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8,000+ soldiers tested in large-scale combat in the Arctic
The exercise included a 150-mile helicopter deep strike and armed snowmobile hunter-killer teams.
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South Korea eyes mixed fleet of manned, unmanned warplanes
The South Korean military’s growing interest in manned-unmanned teaming comes amid a declining pool of 18-year-old conscripts.
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Israel strikes inside Lebanon, killing 2, after Hezbollah downs drone
Hezbollah said its fighters on Monday shot down an Israeli drone over its stronghold in a province in southern Lebanon.
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Small, nonthreatening balloon intercepted over Utah by NORAD
NORAD fighter pilots sent to investigate the balloon determined it was “not maneuverable” and did not present a threat to national security.
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How interoperability benefits military, civil and commercial domains
By focusing on interoperability, new capabilities can be quickly adopted and rolled out without significant system redesign.
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Pentagon AI office must ‘cannibalize’ to keep operating, Martell says
The U.S. Department of Defense sought $1.8 billion for artificial intelligence and machine learning in fiscal 2024.
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Treasury, State, Commerce impose hundreds of new sanctions on Russia
Many target Russian firms that contribute to the Kremlin’s war effort. including drone and industrial chemical manufacturers and machine tool importers.
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Pentagon’s CJADC2 milestone is signal to China, officials say
The Pentagon’s connectivity campaign comes as China pursues its own version — or a countermeasure — known as Multi-Domain Precision Warfare.
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Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
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Pentagon achieves ‘minimum viable’ version of CJADC2, Hicks says
The CJADC2 progress is an outgrowth of the Global Information Dominance experiments led by the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office.
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8,000+ soldiers tested in large-scale combat in the Arctic
The exercise included a 150-mile helicopter deep strike and armed snowmobile hunter-killer teams.
-
South Korea eyes mixed fleet of manned, unmanned warplanes
The South Korean military’s growing interest in manned-unmanned teaming comes amid a declining pool of 18-year-old conscripts.
-
Israel strikes inside Lebanon, killing 2, after Hezbollah downs drone
Hezbollah said its fighters on Monday shot down an Israeli drone over its stronghold in a province in southern Lebanon.
-
Small, nonthreatening balloon intercepted over Utah by NORAD
NORAD fighter pilots sent to investigate the balloon determined it was “not maneuverable” and did not present a threat to national security.
-
How interoperability benefits military, civil and commercial domains
By focusing on interoperability, new capabilities can be quickly adopted and rolled out without significant system redesign.
-
Pentagon AI office must ‘cannibalize’ to keep operating, Martell says
The U.S. Department of Defense sought $1.8 billion for artificial intelligence and machine learning in fiscal 2024.
-
Treasury, State, Commerce impose hundreds of new sanctions on Russia
Many target Russian firms that contribute to the Kremlin’s war effort. including drone and industrial chemical manufacturers and machine tool importers.
-
Pentagon’s CJADC2 milestone is signal to China, officials say
The Pentagon’s connectivity campaign comes as China pursues its own version — or a countermeasure — known as Multi-Domain Precision Warfare.
-
Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
-
Pentagon achieves ‘minimum viable’ version of CJADC2, Hicks says
The CJADC2 progress is an outgrowth of the Global Information Dominance experiments led by the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office.
-
8,000+ soldiers tested in large-scale combat in the Arctic
The exercise included a 150-mile helicopter deep strike and armed snowmobile hunter-killer teams.
-
South Korea eyes mixed fleet of manned, unmanned warplanes
The South Korean military’s growing interest in manned-unmanned teaming comes amid a declining pool of 18-year-old conscripts.
-
Israel strikes inside Lebanon, killing 2, after Hezbollah downs drone
Hezbollah said its fighters on Monday shot down an Israeli drone over its stronghold in a province in southern Lebanon.
-
Small, nonthreatening balloon intercepted over Utah by NORAD
NORAD fighter pilots sent to investigate the balloon determined it was “not maneuverable” and did not present a threat to national security.
-
How interoperability benefits military, civil and commercial domains
By focusing on interoperability, new capabilities can be quickly adopted and rolled out without significant system redesign.
-
Pentagon AI office must ‘cannibalize’ to keep operating, Martell says
The U.S. Department of Defense sought $1.8 billion for artificial intelligence and machine learning in fiscal 2024.
-
Treasury, State, Commerce impose hundreds of new sanctions on Russia
Many target Russian firms that contribute to the Kremlin’s war effort. including drone and industrial chemical manufacturers and machine tool importers.
-
Pentagon’s CJADC2 milestone is signal to China, officials say
The Pentagon’s connectivity campaign comes as China pursues its own version — or a countermeasure — known as Multi-Domain Precision Warfare.
-
Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
-
Pentagon achieves ‘minimum viable’ version of CJADC2, Hicks says
The CJADC2 progress is an outgrowth of the Global Information Dominance experiments led by the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office.
