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French vision for an autonomous Europe proves elusive
Russia’s war against Ukraine has led to some fresh soul-searching in Europe about the continent’s reliance on the United States for security.
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Pentagon’s AI office rebooting global experiments for JADC2
Craig Martell said his team took the reins of the Global Information Dominance Experiments to “understand what’s the right way to get after JADC2.”
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Israeli defense firms see opportunities to rearm Europe
Rafael, Elbit and IAI look for new sales after equipment donations to Ukraine have depleted European nations’ arsenals.
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Ukraine shoots down 35 drones over Kyiv as attacks kill 4
Victory Day parades will go ahead in Russia’s largest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the use of drones is banned.
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Soldiers field-test technology, innovation at West Virginia mine
The Driving Innovation in Realistic Training event aimed to involve soldiers in developing and field-testing new tactics and technology.
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Marine Corps wants $13M for automated war zone air delivery drones
The systems are designed to carry payloads of up to 150 pounds over distances of up to nine miles in containers secured underneath.
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US Army revising how it develops, deploys advanced networking gear
As the U.S. Army prepares for potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific or Europe, it is placing increasing emphasis on the division, some 15,000 soldiers.
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Israeli firm reveals unmanned submarine BlueWhale
It can travel at up to 7 knots underwater, and using electrical power, the submarine can operate for two to four weeks, depending on the mission.
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Russian missile nearly hit US MQ-9 drone in Syria last year: CENTCOM
It’s unclear whether the air-defense missile was intentionally or accidentally fired at the drone.
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First ‘secret’ task orders received for Pentagon’s $9B cloud contract
Pentagon CIO John Sherman likened the $9 billion Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability to a U.S. Navy carrier strike group — powerful and versatile.
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French vision for an autonomous Europe proves elusive
Russia’s war against Ukraine has led to some fresh soul-searching in Europe about the continent’s reliance on the United States for security.
-
Pentagon’s AI office rebooting global experiments for JADC2
Craig Martell said his team took the reins of the Global Information Dominance Experiments to “understand what’s the right way to get after JADC2.”
-
Israeli defense firms see opportunities to rearm Europe
Rafael, Elbit and IAI look for new sales after equipment donations to Ukraine have depleted European nations’ arsenals.
-
Ukraine shoots down 35 drones over Kyiv as attacks kill 4
Victory Day parades will go ahead in Russia’s largest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the use of drones is banned.
-
Soldiers field-test technology, innovation at West Virginia mine
The Driving Innovation in Realistic Training event aimed to involve soldiers in developing and field-testing new tactics and technology.
-
Marine Corps wants $13M for automated war zone air delivery drones
The systems are designed to carry payloads of up to 150 pounds over distances of up to nine miles in containers secured underneath.
-
US Army revising how it develops, deploys advanced networking gear
As the U.S. Army prepares for potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific or Europe, it is placing increasing emphasis on the division, some 15,000 soldiers.
-
Israeli firm reveals unmanned submarine BlueWhale
It can travel at up to 7 knots underwater, and using electrical power, the submarine can operate for two to four weeks, depending on the mission.
-
Russian missile nearly hit US MQ-9 drone in Syria last year: CENTCOM
It’s unclear whether the air-defense missile was intentionally or accidentally fired at the drone.
-
First ‘secret’ task orders received for Pentagon’s $9B cloud contract
Pentagon CIO John Sherman likened the $9 billion Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability to a U.S. Navy carrier strike group — powerful and versatile.
-
French vision for an autonomous Europe proves elusive
Russia’s war against Ukraine has led to some fresh soul-searching in Europe about the continent’s reliance on the United States for security.
-
Pentagon’s AI office rebooting global experiments for JADC2
Craig Martell said his team took the reins of the Global Information Dominance Experiments to “understand what’s the right way to get after JADC2.”
-
Israeli defense firms see opportunities to rearm Europe
Rafael, Elbit and IAI look for new sales after equipment donations to Ukraine have depleted European nations’ arsenals.
-
Ukraine shoots down 35 drones over Kyiv as attacks kill 4
Victory Day parades will go ahead in Russia’s largest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the use of drones is banned.
-
Soldiers field-test technology, innovation at West Virginia mine
The Driving Innovation in Realistic Training event aimed to involve soldiers in developing and field-testing new tactics and technology.
-
Marine Corps wants $13M for automated war zone air delivery drones
The systems are designed to carry payloads of up to 150 pounds over distances of up to nine miles in containers secured underneath.
-
US Army revising how it develops, deploys advanced networking gear
As the U.S. Army prepares for potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific or Europe, it is placing increasing emphasis on the division, some 15,000 soldiers.
-
Israeli firm reveals unmanned submarine BlueWhale
It can travel at up to 7 knots underwater, and using electrical power, the submarine can operate for two to four weeks, depending on the mission.
-
Russian missile nearly hit US MQ-9 drone in Syria last year: CENTCOM
It’s unclear whether the air-defense missile was intentionally or accidentally fired at the drone.
-
First ‘secret’ task orders received for Pentagon’s $9B cloud contract
Pentagon CIO John Sherman likened the $9 billion Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability to a U.S. Navy carrier strike group — powerful and versatile.
