Tag: department of defense

Thousands of troops and helicopters are on the ground as DoD and FEMA lead massive recovery efforts after Hurricanes Helene and Milton!

The Army’s warning soldiers to avoid poppy seeds—yes, even in bagels!—to dodge failed drug tests from surprise opiate traces!

USAF hit its recruiting goals for 2024, but are relaxed standards sacrificing quality? Big numbers don’t always mean long-term readiness.

Could RNATS be the breakthrough soldiers need to survive chemical warfare? Discover how this new tech might change everything.

Merlin won’t move forward with the EpiSci deal, but they’re doubling down on core tech to lead the future of autonomous flight.

Budget battles intensify as the US Navy navigates inflation and strategic needs for submarine funding. Can they balance costs and security?

Staring down the absurdity of a polygraph test run by a banana-munching monkey, I realized that sometimes the only way to survive the circus is to play along and laugh at the clowns.

The Pentagon’s hypersonic weapons program is facing significant challenges, according to a new GAO report.

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A new report warns of a critically understaffed US Army struggling to match adversaries, prompting for urgent defense spending increases.

Aerojet boosts GMLRS, enhancing precision strike capabilities for US and allies, ensuring dominance in modern warfare’s evolving landscape.

Sentinel’s nuclear arsenal upgrade faces the challenge of balancing cost control with maintaining a credible deterrent despite delays.