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Biden clears $47 million for Lebanese forces, but that doesn’t mean they’ll receive it
The challenge is in aligning the needs of Lebanon’s military with what’s actually available from U.S. agencies, an expert explains.
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The peace dividend should go to country, not contractors
The defense industry and its allies in Congress and the Pentagon are inflating the threat of China.
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Less door-kicking, more resistance: Inside Army SOF’s return to unconventional warfare
The resistance operating concept is helping inform Army special operators as they focus on great power competition.
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Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
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Redefining disruption: A plan to upgrade defense innovation
The U.S. military suffers because of antiquated rules and cultural norms for how government works with industry in developing new technologies. This can’t continue.
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New war-gaming center to speed up weapon deliveries to US Marines
A planned 100,000-square-foot facility in Quantico, Virginia, will transform military war gaming from a tabletop exercise to an immersive experience in a simulated environment.
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Why Israel’s transfer to US Central Command could help deter Iran
Additionally, warming Arab-Israeli ties offer a major opportunity to align key partners against common regional threats..
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US Central Command absorbs Israel into its area of responsibility
The move comes as Israel and its neighbors work to improve diplomatic relations under the Abraham Accords.
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The Army wants you to get smart on China’s military structure and tactics
A new Army publication highlights the capabilities and tactic’s of China’s armed forces.
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US commits to $60 million in aid to Ukraine before WH visit
The new military aid is meant to demonstrate that the U.S. is committed to Ukraine’s security at a time when the former Soviet republic has sought stronger Western backing during Russia’s troop buildup and escalating tensions.
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Biden clears $47 million for Lebanese forces, but that doesn’t mean they’ll receive it
The challenge is in aligning the needs of Lebanon’s military with what’s actually available from U.S. agencies, an expert explains.
-
The peace dividend should go to country, not contractors
The defense industry and its allies in Congress and the Pentagon are inflating the threat of China.
-
Less door-kicking, more resistance: Inside Army SOF’s return to unconventional warfare
The resistance operating concept is helping inform Army special operators as they focus on great power competition.
-
Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
-
Redefining disruption: A plan to upgrade defense innovation
The U.S. military suffers because of antiquated rules and cultural norms for how government works with industry in developing new technologies. This can’t continue.
-
New war-gaming center to speed up weapon deliveries to US Marines
A planned 100,000-square-foot facility in Quantico, Virginia, will transform military war gaming from a tabletop exercise to an immersive experience in a simulated environment.
-
Why Israel’s transfer to US Central Command could help deter Iran
Additionally, warming Arab-Israeli ties offer a major opportunity to align key partners against common regional threats..
-
US Central Command absorbs Israel into its area of responsibility
The move comes as Israel and its neighbors work to improve diplomatic relations under the Abraham Accords.
-
The Army wants you to get smart on China’s military structure and tactics
A new Army publication highlights the capabilities and tactic’s of China’s armed forces.
-
US commits to $60 million in aid to Ukraine before WH visit
The new military aid is meant to demonstrate that the U.S. is committed to Ukraine’s security at a time when the former Soviet republic has sought stronger Western backing during Russia’s troop buildup and escalating tensions.
-
Biden clears $47 million for Lebanese forces, but that doesn’t mean they’ll receive it
The challenge is in aligning the needs of Lebanon’s military with what’s actually available from U.S. agencies, an expert explains.
-
The peace dividend should go to country, not contractors
The defense industry and its allies in Congress and the Pentagon are inflating the threat of China.
-
Less door-kicking, more resistance: Inside Army SOF’s return to unconventional warfare
The resistance operating concept is helping inform Army special operators as they focus on great power competition.
-
Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
-
Redefining disruption: A plan to upgrade defense innovation
The U.S. military suffers because of antiquated rules and cultural norms for how government works with industry in developing new technologies. This can’t continue.
-
New war-gaming center to speed up weapon deliveries to US Marines
A planned 100,000-square-foot facility in Quantico, Virginia, will transform military war gaming from a tabletop exercise to an immersive experience in a simulated environment.
-
Why Israel’s transfer to US Central Command could help deter Iran
Additionally, warming Arab-Israeli ties offer a major opportunity to align key partners against common regional threats..
-
US Central Command absorbs Israel into its area of responsibility
The move comes as Israel and its neighbors work to improve diplomatic relations under the Abraham Accords.
-
The Army wants you to get smart on China’s military structure and tactics
A new Army publication highlights the capabilities and tactic’s of China’s armed forces.
-
US commits to $60 million in aid to Ukraine before WH visit
The new military aid is meant to demonstrate that the U.S. is committed to Ukraine’s security at a time when the former Soviet republic has sought stronger Western backing during Russia’s troop buildup and escalating tensions.



