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A Warrior Games Marine on recovery, keeping a healthy younger athletes
Staff. Sgt. Michael Scott uses adaptive sports to keep active and stay mentally healthy, and has a goal to help other service members in need.
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What’s next in Marine Corps innovation? | MilTech
Marines are known for being adaptable and creative. So what are some of the advancements they’re trying out to improve in the field?
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Colombia inks deal that could see Damen build five Sigma frigates
The price for each fully fitted frigate is expected to be about $400 million.
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L3Harris to buy Viasat’s Link 16 portfolio, expand JADC2 offerings
Link 16 is a secure, jam-resistant and high-speed line of communication used across domains and by international players including NATO.
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Air Force grounds most C-130Hs due to cracked propeller barrels
It’s uncertain how long it will take Air Mobility Command to replace all the defective propeller assemblies that have grounded most C-130H planes.
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UK’s Radakin sees grinding duel, ‘skirmish opportunities’ in Ukraine
Adm. Antony Radakin painted a rather static picture of the conflict’s trajectory that’s not conducive to quick wins.
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Space Force surveillance telescope now operational in Australia
The Space Surveillance Telescope was relocated from New Mexico to Australia in 2017 to fill a coverage gap in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
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Senators propose China ‘Grand Strategy’ commission to guide US policy
The panel would have two years to make recommendations on U.S. strategy, similar to the Cyberspace Solarium Commission.
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Nordic countries draft new playbook for defending NATO’s north
Central to the thinking is a desire to view the territories of Norway, Sweden and Finland more holistically in defense plans.
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A Warrior Games Marine on recovery, keeping a healthy younger athletes
Staff. Sgt. Michael Scott uses adaptive sports to keep active and stay mentally healthy, and has a goal to help other service members in need.
-
What’s next in Marine Corps innovation? | MilTech
Marines are known for being adaptable and creative. So what are some of the advancements they’re trying out to improve in the field?
-
Colombia inks deal that could see Damen build five Sigma frigates
The price for each fully fitted frigate is expected to be about $400 million.
-
L3Harris to buy Viasat’s Link 16 portfolio, expand JADC2 offerings
Link 16 is a secure, jam-resistant and high-speed line of communication used across domains and by international players including NATO.
-
Air Force grounds most C-130Hs due to cracked propeller barrels
It’s uncertain how long it will take Air Mobility Command to replace all the defective propeller assemblies that have grounded most C-130H planes.
-
UK’s Radakin sees grinding duel, ‘skirmish opportunities’ in Ukraine
Adm. Antony Radakin painted a rather static picture of the conflict’s trajectory that’s not conducive to quick wins.
-
Space Force surveillance telescope now operational in Australia
The Space Surveillance Telescope was relocated from New Mexico to Australia in 2017 to fill a coverage gap in the Southern Hemisphere.
-
Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
-
Senators propose China ‘Grand Strategy’ commission to guide US policy
The panel would have two years to make recommendations on U.S. strategy, similar to the Cyberspace Solarium Commission.
-
Nordic countries draft new playbook for defending NATO’s north
Central to the thinking is a desire to view the territories of Norway, Sweden and Finland more holistically in defense plans.
-
A Warrior Games Marine on recovery, keeping a healthy younger athletes
Staff. Sgt. Michael Scott uses adaptive sports to keep active and stay mentally healthy, and has a goal to help other service members in need.
-
What’s next in Marine Corps innovation? | MilTech
Marines are known for being adaptable and creative. So what are some of the advancements they’re trying out to improve in the field?
-
Colombia inks deal that could see Damen build five Sigma frigates
The price for each fully fitted frigate is expected to be about $400 million.
-
L3Harris to buy Viasat’s Link 16 portfolio, expand JADC2 offerings
Link 16 is a secure, jam-resistant and high-speed line of communication used across domains and by international players including NATO.
-
Air Force grounds most C-130Hs due to cracked propeller barrels
It’s uncertain how long it will take Air Mobility Command to replace all the defective propeller assemblies that have grounded most C-130H planes.
-
UK’s Radakin sees grinding duel, ‘skirmish opportunities’ in Ukraine
Adm. Antony Radakin painted a rather static picture of the conflict’s trajectory that’s not conducive to quick wins.
-
Space Force surveillance telescope now operational in Australia
The Space Surveillance Telescope was relocated from New Mexico to Australia in 2017 to fill a coverage gap in the Southern Hemisphere.
-
Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
-
Senators propose China ‘Grand Strategy’ commission to guide US policy
The panel would have two years to make recommendations on U.S. strategy, similar to the Cyberspace Solarium Commission.
-
Nordic countries draft new playbook for defending NATO’s north
Central to the thinking is a desire to view the territories of Norway, Sweden and Finland more holistically in defense plans.
