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Issues with the Army’s Europe-based equipment trigger readiness alarms
The report shows a lack of maintenance while troops surged into Eastern Europe at the start of Russia’s invasion.
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How the Marine Corps is preparing for era of contested logistics
For instance, the Corps is considering merging the machinist and welder into a single “fabricator” military occupational specialty.
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European firms line up behind push for secure SATCOM standard
The program’s goal is to design a new secure and resilient waveform standard that will help EU armed forces tackle increased throughput demand.
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US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
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Maxar wins more work on Army’s One World Terrain virtual training tool
All phases and options of the One World Terrain prototype project were previously said to be worth nearly $95 million.
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How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
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How JADC2 is like a high-tech grill, according to one Marine colonel
It’s tricky to define the multibillion-dollar Pentagon initiative aimed at linking up the military’s many forces and data.
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Navy intel admiral says China balloon was wake-up call to Americans
The Office of Naval Intelligence head also called for the intel community to release more information to back up claims of Beijing’s bad intentions.
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Musk’s Starlink satellites accelerating development of drone warfare
Canadian company RDARS has successfully integrated Starlink equipment to transmit data from a ground station to its Eagle Eye military drone in flight.
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Gallery: New photos released of effort to recover Chinese spy balloon
An F-22 fighter jet from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, shot down the balloon off the South Carolina coast on Feb. 4.
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Issues with the Army’s Europe-based equipment trigger readiness alarms
The report shows a lack of maintenance while troops surged into Eastern Europe at the start of Russia’s invasion.
-
How the Marine Corps is preparing for era of contested logistics
For instance, the Corps is considering merging the machinist and welder into a single “fabricator” military occupational specialty.
-
European firms line up behind push for secure SATCOM standard
The program’s goal is to design a new secure and resilient waveform standard that will help EU armed forces tackle increased throughput demand.
-
US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
-
Maxar wins more work on Army’s One World Terrain virtual training tool
All phases and options of the One World Terrain prototype project were previously said to be worth nearly $95 million.
-
How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
-
How JADC2 is like a high-tech grill, according to one Marine colonel
It’s tricky to define the multibillion-dollar Pentagon initiative aimed at linking up the military’s many forces and data.
-
Navy intel admiral says China balloon was wake-up call to Americans
The Office of Naval Intelligence head also called for the intel community to release more information to back up claims of Beijing’s bad intentions.
-
Musk’s Starlink satellites accelerating development of drone warfare
Canadian company RDARS has successfully integrated Starlink equipment to transmit data from a ground station to its Eagle Eye military drone in flight.
-
Gallery: New photos released of effort to recover Chinese spy balloon
An F-22 fighter jet from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, shot down the balloon off the South Carolina coast on Feb. 4.
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Issues with the Army’s Europe-based equipment trigger readiness alarms
The report shows a lack of maintenance while troops surged into Eastern Europe at the start of Russia’s invasion.
-
How the Marine Corps is preparing for era of contested logistics
For instance, the Corps is considering merging the machinist and welder into a single “fabricator” military occupational specialty.
-
European firms line up behind push for secure SATCOM standard
The program’s goal is to design a new secure and resilient waveform standard that will help EU armed forces tackle increased throughput demand.
-
US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
-
Maxar wins more work on Army’s One World Terrain virtual training tool
All phases and options of the One World Terrain prototype project were previously said to be worth nearly $95 million.
-
How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
-
How JADC2 is like a high-tech grill, according to one Marine colonel
It’s tricky to define the multibillion-dollar Pentagon initiative aimed at linking up the military’s many forces and data.
-
Navy intel admiral says China balloon was wake-up call to Americans
The Office of Naval Intelligence head also called for the intel community to release more information to back up claims of Beijing’s bad intentions.
-
Musk’s Starlink satellites accelerating development of drone warfare
Canadian company RDARS has successfully integrated Starlink equipment to transmit data from a ground station to its Eagle Eye military drone in flight.
-
Gallery: New photos released of effort to recover Chinese spy balloon
An F-22 fighter jet from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, shot down the balloon off the South Carolina coast on Feb. 4.
