Tag: Pentagon

Senator Tuberville’s abortion policy protest leaves the Pentagon in uncharted territory with three military branches lacking confirmed leaders.

When the going gets weird in the dim-lit corridors of the Pentagon, where empty frames hang like ghastly reminders and leadership is MIA, we’re not just letting ourselves down but ringing the dinner bell for those who wish to dine on our vulnerabilities

The Pentagon’s decision to consider Australia as a potential testing ground for advanced missile systems under the AUKUS pact underscores the alliance’s commitment to staying ahead of technological advancements in defense.

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.

Retired Major David Grusch, standing resolute in the face of stern denials from the Pentagon, ignited a rare bipartisan curiosity in Congress with his audacious testimony about a clandestine program focused on retrieving and reverse engineering unidentified aerial phenomena.

In recent years, the Department of Defense (DoD) has allocated a significant portion of its budget to AI-related initiatives, with plans to increase spending even further in the coming years.

A 21-year-old Air National Guardsman, working as an IT Specialist, was arrested last week for an alleged Pentagon document leak via social media.

The Pentagon is increasing production of Long-Range Anti-Ship Missiles and Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles due to their strategic significance in war simulations, particularly in the event of a Chinese invasion of the Taiwan Strait, and Lockheed Martin plans to double production to well over a thousand combined LRASM and JASSM missiles.

The US faces backlash from allies over revelations of broad spying operations, including interception of communications from Russia’s Defense Ministry and the Wagner Group.

The Pentagon shared its worries about Rosatom, the Russian state nuclear agency, furnishing China with highly enriched uranium for fast-breeder reactors.

A Pentagon representative said on Tuesday that the leading defense officers from the US and China have not spoken since November, which is indicative of the current tensions between the two leading militaries of the world caused by the issues of Taiwan and a supposed espionage balloon.

The Department of Defense and Microsoft Corp. are looking into an incident that made the emails of military personnel, along with personal information and conversations between officials, visible to the public.