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Pentagon successfully tests world’s largest micro-drone swarm
U.S. military officials in California have conducted a test launching more than 100 micro-drones from three F/A-18 Super Hornets, the largest ever test for the cutting-edge “swarm” technology, defense officials said.
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The U.S. Marines are sending a task force back to Afghanistan’s Helmand province
The deployment of 300 advisers comes as Taliban forces have made steady gains in the region.
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DoD issues new guidance for veterans seeking discharge upgrades, military record corrections
The Defense Department announced Friday a renewed effort to ensure veterans know how to request a review of their service records.
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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
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Congress OKs more money, gets serious about laser weapons in defense bill
The U.S. military is set to see a 51 percent increase in funding to develop and procure laser weapons, a technologically-advanced “game-changer” as troops prepare for new and growing asymmetric threats around the world.
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Retired 4-star: U.S. military ill-prepared for Arctic confrontation
The thawing Arctic, and its potentially vast deposits of minerals and natural gas, is opening the global community to intense competition among major geopolitical players, a competition that Retired Adm. Stavridis believes is vital to U.S. and NATO interests.
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Ending ‘concurrent receipt’ of retirement and disability pays would save billions, federal agency says
The Congressional Budget Office says eliminating “concurrent receipt” could save the government $139 billion between 2018 and 2026.
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It’s time to remove lawyers from the war room
U.S. and coalition air forces should be given more freedom to go after Taliban targets
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This is what General Mattis gets wrong about Iran
Mattis simply paints a negative picture to support his neo-conservative viewpoint on military intervention in the Middle East.
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Pentagon successfully tests world’s largest micro-drone swarm
U.S. military officials in California have conducted a test launching more than 100 micro-drones from three F/A-18 Super Hornets, the largest ever test for the cutting-edge “swarm” technology, defense officials said.
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The U.S. Marines are sending a task force back to Afghanistan’s Helmand province
The deployment of 300 advisers comes as Taliban forces have made steady gains in the region.
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DoD issues new guidance for veterans seeking discharge upgrades, military record corrections
The Defense Department announced Friday a renewed effort to ensure veterans know how to request a review of their service records.
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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
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Congress OKs more money, gets serious about laser weapons in defense bill
The U.S. military is set to see a 51 percent increase in funding to develop and procure laser weapons, a technologically-advanced “game-changer” as troops prepare for new and growing asymmetric threats around the world.
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Retired 4-star: U.S. military ill-prepared for Arctic confrontation
The thawing Arctic, and its potentially vast deposits of minerals and natural gas, is opening the global community to intense competition among major geopolitical players, a competition that Retired Adm. Stavridis believes is vital to U.S. and NATO interests.
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Ending ‘concurrent receipt’ of retirement and disability pays would save billions, federal agency says
The Congressional Budget Office says eliminating “concurrent receipt” could save the government $139 billion between 2018 and 2026.
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It’s time to remove lawyers from the war room
U.S. and coalition air forces should be given more freedom to go after Taliban targets
-
This is what General Mattis gets wrong about Iran
Mattis simply paints a negative picture to support his neo-conservative viewpoint on military intervention in the Middle East.
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Pentagon successfully tests world’s largest micro-drone swarm
U.S. military officials in California have conducted a test launching more than 100 micro-drones from three F/A-18 Super Hornets, the largest ever test for the cutting-edge “swarm” technology, defense officials said.
-
The U.S. Marines are sending a task force back to Afghanistan’s Helmand province
The deployment of 300 advisers comes as Taliban forces have made steady gains in the region.
-
DoD issues new guidance for veterans seeking discharge upgrades, military record corrections
The Defense Department announced Friday a renewed effort to ensure veterans know how to request a review of their service records.
-
New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
-
Congress OKs more money, gets serious about laser weapons in defense bill
The U.S. military is set to see a 51 percent increase in funding to develop and procure laser weapons, a technologically-advanced “game-changer” as troops prepare for new and growing asymmetric threats around the world.
-
Retired 4-star: U.S. military ill-prepared for Arctic confrontation
The thawing Arctic, and its potentially vast deposits of minerals and natural gas, is opening the global community to intense competition among major geopolitical players, a competition that Retired Adm. Stavridis believes is vital to U.S. and NATO interests.
-
Ending ‘concurrent receipt’ of retirement and disability pays would save billions, federal agency says
The Congressional Budget Office says eliminating “concurrent receipt” could save the government $139 billion between 2018 and 2026.
-
It’s time to remove lawyers from the war room
U.S. and coalition air forces should be given more freedom to go after Taliban targets
-
This is what General Mattis gets wrong about Iran
Mattis simply paints a negative picture to support his neo-conservative viewpoint on military intervention in the Middle East.
