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This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
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New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
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How DIA can recreate the stress of learning in a foreign country
The Defense Intelligence Agency issued a notice asking if industry can use virtual reality to help teach new languages.
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The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
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Year in review: Top stories from 2018
From great power competition to U.S. Navy reorganization, here are the top stories from this year.
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Marines look for IBM Watson-like artificial intelligence to plan large-scale wargames
The capability would help Marines leverage computing and gaming advances for warfighting.
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Spanish vendors pitch new hypoxia-response training for military pilots
The system, made by Indra and iAltitude, means low-oxygen tests can be integrated with actual flight training.
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How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
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Japan prepares to stand up first F-35 operational unit
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force is continuing to train more pilots, maintainers and other support personnel on the Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jet.
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India, Singapore bolster intel sharing in wake of bilateral naval exercise
China has expanded its military presence in the South China Sea, much to the chagrin of neighboring countries.
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This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
-
New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
-
How DIA can recreate the stress of learning in a foreign country
The Defense Intelligence Agency issued a notice asking if industry can use virtual reality to help teach new languages.
-
The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2018
From great power competition to U.S. Navy reorganization, here are the top stories from this year.
-
Marines look for IBM Watson-like artificial intelligence to plan large-scale wargames
The capability would help Marines leverage computing and gaming advances for warfighting.
-
Spanish vendors pitch new hypoxia-response training for military pilots
The system, made by Indra and iAltitude, means low-oxygen tests can be integrated with actual flight training.
-
How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
-
Japan prepares to stand up first F-35 operational unit
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force is continuing to train more pilots, maintainers and other support personnel on the Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jet.
-
India, Singapore bolster intel sharing in wake of bilateral naval exercise
China has expanded its military presence in the South China Sea, much to the chagrin of neighboring countries.
-
This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
-
New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
-
How DIA can recreate the stress of learning in a foreign country
The Defense Intelligence Agency issued a notice asking if industry can use virtual reality to help teach new languages.
-
The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2018
From great power competition to U.S. Navy reorganization, here are the top stories from this year.
-
Marines look for IBM Watson-like artificial intelligence to plan large-scale wargames
The capability would help Marines leverage computing and gaming advances for warfighting.
-
Spanish vendors pitch new hypoxia-response training for military pilots
The system, made by Indra and iAltitude, means low-oxygen tests can be integrated with actual flight training.
-
How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
-
Japan prepares to stand up first F-35 operational unit
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force is continuing to train more pilots, maintainers and other support personnel on the Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jet.
-
India, Singapore bolster intel sharing in wake of bilateral naval exercise
China has expanded its military presence in the South China Sea, much to the chagrin of neighboring countries.



