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Pentagon to expand industry pool for CJADC2 experimentation
The Pentagon held its first GIDE industry day on Tuesday, an effort to solidify a process for companies to integrate C2 tools into future experiments.
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Pentagon to accept deliveries of Lockheed F-35s after yearlong pause
The decision will allow deliveries of the latest F-35s to resume after a roughly year-long halt.
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As more NATO countries meet spending targets, some push to raise goals
Over 2/3 of NATO allies now meet the minimum defense spending requirement but some are pushing to raise the target amid uncertainty over Russia and Trump.
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US to send Tomahawks, hypersonics, other long-range fires to Germany
The move is in-line with the Army’s plan to provide such capability to its Multidomain Task Force there.
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F-16s to be ‘flying in the skies of Ukraine this summer,’ US says
However, one analyst says this news doesn’t necessarily mean the jets are ready for combat.
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Defense Innovation Unit should expand across US, lawmakers say
The Senate Armed Services Committee’s fiscal 2025 defense policy bill includes a provision requiring DIU to craft a plan to increase its U.S. footprint.
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Biden unveils additional air defense aid for Ukraine at NATO summit
Five countries will provide additional air defense systems for Ukraine in the coming months.
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Pentagon zero-trust office aims to start data tagging, labeling in ′24
The Defense Department is seeking to demo a solution, even an imperfect one, to a longstanding problem.
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Defense Innovation Unit project makes supercomputers more accessible
Two commercial firms demonstrated that they could provide high-performance computing tools on the cloud.
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Biden to host NATO summit geared at ‘managing expectations’
Officials in Kyiv don’t expect an invitation to join the alliance this week. “The question is what we will get instead,” said one Ukrainian lawmaker.
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Pentagon to expand industry pool for CJADC2 experimentation
The Pentagon held its first GIDE industry day on Tuesday, an effort to solidify a process for companies to integrate C2 tools into future experiments.
-
Pentagon to accept deliveries of Lockheed F-35s after yearlong pause
The decision will allow deliveries of the latest F-35s to resume after a roughly year-long halt.
-
As more NATO countries meet spending targets, some push to raise goals
Over 2/3 of NATO allies now meet the minimum defense spending requirement but some are pushing to raise the target amid uncertainty over Russia and Trump.
-
US to send Tomahawks, hypersonics, other long-range fires to Germany
The move is in-line with the Army’s plan to provide such capability to its Multidomain Task Force there.
-
F-16s to be ‘flying in the skies of Ukraine this summer,’ US says
However, one analyst says this news doesn’t necessarily mean the jets are ready for combat.
-
Defense Innovation Unit should expand across US, lawmakers say
The Senate Armed Services Committee’s fiscal 2025 defense policy bill includes a provision requiring DIU to craft a plan to increase its U.S. footprint.
-
Biden unveils additional air defense aid for Ukraine at NATO summit
Five countries will provide additional air defense systems for Ukraine in the coming months.
-
Pentagon zero-trust office aims to start data tagging, labeling in ′24
The Defense Department is seeking to demo a solution, even an imperfect one, to a longstanding problem.
-
Defense Innovation Unit project makes supercomputers more accessible
Two commercial firms demonstrated that they could provide high-performance computing tools on the cloud.
-
Biden to host NATO summit geared at ‘managing expectations’
Officials in Kyiv don’t expect an invitation to join the alliance this week. “The question is what we will get instead,” said one Ukrainian lawmaker.
-
Pentagon to expand industry pool for CJADC2 experimentation
The Pentagon held its first GIDE industry day on Tuesday, an effort to solidify a process for companies to integrate C2 tools into future experiments.
-
Pentagon to accept deliveries of Lockheed F-35s after yearlong pause
The decision will allow deliveries of the latest F-35s to resume after a roughly year-long halt.
-
As more NATO countries meet spending targets, some push to raise goals
Over 2/3 of NATO allies now meet the minimum defense spending requirement but some are pushing to raise the target amid uncertainty over Russia and Trump.
-
US to send Tomahawks, hypersonics, other long-range fires to Germany
The move is in-line with the Army’s plan to provide such capability to its Multidomain Task Force there.
-
F-16s to be ‘flying in the skies of Ukraine this summer,’ US says
However, one analyst says this news doesn’t necessarily mean the jets are ready for combat.
-
Defense Innovation Unit should expand across US, lawmakers say
The Senate Armed Services Committee’s fiscal 2025 defense policy bill includes a provision requiring DIU to craft a plan to increase its U.S. footprint.
-
Biden unveils additional air defense aid for Ukraine at NATO summit
Five countries will provide additional air defense systems for Ukraine in the coming months.
-
Pentagon zero-trust office aims to start data tagging, labeling in ′24
The Defense Department is seeking to demo a solution, even an imperfect one, to a longstanding problem.
-
Defense Innovation Unit project makes supercomputers more accessible
Two commercial firms demonstrated that they could provide high-performance computing tools on the cloud.
-
Biden to host NATO summit geared at ‘managing expectations’
Officials in Kyiv don’t expect an invitation to join the alliance this week. “The question is what we will get instead,” said one Ukrainian lawmaker.
