Air Force Capt. Charles Powell, 11th Bomb Squadron director of staff, Lt. Col. John Conway, Air Combat Command TRSS Detachment 13 commander, and Capt. Matthew Walls, 343 Bomb Squadron unit deployment manager, earned the Air Force Global Strike Command General Curtis E. LeMay award for the outstanding bomber crew category. (Airman 1st Class Rhea Beil/U.S. Air Force).
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The Liberal Democrats pledged to reverse Tory cuts to the British Army and increase regular troop numbers above 100,000 in their manifesto.
It’s become more and more common for organizations in the Defense Department, from the military services to geographic combatant commands and beyond, to have chief technology officers. What do they do? What challenges do they tackle? Why are they becoming increasingly important as the U.S. military tries to maintain its technological edge over China and other shrewd and savvy rivals using tech to create asymmetries? To help grapple with these questions, I sat down with Schuyler Moore, the CTO of U.S. Central Command, and Justin Fanelli, the CTO of the U.S. Department of the Navy.
Leo Shane III, Military Times
The Senate Armed Services Committee will mark up its draft of the annual defense authorization bill this week, but most of the work will take place behind…
John J. Waters, Real Clear Defense
But unlike the destruction of Troy that followed Hector’s death, America thrived in the years following Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Under the system design agent (SDA) approach, Leidos collaborated with a national team of hypersonic experts from 15 industry and academic entities, including Calspan,…
Brian Everstine, Aviation Week
Boeing on June 6 delivered the first operational F-15EX Eagle II to the U.S. Air National Guard—the seventh of the type to be handed over to the U.S.
Saab has finalised a considerable deal to supply Poland with Carl Gustaf M4 anti-armour systems worth $1.2bn.