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USAFE shifts gears to fight in COVID era
USAFE Commander Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said dealing with the COVID pandemic has helped it practice skills that will be necessary during a major conflict.
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Here’s how Global Strike Command is shifting its focus to China, Russia
To keep operating despite the coronavirus, ICBM airmen began pulling two-week alerts — the longest in Air Force Global Strike Command history.
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The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
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US Navy’s long-delayed plan for its future force is nearing the finish line … sort of
After more than two years of study, three potential future fleets will soon be briefed to the defense secretary.
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New Pentagon directive will put programs on more solid ground, says MDA boss
Updates to the Missile Defense Agency’s charter will make programs internally developed more solid, its director said at the Defense News Conference.
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AI’s dogfight triumph a step toward human-machine teaming
The Pentagon’s director of research and engineering for modernization says it’s more likely that an AI will team with military pilots than replace them.
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International militaries reveal interest in US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
Eight countries have sent letters expressing interest in the program, its director says.
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Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
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US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
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US Space Force developing a strategy to improve satellite communications
The Pentagon relies on a loose federation of stovepiped, government-built satellites and commercial providers for connectivity. But moving forward, the Space Force wants to integrate those capabilities so forces can seamlessly roam from one signal to another.
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USAFE shifts gears to fight in COVID era
USAFE Commander Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said dealing with the COVID pandemic has helped it practice skills that will be necessary during a major conflict.
-
Here’s how Global Strike Command is shifting its focus to China, Russia
To keep operating despite the coronavirus, ICBM airmen began pulling two-week alerts — the longest in Air Force Global Strike Command history.
-
The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
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US Navy’s long-delayed plan for its future force is nearing the finish line … sort of
After more than two years of study, three potential future fleets will soon be briefed to the defense secretary.
-
New Pentagon directive will put programs on more solid ground, says MDA boss
Updates to the Missile Defense Agency’s charter will make programs internally developed more solid, its director said at the Defense News Conference.
-
AI’s dogfight triumph a step toward human-machine teaming
The Pentagon’s director of research and engineering for modernization says it’s more likely that an AI will team with military pilots than replace them.
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International militaries reveal interest in US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
Eight countries have sent letters expressing interest in the program, its director says.
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Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
-
US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
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US Space Force developing a strategy to improve satellite communications
The Pentagon relies on a loose federation of stovepiped, government-built satellites and commercial providers for connectivity. But moving forward, the Space Force wants to integrate those capabilities so forces can seamlessly roam from one signal to another.
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USAFE shifts gears to fight in COVID era
USAFE Commander Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said dealing with the COVID pandemic has helped it practice skills that will be necessary during a major conflict.
-
Here’s how Global Strike Command is shifting its focus to China, Russia
To keep operating despite the coronavirus, ICBM airmen began pulling two-week alerts — the longest in Air Force Global Strike Command history.
-
The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
-
US Navy’s long-delayed plan for its future force is nearing the finish line … sort of
After more than two years of study, three potential future fleets will soon be briefed to the defense secretary.
-
New Pentagon directive will put programs on more solid ground, says MDA boss
Updates to the Missile Defense Agency’s charter will make programs internally developed more solid, its director said at the Defense News Conference.
-
AI’s dogfight triumph a step toward human-machine teaming
The Pentagon’s director of research and engineering for modernization says it’s more likely that an AI will team with military pilots than replace them.
-
International militaries reveal interest in US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
Eight countries have sent letters expressing interest in the program, its director says.
-
Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
-
US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
-
US Space Force developing a strategy to improve satellite communications
The Pentagon relies on a loose federation of stovepiped, government-built satellites and commercial providers for connectivity. But moving forward, the Space Force wants to integrate those capabilities so forces can seamlessly roam from one signal to another.
