
-
Here’s the robotic vehicle that will carry equipment for US troops
The U.S. Army has picked a winner for its Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport System program after several years of evaluation.
-
Displaced Lt. Col. with five kids describes three-month disturbance | Military Times Reports
Lt. Col. Derek Bright talks about how he found toxic mold in his on-base home just one week after his daughter was born — and didn’t go back for 87 days.
-
This laser-equipped dune buggy will destroy drones
A new laser weapon system, developed by Raytheon, will deploy abroad with the Air Force as a counterdrone tool.
-
Fincantieri, Naval Group dub their joint venture ‘Naviris’
The two yards have promoted the union as a way to create synergies in Europe’s fractured naval industry to allow it to compete globally.
-
How the JAIC will choose its next project
Here are the three criteria the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center uses to evaluate potential projects.
-
German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
-
The MAGTF is no longer sacred: The Marine Corps is looking at other ways to fight
“We are not too proud to provide that.”
