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ChatGPT can make short work of Pentagon tasks, Air Force CIO says
OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 million registered users within a week of its launch in late 2022.
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Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
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US Cyber Command developing own intelligence hub
The center was previously teased by CYBERCOM’s director of intelligence, Brig. Gen. Matteo Martemucci.
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US Army chooses 5 companies to compete for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is taking five competitors into a prototyping development phase with plans to select a winner for production and fielding at the end.
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US Navy reviews cost-saving design changes before resuming amphib buys
The Navy is mulling the cost and capability of the “LPD-like” amphibious ships it may buy in the future, as it takes a “strategic pause” from procurement.
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Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
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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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The not-really Next Generation Weapons Program
The author disputes the reliability of the Army’s newest rifle and light machine gun.
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At Army experiment, experts tinker with tanks and communications kit
The preliminary work done at Project Convergence — the Army’s contribution to the Pentagon’s JADC2 vision — will inform how Capability Set 25 proceeds.
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Space Force launch plan mirrors shift to smaller satellites
The two-lane strategy is a departure from the service’s prior approach, which split all National Security Space Launches between two companies.
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ChatGPT can make short work of Pentagon tasks, Air Force CIO says
OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 million registered users within a week of its launch in late 2022.
-
Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
-
US Cyber Command developing own intelligence hub
The center was previously teased by CYBERCOM’s director of intelligence, Brig. Gen. Matteo Martemucci.
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US Army chooses 5 companies to compete for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is taking five competitors into a prototyping development phase with plans to select a winner for production and fielding at the end.
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US Navy reviews cost-saving design changes before resuming amphib buys
The Navy is mulling the cost and capability of the “LPD-like” amphibious ships it may buy in the future, as it takes a “strategic pause” from procurement.
-
Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
-
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.
-
The not-really Next Generation Weapons Program
The author disputes the reliability of the Army’s newest rifle and light machine gun.
-
At Army experiment, experts tinker with tanks and communications kit
The preliminary work done at Project Convergence — the Army’s contribution to the Pentagon’s JADC2 vision — will inform how Capability Set 25 proceeds.
-
Space Force launch plan mirrors shift to smaller satellites
The two-lane strategy is a departure from the service’s prior approach, which split all National Security Space Launches between two companies.
-
ChatGPT can make short work of Pentagon tasks, Air Force CIO says
OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 million registered users within a week of its launch in late 2022.
-
Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
-
US Cyber Command developing own intelligence hub
The center was previously teased by CYBERCOM’s director of intelligence, Brig. Gen. Matteo Martemucci.
-
US Army chooses 5 companies to compete for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is taking five competitors into a prototyping development phase with plans to select a winner for production and fielding at the end.
-
US Navy reviews cost-saving design changes before resuming amphib buys
The Navy is mulling the cost and capability of the “LPD-like” amphibious ships it may buy in the future, as it takes a “strategic pause” from procurement.
-
Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
-
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.
-
The not-really Next Generation Weapons Program
The author disputes the reliability of the Army’s newest rifle and light machine gun.
-
At Army experiment, experts tinker with tanks and communications kit
The preliminary work done at Project Convergence — the Army’s contribution to the Pentagon’s JADC2 vision — will inform how Capability Set 25 proceeds.
-
Space Force launch plan mirrors shift to smaller satellites
The two-lane strategy is a departure from the service’s prior approach, which split all National Security Space Launches between two companies.
