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Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
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Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
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Pentagon investigation finds training issue with Afghan airdrop operations
Despite the fact airdrop training was included in training curriculum, TAAC-Air advisors chose to not provide Afghan tactical air coordinators with training or advising on airdrop operations.
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When should the Army’s cyber school teach information warfare?
As Army Cyber Command shifts toward teaching information warfare, the cyber school is figuring out how to make the transition.
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How the Army’s cyber school is changing
The service is trying to instill a new culture in its students, one that better fits cyber operations, and is leaning on new approaches to help students adjust to this fast-moving domain.
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Japan’s new amphibious brigade launches beach landings during Talisman Sabre drills
One amphibious landing was a large-scale, extended operation designed to outmaneuver an entrenched, capable opposition force.
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See Japanese, US forces assault a beach during the Talisman Sabre exercise
This year’s Talisman Sabre exercise saw the largest Japanese contingent since it began participating in 2015, with two warships, four helicopters, several vehicles and a sizable troop contingent.
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Cyber Command tested ‘persistent engagement’ in June exercise
Cyber Flag 2019 focused on testing out persistent engagement.
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The results are in for Red Flag-Alaska
Airmen from 5 countries participated in the training exercise, using live ordnance and dropping 681,505 pounds of munitions.
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Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
-
Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
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Pentagon investigation finds training issue with Afghan airdrop operations
Despite the fact airdrop training was included in training curriculum, TAAC-Air advisors chose to not provide Afghan tactical air coordinators with training or advising on airdrop operations.
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When should the Army’s cyber school teach information warfare?
As Army Cyber Command shifts toward teaching information warfare, the cyber school is figuring out how to make the transition.
-
How the Army’s cyber school is changing
The service is trying to instill a new culture in its students, one that better fits cyber operations, and is leaning on new approaches to help students adjust to this fast-moving domain.
-
Japan’s new amphibious brigade launches beach landings during Talisman Sabre drills
One amphibious landing was a large-scale, extended operation designed to outmaneuver an entrenched, capable opposition force.
-
See Japanese, US forces assault a beach during the Talisman Sabre exercise
This year’s Talisman Sabre exercise saw the largest Japanese contingent since it began participating in 2015, with two warships, four helicopters, several vehicles and a sizable troop contingent.
-
Cyber Command tested ‘persistent engagement’ in June exercise
Cyber Flag 2019 focused on testing out persistent engagement.
-
The results are in for Red Flag-Alaska
Airmen from 5 countries participated in the training exercise, using live ordnance and dropping 681,505 pounds of munitions.
-
Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
-
Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
-
Pentagon investigation finds training issue with Afghan airdrop operations
Despite the fact airdrop training was included in training curriculum, TAAC-Air advisors chose to not provide Afghan tactical air coordinators with training or advising on airdrop operations.
-
When should the Army’s cyber school teach information warfare?
As Army Cyber Command shifts toward teaching information warfare, the cyber school is figuring out how to make the transition.
-
How the Army’s cyber school is changing
The service is trying to instill a new culture in its students, one that better fits cyber operations, and is leaning on new approaches to help students adjust to this fast-moving domain.
-
Japan’s new amphibious brigade launches beach landings during Talisman Sabre drills
One amphibious landing was a large-scale, extended operation designed to outmaneuver an entrenched, capable opposition force.
-
See Japanese, US forces assault a beach during the Talisman Sabre exercise
This year’s Talisman Sabre exercise saw the largest Japanese contingent since it began participating in 2015, with two warships, four helicopters, several vehicles and a sizable troop contingent.
-
Cyber Command tested ‘persistent engagement’ in June exercise
Cyber Flag 2019 focused on testing out persistent engagement.
-
The results are in for Red Flag-Alaska
Airmen from 5 countries participated in the training exercise, using live ordnance and dropping 681,505 pounds of munitions.
