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The Army’s new Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Fires issued multiple memorandums to industry Monday as it looks to advance an initiative known as the Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher.
For the CAML effort, the Army is interested in autonomous vehicles that could move around the battlefield and shoot missiles at adversaries. The service is aiming to boost its firepower and capacity while minimizing risk to soldiers.

Steven Price grew up in Panama and enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1981. For his first base, he “signed up to go back home,” volunteering for duty at the Panama Canal Zone, where more than 10,000 soldiers were stationed in the 1980s.
He spent three and a half years in Panama, first as a radio operator and then as a linguist, deploying to Honduras and El Salvador. He was, he remembers, constantly amid toxic pesticides. To control insects, it the poisons were mixed with diesel to be sprayed from trucks.

The Ukrainian war has featured a rapidly changing technology environment, especially with the deployment, and defense against FPV drones.
In the video below, Russian drones display an innovative way to destroy Ukrainian FPV drone netting defenses.
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The U.S. military is currently underway with a massive strategic shift in the Pacific. The armed forces are rebuilding island bases from World War II, reviving old units in allied countries, and fortifying important bases. It’s preparation for a potential peer-on-peer war in the Pacific, where large naval fleets and island-hopping troops will — according to strategists — fight it out for important waterways and terrain.  
This isn’t the first time the U.S. military has had its eye on the Pacific as a theater of war. And no, not that time.

The U.S. military is investing $400 million for “immediate work” on improving and renovating aging, faulty and dilapidated troop housing.
That investment is part of a $1.2 billion funding plan to overhaul barracks across the services, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said in a video posted to social media last week. The video was an update on the Barracks Task Force the Department of Defense set up in October to address widespread issues in military housing.

Week 14 of the 2025 regular season proved eventful for all three service academies, as Navy returned from a bye to deliver a commanding Thanksgiving night win over Memphis, Air Force closed out a challenging year with an emphatic road victory at Colorado State, and Army secured bowl eligibility in dramatic fashion by upsetting UTSA.