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Raytheon wins $1.2 billion surface-to-air missile order for Ukraine
The U.S. Army has awarded Raytheon what could be worth up to $1.2 billion to deliver six more surface to air missile systems for Ukraine.
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Politicization contributing to Americans’ low trust in the military
A new survey found that it’s the actions of presidents that have predominantly caused respondents to see the Defense Department as politicized.
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Senate confirms Pentagon watchdog after seven-year vacancy
The 92-3 vote to confirm Robert Storch gives the Pentagon its first Senate-confirmed inspector general in nearly seven years.
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Air Force promotes 1 in 5 eligible airmen to chief master sergeant
Airmen typically spend at least 22 years in uniform before making it to chief master sergeant, or E-9.
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US Air Force must ‘automate more’ to maintain advantage, CIO says
More than 600 AI projects, including several related to major weapons systems, were underway at the Department of Defense as of April 2021.
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Hungary eyes Iron Dome, as new air defense radars are on the way
Senior officials saw the Israeli system in action in November, noting a heightened need for air defenses in the region.
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Palantir, Lockheed Martin team up to modernize naval combat systems
Palantir’s software deployment system could help Lockheed push more timely updates to its Aegis Combat System through a new collaboration.
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Space Force training takes shape as service turns 3
“We’re considering now moving the needle back into training with live operations,” Space Force training boss Maj. Gen. Shawn Bratton said.
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Here’s the new Marine Corps strategy for training future troops
The blueprint comprises three overarching projects dubbed “Triumph,” “Trident” and “Tripoli.”
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Defense Intelligence Agency forms ‘China mission group’ to track rival
“It really shows our long-term commitment to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and the potential fight against China,” said the chief of staff.
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Raytheon wins $1.2 billion surface-to-air missile order for Ukraine
The U.S. Army has awarded Raytheon what could be worth up to $1.2 billion to deliver six more surface to air missile systems for Ukraine.
-
Politicization contributing to Americans’ low trust in the military
A new survey found that it’s the actions of presidents that have predominantly caused respondents to see the Defense Department as politicized.
-
Senate confirms Pentagon watchdog after seven-year vacancy
The 92-3 vote to confirm Robert Storch gives the Pentagon its first Senate-confirmed inspector general in nearly seven years.
-
Air Force promotes 1 in 5 eligible airmen to chief master sergeant
Airmen typically spend at least 22 years in uniform before making it to chief master sergeant, or E-9.
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US Air Force must ‘automate more’ to maintain advantage, CIO says
More than 600 AI projects, including several related to major weapons systems, were underway at the Department of Defense as of April 2021.
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Hungary eyes Iron Dome, as new air defense radars are on the way
Senior officials saw the Israeli system in action in November, noting a heightened need for air defenses in the region.
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Palantir, Lockheed Martin team up to modernize naval combat systems
Palantir’s software deployment system could help Lockheed push more timely updates to its Aegis Combat System through a new collaboration.
-
Space Force training takes shape as service turns 3
“We’re considering now moving the needle back into training with live operations,” Space Force training boss Maj. Gen. Shawn Bratton said.
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Here’s the new Marine Corps strategy for training future troops
The blueprint comprises three overarching projects dubbed “Triumph,” “Trident” and “Tripoli.”
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Defense Intelligence Agency forms ‘China mission group’ to track rival
“It really shows our long-term commitment to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and the potential fight against China,” said the chief of staff.
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Raytheon wins $1.2 billion surface-to-air missile order for Ukraine
The U.S. Army has awarded Raytheon what could be worth up to $1.2 billion to deliver six more surface to air missile systems for Ukraine.
-
Politicization contributing to Americans’ low trust in the military
A new survey found that it’s the actions of presidents that have predominantly caused respondents to see the Defense Department as politicized.
-
Senate confirms Pentagon watchdog after seven-year vacancy
The 92-3 vote to confirm Robert Storch gives the Pentagon its first Senate-confirmed inspector general in nearly seven years.
-
Air Force promotes 1 in 5 eligible airmen to chief master sergeant
Airmen typically spend at least 22 years in uniform before making it to chief master sergeant, or E-9.
-
US Air Force must ‘automate more’ to maintain advantage, CIO says
More than 600 AI projects, including several related to major weapons systems, were underway at the Department of Defense as of April 2021.
-
Hungary eyes Iron Dome, as new air defense radars are on the way
Senior officials saw the Israeli system in action in November, noting a heightened need for air defenses in the region.
-
Palantir, Lockheed Martin team up to modernize naval combat systems
Palantir’s software deployment system could help Lockheed push more timely updates to its Aegis Combat System through a new collaboration.
-
Space Force training takes shape as service turns 3
“We’re considering now moving the needle back into training with live operations,” Space Force training boss Maj. Gen. Shawn Bratton said.
-
Here’s the new Marine Corps strategy for training future troops
The blueprint comprises three overarching projects dubbed “Triumph,” “Trident” and “Tripoli.”
-
Defense Intelligence Agency forms ‘China mission group’ to track rival
“It really shows our long-term commitment to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and the potential fight against China,” said the chief of staff.
