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NATO is forging ahead with its pursuit of dual-use technologies, providing additional funding to 10 companies who passed muster for the next phase of its Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) effort, the alliance announced Tuesday.
The DIANA initiative, which was launched in 2022 and has its main office in London, aims to boost alliance cooperation on emerging tech and foster a far-reaching innovation network. It’s particularly focused on supporting startups.

The Space Force’s acquisition arm has awarded a $188 million contract to Sev1Tech to expand its ground-based data transport network, the service announced Tuesday.
The announcement comes three years after Space Systems Command (SSC) awarded Sev1Tech a $46.5 million pathfinder contract to develop a prototype of the capability — known as meshONE-T — at 17 locations around the world.

Military life can throw a lot at you, but staying connected with your partner is always possible. These tips will help you strengthen your bond, no matter what challenges come your way. We know military life is a whole different game. The time zones, the high-stress days, and the random schedule changes all affect how you talk to each other. You might already be used to the chaos, but even the most seasoned couples can struggle. And that’s okay. The key? A little extra effort goes a long way.

The Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems is able to be fired by both the M270 and HIMARS launchers in service with the US and its allies.

This is Chapter 5 in the Infertility Memoir. Read previous chapters here.
I remember getting an email from our clinic in mid-March 2020 that they too were shutting down as part of the COVID-19 pandemic that was engulfing our lives. Just days before, we were starting to feel hopeful with our decision to try our fourth and final IUI, now everything was crashing down around us. The heartbreak and disbelief we were experiencing were similar to what we experienced with our miscarriages, only instead of the loss of a pregnancy we grieved the loss of our opportunity for pregnancy.

This is the first part of a two-part series exploring communications upgrades and fixes the Army is pursing while using experimentation to modernize.
FORT JOHNSON, La. — Networking capability upgrades are allowing Army units to fight in a more dispersed manner and at lower levels of classification.
A key tenet of future combat will be the need to move faster and scatter on the battlefield to avoid being targeted.

The Army has deployed a generative artificial intelligence capability to its cloud services infrastructure, granting users access to the technology in a more regulated environment while largely boosting the service’s use of emerging AI tools.
Developed by Ask Sage, the generative AI platform will be implemented onto the Army’s cloud environment known as cArmy. According to a company press release, the capability leverages Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI — a suite of artificial intelligence services that allows users to apply OpenAI models onto preexisting data.

The Navy commissioned the 13th San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship, the USS Richard M. McCool Jr. (LPD 29), during a ceremony at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida on Saturday. The ship’s name is inspired by the heroic actions of Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Richard McCool Jr., during World War II. 
“Capt. McCool’s leadership in the face of grave danger and his acts of heroism to save the crew and the ship our nation entrusted to him are indeed an example for all throughout,” Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro said during the ceremony.

Grant Newsham, The Sunday Guardian
WASHINGTON DC: The U.S. military is still powerful. Maybe the world’s strongest military.

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