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Lawmakers draw battle lines for FY23 defense spending ahead of White House budget release
The president’s budget plan for fiscal 2023 is set to be unveiled on March 28.
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Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
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Pentagon’s JADC2 strategy focuses on ‘approach’
The new unclassified summary document comes nearly a year after the Secretary of Defense approved the Joint All-Domain Command and Control strategy.
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AFRICOM’s chief warned Mali about the Wagner Group. It didn’t work.
America’s top commander for Africa said Thursday he personally urged Mali’s ruling military junta not to invite in Russian mercenaries the Wagner Group before it did just that.
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‘Not brain science:’ Here’s how the Ukraine fighter swap could work
While the politics surrounding the transfer of Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine are complicated, experts say the technical and logistical difficulties involved can be surmounted and should not stand in the way of getting a deal done.
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Pentagon taps LMI, MORSE for AI data deal
The Data Readiness Artificial Intelligence Development initiative spans “the entire AI data preparation lifecycle, from data ingestion, through labeling, right up to before model training begin,” according to the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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Congress wants new $200 million program to strengthen AI at combatant commands
“AI is not some future capability,” the deputy defense secretary said. “A large body of modern, mature and tested AI is available now.”
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Space Development Agency to launch next missile warning satellites earlier than expected
A $550 million funding increase will allow the agency to launch a batch of 28 missile warning satellites in early 2025 — at least a year earlier than previously planned, according to a senior defense official.
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New venture capital fund focused on high-need, dual-use technology
The new fund is led by a team of national security experts looking to invest in and support smaller companies developing critical technology for national security and commercial users.
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What should be the United States’ next move on hypersonic tech?
In early February, executives from more than a dozen defense firms gathered virtually with top Pentagon leaders, including the defense secretary. At stake: the future of hypersonic weapons, one of the most hyped, debated and costly weapons initiatives in years.
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Lawmakers draw battle lines for FY23 defense spending ahead of White House budget release
The president’s budget plan for fiscal 2023 is set to be unveiled on March 28.
-
Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
-
Pentagon’s JADC2 strategy focuses on ‘approach’
The new unclassified summary document comes nearly a year after the Secretary of Defense approved the Joint All-Domain Command and Control strategy.
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AFRICOM’s chief warned Mali about the Wagner Group. It didn’t work.
America’s top commander for Africa said Thursday he personally urged Mali’s ruling military junta not to invite in Russian mercenaries the Wagner Group before it did just that.
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‘Not brain science:’ Here’s how the Ukraine fighter swap could work
While the politics surrounding the transfer of Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine are complicated, experts say the technical and logistical difficulties involved can be surmounted and should not stand in the way of getting a deal done.
-
Pentagon taps LMI, MORSE for AI data deal
The Data Readiness Artificial Intelligence Development initiative spans “the entire AI data preparation lifecycle, from data ingestion, through labeling, right up to before model training begin,” according to the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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Congress wants new $200 million program to strengthen AI at combatant commands
“AI is not some future capability,” the deputy defense secretary said. “A large body of modern, mature and tested AI is available now.”
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Space Development Agency to launch next missile warning satellites earlier than expected
A $550 million funding increase will allow the agency to launch a batch of 28 missile warning satellites in early 2025 — at least a year earlier than previously planned, according to a senior defense official.
-
New venture capital fund focused on high-need, dual-use technology
The new fund is led by a team of national security experts looking to invest in and support smaller companies developing critical technology for national security and commercial users.
-
What should be the United States’ next move on hypersonic tech?
In early February, executives from more than a dozen defense firms gathered virtually with top Pentagon leaders, including the defense secretary. At stake: the future of hypersonic weapons, one of the most hyped, debated and costly weapons initiatives in years.
-
Lawmakers draw battle lines for FY23 defense spending ahead of White House budget release
The president’s budget plan for fiscal 2023 is set to be unveiled on March 28.
-
Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
-
Pentagon’s JADC2 strategy focuses on ‘approach’
The new unclassified summary document comes nearly a year after the Secretary of Defense approved the Joint All-Domain Command and Control strategy.
-
AFRICOM’s chief warned Mali about the Wagner Group. It didn’t work.
America’s top commander for Africa said Thursday he personally urged Mali’s ruling military junta not to invite in Russian mercenaries the Wagner Group before it did just that.
-
‘Not brain science:’ Here’s how the Ukraine fighter swap could work
While the politics surrounding the transfer of Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine are complicated, experts say the technical and logistical difficulties involved can be surmounted and should not stand in the way of getting a deal done.
-
Pentagon taps LMI, MORSE for AI data deal
The Data Readiness Artificial Intelligence Development initiative spans “the entire AI data preparation lifecycle, from data ingestion, through labeling, right up to before model training begin,” according to the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
Congress wants new $200 million program to strengthen AI at combatant commands
“AI is not some future capability,” the deputy defense secretary said. “A large body of modern, mature and tested AI is available now.”
-
Space Development Agency to launch next missile warning satellites earlier than expected
A $550 million funding increase will allow the agency to launch a batch of 28 missile warning satellites in early 2025 — at least a year earlier than previously planned, according to a senior defense official.
-
New venture capital fund focused on high-need, dual-use technology
The new fund is led by a team of national security experts looking to invest in and support smaller companies developing critical technology for national security and commercial users.
-
What should be the United States’ next move on hypersonic tech?
In early February, executives from more than a dozen defense firms gathered virtually with top Pentagon leaders, including the defense secretary. At stake: the future of hypersonic weapons, one of the most hyped, debated and costly weapons initiatives in years.
