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Drowning death spotlights problem with older military dive vests
Investigators said the “primary contributing factor” to the Green Beret’s death was the “inadequacy of the Aqualung Scout Swimmer Vest.”
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Vertical lift drones brigades are assessing fly quieter with more survivability, soldiers say
The Army wants an RQ-7 Shadow replacement that will be quieter, more maneuverable and more expeditious.
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Air Force will transfer 23 missions, 1,840 billets to Space Force
Twenty-three Air Force organizations and 1,840 billets are slated to transfer to the Space Force within the next three to six months.
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West Point researching bio-printed bandages and organs for field care
Bio-printing isn’t all that different from 3D printing using plastics. Rather than using plastic, though, bio-printing uses a “bioink” made up of collagen and stem cells.
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Deployed 82nd Airborne unit told to use these encrypted messaging apps on government cell phones
“Unfortunately, those apps are more secure than texting in the clear, which is more or less the alternative. Granted, if a hostile party has access to the handset, that encryption isn’t particularly helpful.”
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Families of deployed paratroopers received ‘menacing’ messages, warned to double-check social media settings
Separately, a U.S. source told Military Times the WiFi access was suspended over fears of a potential hacking and leak of sensitive contact information.
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Automation doesn’t mean soldiers will be out of a job, chief says
Automation won’t eliminate soldier jobs, but it may help to supplement their workloads.
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No cellphones, laptops were allowed to go with Army 82nd paratroopers deploying to Middle East
The move was made to ensure operational security was maintained during the emergency deployment, which saw 3,500 paratroopers from 1st Brigade Combat Team fly out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait.
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Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
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Cyborg warriors could be here by 2050, DoD study group says
Challenges remain in implementing the technology across the military, not the least of which includes the negative stereotypes of soldier cyborgs in Hollywood.
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Drowning death spotlights problem with older military dive vests
Investigators said the “primary contributing factor” to the Green Beret’s death was the “inadequacy of the Aqualung Scout Swimmer Vest.”
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Vertical lift drones brigades are assessing fly quieter with more survivability, soldiers say
The Army wants an RQ-7 Shadow replacement that will be quieter, more maneuverable and more expeditious.
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Air Force will transfer 23 missions, 1,840 billets to Space Force
Twenty-three Air Force organizations and 1,840 billets are slated to transfer to the Space Force within the next three to six months.
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West Point researching bio-printed bandages and organs for field care
Bio-printing isn’t all that different from 3D printing using plastics. Rather than using plastic, though, bio-printing uses a “bioink” made up of collagen and stem cells.
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Deployed 82nd Airborne unit told to use these encrypted messaging apps on government cell phones
“Unfortunately, those apps are more secure than texting in the clear, which is more or less the alternative. Granted, if a hostile party has access to the handset, that encryption isn’t particularly helpful.”
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Families of deployed paratroopers received ‘menacing’ messages, warned to double-check social media settings
Separately, a U.S. source told Military Times the WiFi access was suspended over fears of a potential hacking and leak of sensitive contact information.
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Automation doesn’t mean soldiers will be out of a job, chief says
Automation won’t eliminate soldier jobs, but it may help to supplement their workloads.
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No cellphones, laptops were allowed to go with Army 82nd paratroopers deploying to Middle East
The move was made to ensure operational security was maintained during the emergency deployment, which saw 3,500 paratroopers from 1st Brigade Combat Team fly out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait.
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Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
-
Cyborg warriors could be here by 2050, DoD study group says
Challenges remain in implementing the technology across the military, not the least of which includes the negative stereotypes of soldier cyborgs in Hollywood.
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Drowning death spotlights problem with older military dive vests
Investigators said the “primary contributing factor” to the Green Beret’s death was the “inadequacy of the Aqualung Scout Swimmer Vest.”
-
Vertical lift drones brigades are assessing fly quieter with more survivability, soldiers say
The Army wants an RQ-7 Shadow replacement that will be quieter, more maneuverable and more expeditious.
-
Air Force will transfer 23 missions, 1,840 billets to Space Force
Twenty-three Air Force organizations and 1,840 billets are slated to transfer to the Space Force within the next three to six months.
-
West Point researching bio-printed bandages and organs for field care
Bio-printing isn’t all that different from 3D printing using plastics. Rather than using plastic, though, bio-printing uses a “bioink” made up of collagen and stem cells.
-
Deployed 82nd Airborne unit told to use these encrypted messaging apps on government cell phones
“Unfortunately, those apps are more secure than texting in the clear, which is more or less the alternative. Granted, if a hostile party has access to the handset, that encryption isn’t particularly helpful.”
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Families of deployed paratroopers received ‘menacing’ messages, warned to double-check social media settings
Separately, a U.S. source told Military Times the WiFi access was suspended over fears of a potential hacking and leak of sensitive contact information.
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Automation doesn’t mean soldiers will be out of a job, chief says
Automation won’t eliminate soldier jobs, but it may help to supplement their workloads.
-
No cellphones, laptops were allowed to go with Army 82nd paratroopers deploying to Middle East
The move was made to ensure operational security was maintained during the emergency deployment, which saw 3,500 paratroopers from 1st Brigade Combat Team fly out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait.
-
Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
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Cyborg warriors could be here by 2050, DoD study group says
Challenges remain in implementing the technology across the military, not the least of which includes the negative stereotypes of soldier cyborgs in Hollywood.
