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The US Army must consider implementing an iterative development approach for effective through-life support of the new long-range systems.

The AIA has called on US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth for regulatory overhaul to boost government contracts.

The Georgia National Guard officially activated a new intelligence unit this month, the first of its kind in the Army, specifically tasked with electromagnetic warfare.
The 111th Electromagnetic Warfare Company was activated Saturday, June 7 as part of the Georgia National Guard’s 221st Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Battalion. The company’s four platoons will be specifically trained as electromagnetic warfare teams, according to its first commander, Capt. Caleb Rogers.

As the Army prepares for its 250th birthday parade, the service is hauling in millions of pounds worth of military equipment into Washington, D.C. 
The parade is designed to tell the history of the service, highlighting uniforms and equipment that date back to the Revolutionary War up until the present day, Col. Chris Vitale, an officer in charge of Army birthday week planning, told reporters in May. 
Army equipment will be showcased at a staging area in the heart of downtown D.C.

L3Harris Technologies has been awarded a contract by the US DoD to supply more VAMPIRE systems designed to counter drone threats.

Valerie Insinna, BrD
“The fragility of today’s DIB [defense industrial base] is a direct consequence of decades of well-intentioned, but ultimately misguided, acquisition regulations”

Interesting Engineering
The M270A2 isn’t just an upgrade—it marks the powerful return of one of the U.S.

CDR Salamander
The Naval Academy History Department Is in a Spot of Bother

MC Compass Points
Just a simple question: how many amphibious ships does the Marine Corps need?

Nolan Peterson, Small Wars Journal
If the U.S. military decided to establish air dominance over Yemen, I’m sure we could.