NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte praised the defense industries residing within the alliance for their work to boost capacity, but said they can do more. “Defense companies in this room, you are ...
As we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the National Training and Simulation Association’s Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference, or I/ITSEC, this milestone should be ...
The Space Force has traditionally integrated training with the Air Force, which has provided the facilities on bases. While ...
The United Kingdom is pledging 90 million pounds to establish a sensor network in the North Atlantic designed to deter Russian aggression in the region. The Atlantic Net will see the Royal Navy set up ...
The Defense Department’s 38-day campaign in Iran that began in February left the Air Force with a wide range of lessons to ...
The Pentagon has put roughly $31 billion into purchasing about 26 million F-35 parts such as engines and tires, but it has kept poor records on the physical statuses of those parts, leading to ...
ARLINGTON, Virginia — Amid intensified military focus on the Arctic region, Minnesota-based vehicle manufacturer Polaris has developed a new snowmobile for defense that combines the agility and heavy ...
Quantum sensing has been used for decades in commercial technology like medical imaging and atomic clocks. The Defense Department is ready to take advantage, but foundational challenges could hinder a ...
The latest update to the Marine Corps’ Force Design guiding strategy arrived in October with some surprising reversals — notably, the decision not to transform a third Marine infantry regiment into a ...
Artificial intelligence is heightening certain national cybersecurity risks as agentic AI — designed to carry out complex tasks with minimal human oversight — enables adversaries such as China to ...
HONOLULU — In November, the Defense Department updated its list of critical technology areas, and one new category on the list is contested logistics systems. The goal is to reimagine military ...
ARLINGTON, Virginia — California-based Minerva Humanoids recently debuted Roger 1.0, a semi-autonomous humanoid robot designed for explosive ordnance disposal and hazardous materials response.
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