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Pentagon teams with MIT on artificial intelligence, big-data education
Building trust between man and machine is a complex process, often requiring repeated exposure, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
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Congress passes stopgap funding bill, hampering Pentagon initiatives
Congress averted a shutdown with a second short-term funding bill, but the lack of a full budget is delaying Pentagon contracting and key initiatives.
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Pentagon fails sixth audit, with number of passing grades stagnant
The Defense Department’s chief financial officer told reporters half of the Pentagon’s assets meet auditing standards
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Pentagon counter-drone office makes headway as services adopt new tech
Here’s how the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is moving capability out of development and into the field.
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Shifting perspectives: Reframe readiness with a focus on availability
By proactively managing the fleet’s health, we can anticipate and address issues before they escalate into mission-critical problems.
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Taiwanese troops may be on their way to train on US soil
A Capitol Hill commission says Taiwanese troops should train in the U.S., but plans may already be in the works.
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NDIA’s Norquist explains the harm of a continuing resolution
How do temporary spending measures impact military suppliers? We ask that and more of the Pentagon’s former comptroller.
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US seeks to fund Israeli laser as Army considers Iron Beam’s potential
The U.S. Army is eyeing Iron Beam as a possible alternative laser to augment its own fire protection capability.
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Hermeus’ Quarterhorse to test hypersonics for Defense Innovation Unit
The contract is part of DIU’s Hypersonic and High-Cadence Airborne Testing Capabilities program, created to increase flight testing opportunities.
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State Dept. approves $2.5B sale of Abrams tanks to Romania
Romania gets one step closer to being the second European country to buy Abrams tanks from the US in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Pentagon teams with MIT on artificial intelligence, big-data education
Building trust between man and machine is a complex process, often requiring repeated exposure, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
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Congress passes stopgap funding bill, hampering Pentagon initiatives
Congress averted a shutdown with a second short-term funding bill, but the lack of a full budget is delaying Pentagon contracting and key initiatives.
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Pentagon fails sixth audit, with number of passing grades stagnant
The Defense Department’s chief financial officer told reporters half of the Pentagon’s assets meet auditing standards
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Pentagon counter-drone office makes headway as services adopt new tech
Here’s how the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is moving capability out of development and into the field.
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Shifting perspectives: Reframe readiness with a focus on availability
By proactively managing the fleet’s health, we can anticipate and address issues before they escalate into mission-critical problems.
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Taiwanese troops may be on their way to train on US soil
A Capitol Hill commission says Taiwanese troops should train in the U.S., but plans may already be in the works.
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NDIA’s Norquist explains the harm of a continuing resolution
How do temporary spending measures impact military suppliers? We ask that and more of the Pentagon’s former comptroller.
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US seeks to fund Israeli laser as Army considers Iron Beam’s potential
The U.S. Army is eyeing Iron Beam as a possible alternative laser to augment its own fire protection capability.
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Hermeus’ Quarterhorse to test hypersonics for Defense Innovation Unit
The contract is part of DIU’s Hypersonic and High-Cadence Airborne Testing Capabilities program, created to increase flight testing opportunities.
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State Dept. approves $2.5B sale of Abrams tanks to Romania
Romania gets one step closer to being the second European country to buy Abrams tanks from the US in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Pentagon teams with MIT on artificial intelligence, big-data education
Building trust between man and machine is a complex process, often requiring repeated exposure, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
-
Congress passes stopgap funding bill, hampering Pentagon initiatives
Congress averted a shutdown with a second short-term funding bill, but the lack of a full budget is delaying Pentagon contracting and key initiatives.
-
Pentagon fails sixth audit, with number of passing grades stagnant
The Defense Department’s chief financial officer told reporters half of the Pentagon’s assets meet auditing standards
-
Pentagon counter-drone office makes headway as services adopt new tech
Here’s how the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is moving capability out of development and into the field.
-
Shifting perspectives: Reframe readiness with a focus on availability
By proactively managing the fleet’s health, we can anticipate and address issues before they escalate into mission-critical problems.
-
Taiwanese troops may be on their way to train on US soil
A Capitol Hill commission says Taiwanese troops should train in the U.S., but plans may already be in the works.
-
NDIA’s Norquist explains the harm of a continuing resolution
How do temporary spending measures impact military suppliers? We ask that and more of the Pentagon’s former comptroller.
-
US seeks to fund Israeli laser as Army considers Iron Beam’s potential
The U.S. Army is eyeing Iron Beam as a possible alternative laser to augment its own fire protection capability.
-
Hermeus’ Quarterhorse to test hypersonics for Defense Innovation Unit
The contract is part of DIU’s Hypersonic and High-Cadence Airborne Testing Capabilities program, created to increase flight testing opportunities.
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State Dept. approves $2.5B sale of Abrams tanks to Romania
Romania gets one step closer to being the second European country to buy Abrams tanks from the US in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
