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Thousands using personal cell phones, tablets for official Army work
If “you want to reach me on the weekend,” Lt. Gen. John Morrison said at TechNet Augusta, “call me on my personal device.”
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Rethinking who’s winning the US-China tech competition
Shifting the focus to metrics will offer a more accurate picture of U.S.-China technological competition and capture critical U.S. strengths.
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The ABCs of the military’s highly classified Area 51
You’re not allowed to visit the part of Nevada known as Area 51, but that’s because the top-secret facility has to do with spy planes, not space aliens.
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Allies send new reconnaissance drone, counter-UAS systems to Ukraine
Rheinmetall Luna drones and Kongsberg CORTEX Typhon anti-drone weapons are slated to make their way to Ukraine.
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US Army testing communications gear for different fighting styles
The Army is investing in the division as it prepares for potential conflict in the Indo-Pacific, against China, or in Europe, against Russia.
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To nail logistics, US Army works on info-sharing at Talisman Sabre
The Talisman Sabre exercise was led this year by Australia. It featured more than 30,000 troops from more than a dozen countries.
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Russia sent a message to Turkey when it bombed Motor Sich, say experts
The Turkish company Baykar builds the Akinci and Kizilelma drones, for which Motor Sich provides engines.
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The time is now to go all in on modernizing weapon systems
Just as kinetic capabilities are crucial to success on the ground, so too is data crucial to operational success in cyberspace.
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Ukraine war driving US Army electronic warfare development, Bush says
The Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team and -Echelons Above Brigade are both “on track, and I feel good about them,” said Doug Bush.
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US Army working through challenges with laser weapons
The Army is grappling with how to fight with laser weapons, as well as how to easily repair them in the field and affordably make the systems.
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Thousands using personal cell phones, tablets for official Army work
If “you want to reach me on the weekend,” Lt. Gen. John Morrison said at TechNet Augusta, “call me on my personal device.”
-
Rethinking who’s winning the US-China tech competition
Shifting the focus to metrics will offer a more accurate picture of U.S.-China technological competition and capture critical U.S. strengths.
-
The ABCs of the military’s highly classified Area 51
You’re not allowed to visit the part of Nevada known as Area 51, but that’s because the top-secret facility has to do with spy planes, not space aliens.
-
Allies send new reconnaissance drone, counter-UAS systems to Ukraine
Rheinmetall Luna drones and Kongsberg CORTEX Typhon anti-drone weapons are slated to make their way to Ukraine.
-
US Army testing communications gear for different fighting styles
The Army is investing in the division as it prepares for potential conflict in the Indo-Pacific, against China, or in Europe, against Russia.
-
To nail logistics, US Army works on info-sharing at Talisman Sabre
The Talisman Sabre exercise was led this year by Australia. It featured more than 30,000 troops from more than a dozen countries.
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Russia sent a message to Turkey when it bombed Motor Sich, say experts
The Turkish company Baykar builds the Akinci and Kizilelma drones, for which Motor Sich provides engines.
-
The time is now to go all in on modernizing weapon systems
Just as kinetic capabilities are crucial to success on the ground, so too is data crucial to operational success in cyberspace.
-
Ukraine war driving US Army electronic warfare development, Bush says
The Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team and -Echelons Above Brigade are both “on track, and I feel good about them,” said Doug Bush.
-
US Army working through challenges with laser weapons
The Army is grappling with how to fight with laser weapons, as well as how to easily repair them in the field and affordably make the systems.
-
Thousands using personal cell phones, tablets for official Army work
If “you want to reach me on the weekend,” Lt. Gen. John Morrison said at TechNet Augusta, “call me on my personal device.”
-
Rethinking who’s winning the US-China tech competition
Shifting the focus to metrics will offer a more accurate picture of U.S.-China technological competition and capture critical U.S. strengths.
-
The ABCs of the military’s highly classified Area 51
You’re not allowed to visit the part of Nevada known as Area 51, but that’s because the top-secret facility has to do with spy planes, not space aliens.
-
Allies send new reconnaissance drone, counter-UAS systems to Ukraine
Rheinmetall Luna drones and Kongsberg CORTEX Typhon anti-drone weapons are slated to make their way to Ukraine.
-
US Army testing communications gear for different fighting styles
The Army is investing in the division as it prepares for potential conflict in the Indo-Pacific, against China, or in Europe, against Russia.
-
To nail logistics, US Army works on info-sharing at Talisman Sabre
The Talisman Sabre exercise was led this year by Australia. It featured more than 30,000 troops from more than a dozen countries.
-
Russia sent a message to Turkey when it bombed Motor Sich, say experts
The Turkish company Baykar builds the Akinci and Kizilelma drones, for which Motor Sich provides engines.
-
The time is now to go all in on modernizing weapon systems
Just as kinetic capabilities are crucial to success on the ground, so too is data crucial to operational success in cyberspace.
-
Ukraine war driving US Army electronic warfare development, Bush says
The Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team and -Echelons Above Brigade are both “on track, and I feel good about them,” said Doug Bush.
-
US Army working through challenges with laser weapons
The Army is grappling with how to fight with laser weapons, as well as how to easily repair them in the field and affordably make the systems.
