Ultra I&C has been awarded an $86.8m contract to deliver software prototypes for the US Army’s IBCS, enhancing Guam Defense Operations.
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Leidos has transitioned its Support Chain Integration Platform (SCIP) used by the UK MoD to the Amazon Web Services cloud.
This is Chapter 8 in the Wellness Memoir. Catch up with previous chapters here.
No challenge feels insurmountable after surviving a year-long deployment and a major health crisis. That year felt like walking through hell, yet I learned to care for my health like it was an investment strategy. I had to be proactive with my self-care because military life demands a lot. To thrive during that extended deployment, I had to tackle the challenges head-on.
Military spouse life has a way of teaching you how to swim by throwing you into the deep end. It forces you to grow up beyond your years.
James Robbins, RealClearDefense
Elon Musk, once the darling of the eco-conscious left for his pioneering work in the EV industry, is now the target of their ire for the DOGE war on…
Meaghan Mobbs, RealClearDefense
In the ongoing discourse surrounding Western support for Ukraine, a peculiar and misleading metric has taken center stage: the dollar value of aid.
K. Kajal, IntEngineering
It is designed to offer simultaneous Active Protection, Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) capabilities, and advanced ground surveillance.
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The Army Applications Laboratory tapped California-based defense startup Mach Industries to develop a vertical takeoff strategic strike cruise missile called Viper.
Mike Kelly, RealClearDefense
President Putin missed an opportunity with Ukraine’s move toward an EU Association Agreement (AA) in 2013.
Chris, Melanie, and Zack debate whether Israel will strike Iranian nuclear facilities and whether the United States would discourage, encourage, or participate in such an operation. They come to very different conclusions not just about the likelihood of strikes, but also the strategic logic. Chris laments the removal of historical information from U.S.
It turns out Europe’s favorite American import isn’t fast food or Netflix. It’s missiles, and Europe needs to start making its own. Eight weeks into the second Trump administration, European leaders are finally aware that they need to take ownership of the continent’s conventional security. Current discussions grappling with the question of what that looks like in practice evoke long-standing debates about Europe’s well-documented capability gaps.