Pentagon Concerned Over Costs of Houthi Attacks

They compare a $2M missile with a $2,000 drone.  Over the past two months, U.S. Navy destroyers have shot down 38 drones and multiple missiles launched by Houthi…

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Pentagon Issues “National Call of Service”

Defense Department hopes to draw Gen Z as military numbers and qualifications reach the lowest levels in 80 years.  The Pentagon has issued a “National Call of Service”…

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Defense Innovation Unit Schedules Technology Summit

The Defense Department will update companies on autonomous system development and gather feedback The Department of Defense’s (DoD) Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) will host a technology summit in…

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U.S. Military Permanently Ends Live-Fire Drills in Makua Valley

A 2001 settlement suspended such training on the Hawaiian military reservation since 2004. The Department of Defense announced that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Secretary of the Army…

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Army Receives New Long-Range Missiles

The delivery is part of a major modernization program. The U.S. Army announced it has received delivery of the first Precision Strike Missiles. These will replace the legacy…

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U.S. Military Grounds Osprey Fleet

Eight special ops service members recently died in a helicopter crash.  The Department of Defense announced the grounding of its Osprey V-22 helicopter fleet Wednesday after an Air…

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Legislators Return Focus to Price Gouging in Military Contracts 

They ask the defense secretary to be more proactive in obtaining pricing data from military contractors. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Representative John Garamendi of California recently…

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Senator Tuberville Ends Block of Most Military Confirmations

400 nominees were confirmed hours after the announcement. Senator Tommy Tuberville ended his 10-month blockade on the mass confirmation of most military promotions on Tuesday after increasing pressure…

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Pentagon Claims PFAS Use Necessary for National Security

Officials say the attempt to restrict “forever chemicals” would impact the production of weapons, uniforms, and other defense items. Officials with the Department of Defense recently informed Congress…

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General Paul Nakasone, Commander, U.S. Cyber Command

General Paul Nakasone, Commander, U.S. Cyber Command

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