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Improper storage damaging $1.8 billion in Army ground combat equipment
Pentagon investigators found that $1.8 billion of the inspected equipment was crumbling or at “increased risk” of falling apart because of poor storage
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Federal shutdown would be ‘miserable’ for airmen, Reserve boss says
A government shutdown would upend drills and scheduled paydays for thousands of reservists, Air Force Reserve boss Lt. Gen. John Healy said.
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Airmen, guardians: Your ideas needed to solve real-world problems
Piloted in 2017, the Air Force’s Shark Tank knockoff formed part of a broader campaign to expedite the process of finding and developing new technology.
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US military targets deepfakes, misinformation with AI-powered tool
Discerning fact from fiction is vital to military operations. The task is increasingly complex as bad information floods social media and other channels.
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Sluggish procurement stalling Pentagon progress on AI, experts say
A panel of experts poked holes in the Pentagon’s AI adoption efforts during a House Armed Services Committee hearing on Tuesday.
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US State Dept. approves $440 million ammo, logistics deals for Taiwan
The larger of the two deals, worth $332.2 million, is for 30mm ammunition and related equipment.
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US joint forces lack a ‘common goal’ for the future, says top Marine
The joint force’s speed of modernization and shared common goal are lacking, the top Marine says.
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US, India cement partnership with slew of new defense deals
The new deals, totalling billions, span a number of sensitive industries—including semiconductors, aerospace, and artificial intelligence.
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Raytheon rebrands as RTX
The name change is the latest of several adjustments undertaken by the military tech company in recent years.
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US, NATO wrap up joint exercises in the Baltics, Europe’s High North
U.S. military higher-ups described the BALTOPS and Arctic Challenge exercises as essential steps in solidifying the NATO alliance.
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Improper storage damaging $1.8 billion in Army ground combat equipment
Pentagon investigators found that $1.8 billion of the inspected equipment was crumbling or at “increased risk” of falling apart because of poor storage
-
Federal shutdown would be ‘miserable’ for airmen, Reserve boss says
A government shutdown would upend drills and scheduled paydays for thousands of reservists, Air Force Reserve boss Lt. Gen. John Healy said.
-
Airmen, guardians: Your ideas needed to solve real-world problems
Piloted in 2017, the Air Force’s Shark Tank knockoff formed part of a broader campaign to expedite the process of finding and developing new technology.
-
US military targets deepfakes, misinformation with AI-powered tool
Discerning fact from fiction is vital to military operations. The task is increasingly complex as bad information floods social media and other channels.
-
Sluggish procurement stalling Pentagon progress on AI, experts say
A panel of experts poked holes in the Pentagon’s AI adoption efforts during a House Armed Services Committee hearing on Tuesday.
-
US State Dept. approves $440 million ammo, logistics deals for Taiwan
The larger of the two deals, worth $332.2 million, is for 30mm ammunition and related equipment.
-
US joint forces lack a ‘common goal’ for the future, says top Marine
The joint force’s speed of modernization and shared common goal are lacking, the top Marine says.
-
US, India cement partnership with slew of new defense deals
The new deals, totalling billions, span a number of sensitive industries—including semiconductors, aerospace, and artificial intelligence.
-
Raytheon rebrands as RTX
The name change is the latest of several adjustments undertaken by the military tech company in recent years.
-
US, NATO wrap up joint exercises in the Baltics, Europe’s High North
U.S. military higher-ups described the BALTOPS and Arctic Challenge exercises as essential steps in solidifying the NATO alliance.
-
Improper storage damaging $1.8 billion in Army ground combat equipment
Pentagon investigators found that $1.8 billion of the inspected equipment was crumbling or at “increased risk” of falling apart because of poor storage
-
Federal shutdown would be ‘miserable’ for airmen, Reserve boss says
A government shutdown would upend drills and scheduled paydays for thousands of reservists, Air Force Reserve boss Lt. Gen. John Healy said.
-
Airmen, guardians: Your ideas needed to solve real-world problems
Piloted in 2017, the Air Force’s Shark Tank knockoff formed part of a broader campaign to expedite the process of finding and developing new technology.
-
US military targets deepfakes, misinformation with AI-powered tool
Discerning fact from fiction is vital to military operations. The task is increasingly complex as bad information floods social media and other channels.
-
Sluggish procurement stalling Pentagon progress on AI, experts say
A panel of experts poked holes in the Pentagon’s AI adoption efforts during a House Armed Services Committee hearing on Tuesday.
-
US State Dept. approves $440 million ammo, logistics deals for Taiwan
The larger of the two deals, worth $332.2 million, is for 30mm ammunition and related equipment.
-
US joint forces lack a ‘common goal’ for the future, says top Marine
The joint force’s speed of modernization and shared common goal are lacking, the top Marine says.
-
US, India cement partnership with slew of new defense deals
The new deals, totalling billions, span a number of sensitive industries—including semiconductors, aerospace, and artificial intelligence.
-
Raytheon rebrands as RTX
The name change is the latest of several adjustments undertaken by the military tech company in recent years.
-
US, NATO wrap up joint exercises in the Baltics, Europe’s High North
U.S. military higher-ups described the BALTOPS and Arctic Challenge exercises as essential steps in solidifying the NATO alliance.
