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Midshipmen gather toys for charity in “Giving Tree” tradition
’Tis the season for giving, and the Midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, M.D. took part in the annual tradition of gathering toys for local kids.
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How does the Army test the impacts of cold water exposure on troops?
Dive into the specialized research facility where Army specialists use a custom pool to test the effects of cold water on personnel and gear.
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U.S. and Romanian troops train to fight together
The 101st Airborne Division trained in Romania with their 280th Mechanized Battalion to shoot, move and communicate together.
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Space Development Agency again delays inaugural satellite launch
The delay to the first mission will also impact the schedule for SDA’s second launch, which had been slated for March but will now fly in June.
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Read our award-winning stories on Ukraine, the Space Force and more
From drones to docks, from sea to space, here’s a look at some of the stories by Defense News and C4ISRNET that won awards this year.
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B-21 test pilot: Odd windows? No problem.
“Your body is very good at adjusting,” test pilot Lt. Col. Clifton Bell said. “I’ve yet to fly with windows that I have any concerns about.”
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Italian defense-investment hikes appear to taper off
Rome’s record defense spending is predicted to plateau in 2023, one year ahead of the due date for the NATO-wide target of spending 2% of GDP.
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Defense bill underlines need for tactically responsive space program
The language continues a three-year push from lawmakers for the service to prioritize the capability.
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US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
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Tomorrow’s ‘Top Guns’ will have uncrewed jets flying in the formation
They’ll autonomously aviate, communicate and navigate, and then carry out one or more reference missions in collaboration with each other.
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Midshipmen gather toys for charity in “Giving Tree” tradition
’Tis the season for giving, and the Midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, M.D. took part in the annual tradition of gathering toys for local kids.
-
How does the Army test the impacts of cold water exposure on troops?
Dive into the specialized research facility where Army specialists use a custom pool to test the effects of cold water on personnel and gear.
-
U.S. and Romanian troops train to fight together
The 101st Airborne Division trained in Romania with their 280th Mechanized Battalion to shoot, move and communicate together.
-
Space Development Agency again delays inaugural satellite launch
The delay to the first mission will also impact the schedule for SDA’s second launch, which had been slated for March but will now fly in June.
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Read our award-winning stories on Ukraine, the Space Force and more
From drones to docks, from sea to space, here’s a look at some of the stories by Defense News and C4ISRNET that won awards this year.
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B-21 test pilot: Odd windows? No problem.
“Your body is very good at adjusting,” test pilot Lt. Col. Clifton Bell said. “I’ve yet to fly with windows that I have any concerns about.”
-
Italian defense-investment hikes appear to taper off
Rome’s record defense spending is predicted to plateau in 2023, one year ahead of the due date for the NATO-wide target of spending 2% of GDP.
-
Defense bill underlines need for tactically responsive space program
The language continues a three-year push from lawmakers for the service to prioritize the capability.
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US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
-
Tomorrow’s ‘Top Guns’ will have uncrewed jets flying in the formation
They’ll autonomously aviate, communicate and navigate, and then carry out one or more reference missions in collaboration with each other.
-
Midshipmen gather toys for charity in “Giving Tree” tradition
’Tis the season for giving, and the Midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, M.D. took part in the annual tradition of gathering toys for local kids.
-
How does the Army test the impacts of cold water exposure on troops?
Dive into the specialized research facility where Army specialists use a custom pool to test the effects of cold water on personnel and gear.
-
U.S. and Romanian troops train to fight together
The 101st Airborne Division trained in Romania with their 280th Mechanized Battalion to shoot, move and communicate together.
-
Space Development Agency again delays inaugural satellite launch
The delay to the first mission will also impact the schedule for SDA’s second launch, which had been slated for March but will now fly in June.
-
Read our award-winning stories on Ukraine, the Space Force and more
From drones to docks, from sea to space, here’s a look at some of the stories by Defense News and C4ISRNET that won awards this year.
-
B-21 test pilot: Odd windows? No problem.
“Your body is very good at adjusting,” test pilot Lt. Col. Clifton Bell said. “I’ve yet to fly with windows that I have any concerns about.”
-
Italian defense-investment hikes appear to taper off
Rome’s record defense spending is predicted to plateau in 2023, one year ahead of the due date for the NATO-wide target of spending 2% of GDP.
-
Defense bill underlines need for tactically responsive space program
The language continues a three-year push from lawmakers for the service to prioritize the capability.
-
US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
-
Tomorrow’s ‘Top Guns’ will have uncrewed jets flying in the formation
They’ll autonomously aviate, communicate and navigate, and then carry out one or more reference missions in collaboration with each other.
