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A new report from the Center for New American Security calls for push for a low-cost drones that would provide an autonomous, lethal shield against an amphibious invasion of…
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The European Union’s Act in Support of Ammunition Production (ASAP) is intended to help rearm militaries and replenish stockpiles.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has put forward a bill that also seeks to screen defence management for interference from other countries.
Germany has placed a record order for 6,500 military transport vehicles at the same time logistics infrastructure increases across Europe.
As you are transitioning out of the military and into the civilian workforce, you are probably starting to create your resume. If not, it may come as a surprise when you get to the end of the application and have to upload one. For those who have never written a resume or haven’t written one in a while, here are some do’s and don’ts.
Here are 5 resume tips for troops getting out of the military
1. Don’t put your address
Whether you’re moving or sticking around your last base, you don’t have to list your address (U.S.
Last month, Alliant Energy announced it will delay converting its Wisconsin coal plant by three years. This delay underscores an important tension: While the United States has strong economic and strategic motivations to stay at the forefront of AI, the mounting electricity demands needed to power this emerging industry are increasingly clashing with the country’s decarbonization targets. The slowing phaseout of coal is only the latest example of national security and economic imperatives running up against sustainability concerns.