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NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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Air Force 2019 budget will grow pilot training pipeline as service fights severe shortage
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 will allow it to increase the number of new pilots it trains from 1,200 each year to 1,400.
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NATO’s Crossed Swords exercise preps cyber warriors
NATO members are concerned their networks will be vulnerable to increasingly dynamic cyberthreats.
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French aerospace agency plans $100M modernization for wind tunnels
France’s aerospace research agency has drawn up a modernization plan aimed at keeping its key wind tunnels competitive in a world market of civil and military clients.
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US, Omani troops share military tactics in Inferno Creek exercise
Inferno Creek 18 culminated in a joint assault on an enemy compound and a quick defense against an enemy counter-assault.
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Training for a cyber war, virtually
Fifth Domain Executive Editor Jill Aitoro goes hands on with Raytheon’s virtual cyber trainer. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Shutdown cancels North Carolina National Guard training
The federal government shutdown has scuttled plans for a National Guard training exercise at Fort Bragg and created uncertainty for the Army base’s civilian employees and local businesses.
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Army brings back the Stinger missile in the face of Russian aggression
The Army has started training soldiers to use the FIM-92 Stinger — a man-portable, air defense missile — after nearly 15 years of moving away from the weapon system.
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Virtual skies: Air Force hopes ‘fun’ tech transforms pilot learning
When 15 officers and five enlisted airmen convene next month in Austin, Texas, for the Air Force’s new Pilot Training Next program, they could help create a cutting-edge method of teaching airmen to fly ― one that uses advanced biometrics, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality systems such as the Oculus Rift.
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The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
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NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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Air Force 2019 budget will grow pilot training pipeline as service fights severe shortage
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 will allow it to increase the number of new pilots it trains from 1,200 each year to 1,400.
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NATO’s Crossed Swords exercise preps cyber warriors
NATO members are concerned their networks will be vulnerable to increasingly dynamic cyberthreats.
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French aerospace agency plans $100M modernization for wind tunnels
France’s aerospace research agency has drawn up a modernization plan aimed at keeping its key wind tunnels competitive in a world market of civil and military clients.
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US, Omani troops share military tactics in Inferno Creek exercise
Inferno Creek 18 culminated in a joint assault on an enemy compound and a quick defense against an enemy counter-assault.
-
Training for a cyber war, virtually
Fifth Domain Executive Editor Jill Aitoro goes hands on with Raytheon’s virtual cyber trainer. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Shutdown cancels North Carolina National Guard training
The federal government shutdown has scuttled plans for a National Guard training exercise at Fort Bragg and created uncertainty for the Army base’s civilian employees and local businesses.
-
Army brings back the Stinger missile in the face of Russian aggression
The Army has started training soldiers to use the FIM-92 Stinger — a man-portable, air defense missile — after nearly 15 years of moving away from the weapon system.
-
Virtual skies: Air Force hopes ‘fun’ tech transforms pilot learning
When 15 officers and five enlisted airmen convene next month in Austin, Texas, for the Air Force’s new Pilot Training Next program, they could help create a cutting-edge method of teaching airmen to fly ― one that uses advanced biometrics, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality systems such as the Oculus Rift.
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The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
-
Air Force 2019 budget will grow pilot training pipeline as service fights severe shortage
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 will allow it to increase the number of new pilots it trains from 1,200 each year to 1,400.
-
NATO’s Crossed Swords exercise preps cyber warriors
NATO members are concerned their networks will be vulnerable to increasingly dynamic cyberthreats.
-
French aerospace agency plans $100M modernization for wind tunnels
France’s aerospace research agency has drawn up a modernization plan aimed at keeping its key wind tunnels competitive in a world market of civil and military clients.
-
US, Omani troops share military tactics in Inferno Creek exercise
Inferno Creek 18 culminated in a joint assault on an enemy compound and a quick defense against an enemy counter-assault.
-
Training for a cyber war, virtually
Fifth Domain Executive Editor Jill Aitoro goes hands on with Raytheon’s virtual cyber trainer. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Shutdown cancels North Carolina National Guard training
The federal government shutdown has scuttled plans for a National Guard training exercise at Fort Bragg and created uncertainty for the Army base’s civilian employees and local businesses.
-
Army brings back the Stinger missile in the face of Russian aggression
The Army has started training soldiers to use the FIM-92 Stinger — a man-portable, air defense missile — after nearly 15 years of moving away from the weapon system.
-
Virtual skies: Air Force hopes ‘fun’ tech transforms pilot learning
When 15 officers and five enlisted airmen convene next month in Austin, Texas, for the Air Force’s new Pilot Training Next program, they could help create a cutting-edge method of teaching airmen to fly ― one that uses advanced biometrics, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality systems such as the Oculus Rift.
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The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
