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With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
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Anduril adapts tech to detect cruise missiles in US Air Force demo
Anduril’s Sentry Towers detected cruise missiles at a recent U.S. Air Force event, but the tech could have applications across all the services, including the U.S. Army’s need to fill a cruise missile defeat gap.
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‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
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West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
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Lockheed teams with Aerojet on Next Generation Interceptor
Lockheed Martin announced it will partner with Aerojet Rocketdyne to compete for the right to build America’s next missile defense interceptor.
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US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
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New AWOL policy comes after macabre summer called attention to missing soldiers
“They [will now] only become AWOL after a thorough investigation,” the Army chief of staff said.
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‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
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Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
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This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
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With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
-
Anduril adapts tech to detect cruise missiles in US Air Force demo
Anduril’s Sentry Towers detected cruise missiles at a recent U.S. Air Force event, but the tech could have applications across all the services, including the U.S. Army’s need to fill a cruise missile defeat gap.
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‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
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West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
-
Lockheed teams with Aerojet on Next Generation Interceptor
Lockheed Martin announced it will partner with Aerojet Rocketdyne to compete for the right to build America’s next missile defense interceptor.
-
US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
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New AWOL policy comes after macabre summer called attention to missing soldiers
“They [will now] only become AWOL after a thorough investigation,” the Army chief of staff said.
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‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
-
Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
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This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
-
With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
-
Anduril adapts tech to detect cruise missiles in US Air Force demo
Anduril’s Sentry Towers detected cruise missiles at a recent U.S. Air Force event, but the tech could have applications across all the services, including the U.S. Army’s need to fill a cruise missile defeat gap.
-
‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
-
West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
-
Lockheed teams with Aerojet on Next Generation Interceptor
Lockheed Martin announced it will partner with Aerojet Rocketdyne to compete for the right to build America’s next missile defense interceptor.
-
US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
-
New AWOL policy comes after macabre summer called attention to missing soldiers
“They [will now] only become AWOL after a thorough investigation,” the Army chief of staff said.
-
‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
-
Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
-
This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
