General Milley Steps Down as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General CQ Brown Takes Over
General Milley steps down, making way for General CQ Brown—a historic moment as he becomes the second Black Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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US F-35 Fighter Jets Fall Short of Mission-Capable Goals, Report Finds
A GAO report exposes an alarming readiness crisis in the US F-35 fleet, prompting urgent calls for maintenance and sustainment reforms.
Chinese Gate-Crashers at US Military Bases: Espionage Concerns Rise
Amid escalating US-China tensions, reports of Chinese nationals breaching US military bases spotlight the complex interplay of espionage and diplomacy in the delicate balance of national security.
Airspace Management Takes a Leap Forward with New Tactical Innovation Experiment
In a landmark collaboration, the 805th Combat Training Squadron’s ShOC-N, the US Army, and DARPA synergize to advance the ASTARTE system, revolutionizing airspace operations and streamlining the kill chain for joint warfighters.
US Approves Possible Sale of Stryker Vehicles to Bulgaria for $1.5B
United States approved a $1.5 billion Stryker vehicle sale to Bulgaria, bolstering NATO security and enhancing regional defense.
Pentagon, University of Kansas to Launch Training Institute for Military Cyber Experts
The Pentagon and UKansas forge VICEROY, a cutting-edge cyber institute, to train next-gen military cyber experts against evolving threats.
Revolutionizing Naval Warfare: The USS Zumwalt’s Hypersonic Upgrade
The USS Zumwalt undergoes radical transformation, integrating hypersonic missiles to redefine modern naval warfare capabilities.
The Pentagon’s Leadership Crisis: Abortion Policy Standoff Leaves Military Branches Without Leaders
Senator Tuberville’s abortion policy protest leaves the Pentagon in uncharted territory with three military branches lacking confirmed leaders.
The Bolduc Brief: A Critical Look at the Veterans Administration: Navigating Bureaucracy and Implementing Change
Bureaucratic procedures get in the way of effectively administering programs, and there is no reason why the VA, with the support of the DOD, cannot anticipate the disability care needed for a service member transitioning to be a veteran.
U.S. Department of Defense’s Vision: Harnessing AI with Task Force Lima
Establishing Task Force Lima signifies a monumental stride toward a future where generative artificial intelligence seamlessly amplifies defense capabilities while safeguarding the nation’s interests.
Department of Defense Partners with Selmet to Enhance Fighter Jet Engine Production
By partnering with a proven industry leader, the DoD is taking concrete steps to enhance the production of essential turbine engine components, thereby contributing to the resilience of the defense industrial base.
How a Typo Exposed US Military Secrets to Mali: A Lesson in Cybersecurity
In a startling oversight, millions of pieces of sensitive info intended for US defense employees have mistakenly landed in email accounts in Mali.
