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US to revamp its command in Japan amid renaissance in defense ties
A restructuring of U.S Forces Japan will place a three-star flag officer in charge of American forces there.
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With 11th trip, Austin works to cement legacy in Indo-Pacific
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has made the second-most trips to the Indo-Pacific region of any secretary this century.
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DOD event challenges industry to down largest drone swarms to date
Industry teams with counter-drone solutions took on large drone swarms in a Joint Counter-small unmanned aircraft systems Office-run demonstration in June.
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What did the US military’s Gaza aid pier actually accomplish?
The pier’s mission ended last week, and its clearest legacy is what wasn’t possible, analysts say.
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Pentagon creates regional partnerships to sustain gear far from home
The Pentagon has signed off on a regional sustainment framework to maintain equipment forward in theaters around the world, starting with the Indo-Pacific.
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Undersecretary for international cooperation needed, DOD advisers say
The new undersecretary of defense would lead requirements development and integration efforts among the U.S. and its allies.
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Biden drops out of 2024 race
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin praised Biden for his “profound and personal commitment to the Department of Defense and the American military” on Sunday.
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US close to sending $2 billion in security aid across the Indo-Pacific
The numbers aren’t yet final, since the administration is still briefing Congress, and lawmakers are allowed input.
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Navy missile intercepts target using Army’s new missile defense radar
The Navy’s SM-6 missile intercepted a target in a test during Valiant Shield using the Army’s new missile defense radar and battle command system.
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DARPA picks UT Austin to house microelectronics manufacturing hub
Through the $1.4 billion partnership, DARPA will establish a domestic center for microelectronics manufacturing at the university.
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US to revamp its command in Japan amid renaissance in defense ties
A restructuring of U.S Forces Japan will place a three-star flag officer in charge of American forces there.
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With 11th trip, Austin works to cement legacy in Indo-Pacific
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has made the second-most trips to the Indo-Pacific region of any secretary this century.
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DOD event challenges industry to down largest drone swarms to date
Industry teams with counter-drone solutions took on large drone swarms in a Joint Counter-small unmanned aircraft systems Office-run demonstration in June.
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What did the US military’s Gaza aid pier actually accomplish?
The pier’s mission ended last week, and its clearest legacy is what wasn’t possible, analysts say.
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Pentagon creates regional partnerships to sustain gear far from home
The Pentagon has signed off on a regional sustainment framework to maintain equipment forward in theaters around the world, starting with the Indo-Pacific.
-
Undersecretary for international cooperation needed, DOD advisers say
The new undersecretary of defense would lead requirements development and integration efforts among the U.S. and its allies.
-
Biden drops out of 2024 race
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin praised Biden for his “profound and personal commitment to the Department of Defense and the American military” on Sunday.
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US close to sending $2 billion in security aid across the Indo-Pacific
The numbers aren’t yet final, since the administration is still briefing Congress, and lawmakers are allowed input.
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Navy missile intercepts target using Army’s new missile defense radar
The Navy’s SM-6 missile intercepted a target in a test during Valiant Shield using the Army’s new missile defense radar and battle command system.
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DARPA picks UT Austin to house microelectronics manufacturing hub
Through the $1.4 billion partnership, DARPA will establish a domestic center for microelectronics manufacturing at the university.
-
US to revamp its command in Japan amid renaissance in defense ties
A restructuring of U.S Forces Japan will place a three-star flag officer in charge of American forces there.
-
With 11th trip, Austin works to cement legacy in Indo-Pacific
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has made the second-most trips to the Indo-Pacific region of any secretary this century.
-
DOD event challenges industry to down largest drone swarms to date
Industry teams with counter-drone solutions took on large drone swarms in a Joint Counter-small unmanned aircraft systems Office-run demonstration in June.
-
What did the US military’s Gaza aid pier actually accomplish?
The pier’s mission ended last week, and its clearest legacy is what wasn’t possible, analysts say.
-
Pentagon creates regional partnerships to sustain gear far from home
The Pentagon has signed off on a regional sustainment framework to maintain equipment forward in theaters around the world, starting with the Indo-Pacific.
-
Undersecretary for international cooperation needed, DOD advisers say
The new undersecretary of defense would lead requirements development and integration efforts among the U.S. and its allies.
-
Biden drops out of 2024 race
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin praised Biden for his “profound and personal commitment to the Department of Defense and the American military” on Sunday.
-
US close to sending $2 billion in security aid across the Indo-Pacific
The numbers aren’t yet final, since the administration is still briefing Congress, and lawmakers are allowed input.
-
Navy missile intercepts target using Army’s new missile defense radar
The Navy’s SM-6 missile intercepted a target in a test during Valiant Shield using the Army’s new missile defense radar and battle command system.
-
DARPA picks UT Austin to house microelectronics manufacturing hub
Through the $1.4 billion partnership, DARPA will establish a domestic center for microelectronics manufacturing at the university.
