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US, South Korea suspend more military exercises
U.S.-South Korea air exercise Vigilant Ace, which involves more than 12,000 forces, has been suspended.
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South Korea’s Apache radars fail to recognize correct number of targets in tests
In separate tests in a mountainous area, the radar mistook 18 targets that were 6 kilometers away for nine targets, and 18 targets that were 3 kilometers away for five targets.
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Are we doing enough to secure modern DoD virtual training?
If left unaddressed, cyberthreats could disrupt the training of U.S. military forces and ultimately provide an advantage to adversaries in the real battlespace.
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Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
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Autonomous systems to play key role in NATO logistics drills
The point of the drill is to demonstrate how autonomous systems can reduce the number of personnel needed to do key jobs on expeditionary missions.
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Britain to bolster Arctic defense, military drills to counter Russian presence
Cold weather training of Royal Marines had largely lapsed due to Britain’s focus on operations in Afghanistan.
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Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
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Non-grunts, experiments focus on you in the next phase of Sea Dragon
An upcoming Norway exercise will see new experiments as Marines test out gear and concepts focused on expeditionary ops.
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A C-130H training subcontractor has replaced Lockheed Martin as prime for Air Force contract
Each year, more than 11,000 crew members from the U.S. Air Force, other U.S. military services and over 30 other countries are trained under the C-130H ATS program.
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US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
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US, South Korea suspend more military exercises
U.S.-South Korea air exercise Vigilant Ace, which involves more than 12,000 forces, has been suspended.
-
South Korea’s Apache radars fail to recognize correct number of targets in tests
In separate tests in a mountainous area, the radar mistook 18 targets that were 6 kilometers away for nine targets, and 18 targets that were 3 kilometers away for five targets.
-
Are we doing enough to secure modern DoD virtual training?
If left unaddressed, cyberthreats could disrupt the training of U.S. military forces and ultimately provide an advantage to adversaries in the real battlespace.
-
Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
-
Autonomous systems to play key role in NATO logistics drills
The point of the drill is to demonstrate how autonomous systems can reduce the number of personnel needed to do key jobs on expeditionary missions.
-
Britain to bolster Arctic defense, military drills to counter Russian presence
Cold weather training of Royal Marines had largely lapsed due to Britain’s focus on operations in Afghanistan.
-
Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
-
Non-grunts, experiments focus on you in the next phase of Sea Dragon
An upcoming Norway exercise will see new experiments as Marines test out gear and concepts focused on expeditionary ops.
-
A C-130H training subcontractor has replaced Lockheed Martin as prime for Air Force contract
Each year, more than 11,000 crew members from the U.S. Air Force, other U.S. military services and over 30 other countries are trained under the C-130H ATS program.
-
US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
-
US, South Korea suspend more military exercises
U.S.-South Korea air exercise Vigilant Ace, which involves more than 12,000 forces, has been suspended.
-
South Korea’s Apache radars fail to recognize correct number of targets in tests
In separate tests in a mountainous area, the radar mistook 18 targets that were 6 kilometers away for nine targets, and 18 targets that were 3 kilometers away for five targets.
-
Are we doing enough to secure modern DoD virtual training?
If left unaddressed, cyberthreats could disrupt the training of U.S. military forces and ultimately provide an advantage to adversaries in the real battlespace.
-
Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
-
Autonomous systems to play key role in NATO logistics drills
The point of the drill is to demonstrate how autonomous systems can reduce the number of personnel needed to do key jobs on expeditionary missions.
-
Britain to bolster Arctic defense, military drills to counter Russian presence
Cold weather training of Royal Marines had largely lapsed due to Britain’s focus on operations in Afghanistan.
-
Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
-
Non-grunts, experiments focus on you in the next phase of Sea Dragon
An upcoming Norway exercise will see new experiments as Marines test out gear and concepts focused on expeditionary ops.
-
A C-130H training subcontractor has replaced Lockheed Martin as prime for Air Force contract
Each year, more than 11,000 crew members from the U.S. Air Force, other U.S. military services and over 30 other countries are trained under the C-130H ATS program.
-
US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
