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How COVID-19 lessons have helped the Army send weapons to Ukraine
How can the U.S. Army restock its supplies amid a significant demand for weapons by Ukraine?
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Legal loophole: Some contracts skirt protections for service members
Special protections afforded to service members are being undermined by a legal trap buried in the fine print of contracts and click-through agreements.
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Robotics companies don’t want robots weaponized — will anyone listen?
Whether anyone will adhere to the contents of letter is another story.
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Senators confident defense budget work will finish this year
The must-pass defense bill is expected to be completed sometime in December.
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This high-fashion reused camoflage windbreaker is only $1,725
Nothing better than upselling old cammies for thousands of dollars.
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US Army plans two more tests of hypersonic missile ahead of fielding
The Army is on track to deliver the actual hypersonic missiles to a unit by the end of fiscal 2023.
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Military sexual assault victims could get back benefits under plan
The measure is unlikely to pass this year, but could be a point of focus for lawmakers in 2023.
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US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
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Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
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How COVID-19 lessons have helped the Army send weapons to Ukraine
How can the U.S. Army restock its supplies amid a significant demand for weapons by Ukraine?
-
Legal loophole: Some contracts skirt protections for service members
Special protections afforded to service members are being undermined by a legal trap buried in the fine print of contracts and click-through agreements.
-
Robotics companies don’t want robots weaponized — will anyone listen?
Whether anyone will adhere to the contents of letter is another story.
-
Senators confident defense budget work will finish this year
The must-pass defense bill is expected to be completed sometime in December.
-
This high-fashion reused camoflage windbreaker is only $1,725
Nothing better than upselling old cammies for thousands of dollars.
-
US Army plans two more tests of hypersonic missile ahead of fielding
The Army is on track to deliver the actual hypersonic missiles to a unit by the end of fiscal 2023.
-
Military sexual assault victims could get back benefits under plan
The measure is unlikely to pass this year, but could be a point of focus for lawmakers in 2023.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
-
How COVID-19 lessons have helped the Army send weapons to Ukraine
How can the U.S. Army restock its supplies amid a significant demand for weapons by Ukraine?
-
Legal loophole: Some contracts skirt protections for service members
Special protections afforded to service members are being undermined by a legal trap buried in the fine print of contracts and click-through agreements.
-
Robotics companies don’t want robots weaponized — will anyone listen?
Whether anyone will adhere to the contents of letter is another story.
-
Senators confident defense budget work will finish this year
The must-pass defense bill is expected to be completed sometime in December.
-
This high-fashion reused camoflage windbreaker is only $1,725
Nothing better than upselling old cammies for thousands of dollars.
-
US Army plans two more tests of hypersonic missile ahead of fielding
The Army is on track to deliver the actual hypersonic missiles to a unit by the end of fiscal 2023.
-
Military sexual assault victims could get back benefits under plan
The measure is unlikely to pass this year, but could be a point of focus for lawmakers in 2023.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
