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Destroyers to get hypersonic missiles
Stealth destroyer to be home for 1st hypersonic weapon on a US warship
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Marines take steps to hack human performance with data
A new Marine Corps program aims to enhance lethality by using wearable data to improve every area — from sleep and stress level control to marksmanship.
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US to send more aid to Ukraine
US will send Ukraine $725M in counter-drone tech, anti-personnel mines
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NATO draws up plans for its own fleet of naval surveillance drones
Officials envision fielding a network of drone-based sensors for keeping tabs on vital undersea cables and pipelines in the Baltic and Mediterranean seas.
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How an AI-powered dashboard gets Air Force reservists deployment-ready
The AI-driven personnel management system “was the equivalent of having one extra body in that department, saving them approximately 1,000 hours a year.”
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Beijing sharpens tone over US missile launcher in the Philippines
Since April, the Typhon missile system has remained in one of the military bases in the country’s north after joint drills with the United States.
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Last soldier to leave Afghanistan confirmed as new Army Europe leader
Army Lt. Gen. Chris Donahue’s promotion had been delayed for several weeks for unspecified reasons.
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Italy’s small defense firms ride high amid military spending boon
Family-run firms have long been the backbone of Italian capitalism, pushing the country to become the eighth biggest manufacturing power in the world.
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Protecting Data in Contested & Denied Environments
BG Eric Van Den Bosch, Commanding General, 7th Signal Command, U.S. Army, discusses the challenges of protecting data in contested and denied environments.
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Air Force wing deployments could leave bases understaffed, GAO warns
Deploying large groups of a base’s airmen together could help unit cohesion, the Air Force hopes — but critical missions like cybersecurity could suffer.
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Destroyers to get hypersonic missiles
Stealth destroyer to be home for 1st hypersonic weapon on a US warship
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Marines take steps to hack human performance with data
A new Marine Corps program aims to enhance lethality by using wearable data to improve every area — from sleep and stress level control to marksmanship.
-
US to send more aid to Ukraine
US will send Ukraine $725M in counter-drone tech, anti-personnel mines
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NATO draws up plans for its own fleet of naval surveillance drones
Officials envision fielding a network of drone-based sensors for keeping tabs on vital undersea cables and pipelines in the Baltic and Mediterranean seas.
-
How an AI-powered dashboard gets Air Force reservists deployment-ready
The AI-driven personnel management system “was the equivalent of having one extra body in that department, saving them approximately 1,000 hours a year.”
-
Beijing sharpens tone over US missile launcher in the Philippines
Since April, the Typhon missile system has remained in one of the military bases in the country’s north after joint drills with the United States.
-
Last soldier to leave Afghanistan confirmed as new Army Europe leader
Army Lt. Gen. Chris Donahue’s promotion had been delayed for several weeks for unspecified reasons.
-
Italy’s small defense firms ride high amid military spending boon
Family-run firms have long been the backbone of Italian capitalism, pushing the country to become the eighth biggest manufacturing power in the world.
-
Protecting Data in Contested & Denied Environments
BG Eric Van Den Bosch, Commanding General, 7th Signal Command, U.S. Army, discusses the challenges of protecting data in contested and denied environments.
-
Air Force wing deployments could leave bases understaffed, GAO warns
Deploying large groups of a base’s airmen together could help unit cohesion, the Air Force hopes — but critical missions like cybersecurity could suffer.
-
Destroyers to get hypersonic missiles
Stealth destroyer to be home for 1st hypersonic weapon on a US warship
-
Marines take steps to hack human performance with data
A new Marine Corps program aims to enhance lethality by using wearable data to improve every area — from sleep and stress level control to marksmanship.
-
US to send more aid to Ukraine
US will send Ukraine $725M in counter-drone tech, anti-personnel mines
-
NATO draws up plans for its own fleet of naval surveillance drones
Officials envision fielding a network of drone-based sensors for keeping tabs on vital undersea cables and pipelines in the Baltic and Mediterranean seas.
-
How an AI-powered dashboard gets Air Force reservists deployment-ready
The AI-driven personnel management system “was the equivalent of having one extra body in that department, saving them approximately 1,000 hours a year.”
-
Beijing sharpens tone over US missile launcher in the Philippines
Since April, the Typhon missile system has remained in one of the military bases in the country’s north after joint drills with the United States.
-
Last soldier to leave Afghanistan confirmed as new Army Europe leader
Army Lt. Gen. Chris Donahue’s promotion had been delayed for several weeks for unspecified reasons.
-
Italy’s small defense firms ride high amid military spending boon
Family-run firms have long been the backbone of Italian capitalism, pushing the country to become the eighth biggest manufacturing power in the world.
-
Protecting Data in Contested & Denied Environments
BG Eric Van Den Bosch, Commanding General, 7th Signal Command, U.S. Army, discusses the challenges of protecting data in contested and denied environments.
-
Air Force wing deployments could leave bases understaffed, GAO warns
Deploying large groups of a base’s airmen together could help unit cohesion, the Air Force hopes — but critical missions like cybersecurity could suffer.
