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Marines finally getting a realistic force-on-force shooter for combat training
The Corps plans to buy and field 16 battalion-sized systems, starting in 2023.
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In a couple years, soldiers in Strykers can learn enemy locations before exiting the vehicles
Future tactical network tools for Stryker brigades will connect soldiers inside vehicles to their dismounted teammates across the battlefield.
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Guard training could be canceled as political fights delay reimbursement for Capitol Hill mission
Guard officials say they need $521 million in the next few weeks to avoid financial shortfalls for the rest of this fiscal year.
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Sea Breeze 21 begins in the Black Sea after Russia threatens to fire on ‘intruding’ warships
Sea Breeze 21, which continues through July 10 in the Black Sea region, involves 32 countries that are contributing 5,000 troops, 32 ships, 40 aircraft, and 18 special operations and dive teams to the exercise.
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US Cyber Command exercise will help shape new tactics for changing threats
For the first time this year, Cyber Command is using it’s premier annual exercise to reevaluate some of its cyber teams.
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Guardsmen train for real-world cyber disruptions
National Guard members from across the New England states worked to build important relationships in the event of a real-world cyber crisis during a recent exercise.
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US Navy conducts first of three blasts in carrier Gerald R. Ford shock trials
The U.S. Navy conducted the first of three in-water blasts near first-in-class aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford, kicking off the full-ship shock trials process on a nuclear-powered carrier for the first time in 34 years.
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China denounces US-Australian navy drills as muscle flexing
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said the two countries should “do things that are conducive to regional peace and stability, instead of flexing their muscles.”
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Italian, British F-35B jets train together for first time, all thanks to the pandemic
The Italian Air Force is getting its money’s worth out of its single F-35B jet.
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Turkey wraps up ‘largest-ever’ version of Denizkurdu naval drill
The exercise involved 132 surface vessels, 10 submarines, 43 winged aircraft, 28 helicopters and 14 drones.
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Marines finally getting a realistic force-on-force shooter for combat training
The Corps plans to buy and field 16 battalion-sized systems, starting in 2023.
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In a couple years, soldiers in Strykers can learn enemy locations before exiting the vehicles
Future tactical network tools for Stryker brigades will connect soldiers inside vehicles to their dismounted teammates across the battlefield.
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Guard training could be canceled as political fights delay reimbursement for Capitol Hill mission
Guard officials say they need $521 million in the next few weeks to avoid financial shortfalls for the rest of this fiscal year.
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Sea Breeze 21 begins in the Black Sea after Russia threatens to fire on ‘intruding’ warships
Sea Breeze 21, which continues through July 10 in the Black Sea region, involves 32 countries that are contributing 5,000 troops, 32 ships, 40 aircraft, and 18 special operations and dive teams to the exercise.
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US Cyber Command exercise will help shape new tactics for changing threats
For the first time this year, Cyber Command is using it’s premier annual exercise to reevaluate some of its cyber teams.
-
Guardsmen train for real-world cyber disruptions
National Guard members from across the New England states worked to build important relationships in the event of a real-world cyber crisis during a recent exercise.
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US Navy conducts first of three blasts in carrier Gerald R. Ford shock trials
The U.S. Navy conducted the first of three in-water blasts near first-in-class aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford, kicking off the full-ship shock trials process on a nuclear-powered carrier for the first time in 34 years.
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China denounces US-Australian navy drills as muscle flexing
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said the two countries should “do things that are conducive to regional peace and stability, instead of flexing their muscles.”
-
Italian, British F-35B jets train together for first time, all thanks to the pandemic
The Italian Air Force is getting its money’s worth out of its single F-35B jet.
-
Turkey wraps up ‘largest-ever’ version of Denizkurdu naval drill
The exercise involved 132 surface vessels, 10 submarines, 43 winged aircraft, 28 helicopters and 14 drones.
-
Marines finally getting a realistic force-on-force shooter for combat training
The Corps plans to buy and field 16 battalion-sized systems, starting in 2023.
-
In a couple years, soldiers in Strykers can learn enemy locations before exiting the vehicles
Future tactical network tools for Stryker brigades will connect soldiers inside vehicles to their dismounted teammates across the battlefield.
-
Guard training could be canceled as political fights delay reimbursement for Capitol Hill mission
Guard officials say they need $521 million in the next few weeks to avoid financial shortfalls for the rest of this fiscal year.
-
Sea Breeze 21 begins in the Black Sea after Russia threatens to fire on ‘intruding’ warships
Sea Breeze 21, which continues through July 10 in the Black Sea region, involves 32 countries that are contributing 5,000 troops, 32 ships, 40 aircraft, and 18 special operations and dive teams to the exercise.
-
US Cyber Command exercise will help shape new tactics for changing threats
For the first time this year, Cyber Command is using it’s premier annual exercise to reevaluate some of its cyber teams.
-
Guardsmen train for real-world cyber disruptions
National Guard members from across the New England states worked to build important relationships in the event of a real-world cyber crisis during a recent exercise.
-
US Navy conducts first of three blasts in carrier Gerald R. Ford shock trials
The U.S. Navy conducted the first of three in-water blasts near first-in-class aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford, kicking off the full-ship shock trials process on a nuclear-powered carrier for the first time in 34 years.
-
China denounces US-Australian navy drills as muscle flexing
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said the two countries should “do things that are conducive to regional peace and stability, instead of flexing their muscles.”
-
Italian, British F-35B jets train together for first time, all thanks to the pandemic
The Italian Air Force is getting its money’s worth out of its single F-35B jet.
-
Turkey wraps up ‘largest-ever’ version of Denizkurdu naval drill
The exercise involved 132 surface vessels, 10 submarines, 43 winged aircraft, 28 helicopters and 14 drones.
