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Malcolm Davis, The Strategist (ASPI)

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Lockheed Martin and Raytheon had been closing watching the Army’s Lower-Tier Future Interceptor program, but the cancelation of that effort comes as little surprise, company…

War Room
The Army War College is currently developing tools that will provide direct access to immediate, accurate, and timely data to support operations.

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According to the Associated Press, an investigation into the

By Chaplain, Major General, Charles C. Baldwin (USAF, Retired)Chaplain, Colonel, Alexander F. C. Webster (USA, Retired)STARRS Board of Advisors
With only a few weeks to go until election day, we are bombarded by political messages.
Most of us have made up our minds and will cast our vote for the candidates for U.S. President and Vice President we believe will lead our nation in the right direction.

Since the creation of the Space Force in 2019, the Army has been redefining its mission in the space domain and transferring several of its focus areas to the new service. Now, Army Space and Missile Defense Command is taking on the daunting task of adapting how it leverages space systems for its own operations, as well as investing in capabilities and growing its personnel.
The Army published its new space vision in January, doubling down on the importance of the service’s ability to conduct its own space ops and the need to grow its formations.

This is Chapter 6 in the Cancer Memoir. Catch up with previous chapters here.
This October is my first experience walking into Breast Cancer Awareness Month as a breast cancer thriver. And honestly, I don’t know how I feel about this month. I am still in the trenches of my battle, my fight, my journey.  As I type this, my watch is buzzing, reminding me to take one of my new cancer drugs. 
I have discovered so many nonprofits who are raising their hands to lead in this fight to support all those going through breast cancer.

Ukraine has lately unveiled its Victory Plan against invading Russian forces wherein President Zelenskyy plans to force Russia to negotiate.

The Army is starting a new pilot to support a broader push toward the service’s adoption of generative artificial intelligence capabilities, officials announced Friday.
The effort, dubbed #CalibrateAI, comes on the heels of other efforts — such as #DefendAI, #BreakAI and #CounterAI — that have been launched as the service pursues a 500-day implementation plan for adopting these types of technologies and overcoming some of the challenges associated with them.
“Gen AI models present unique and exciting opportunities for the Army.

The Army is planning to tailor its next-generation ground system to collect and disseminate sensor data to theaters and units.
Much is still to be determined regarding the final Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) — to include how it will be employed and by whom — which will be shaped by upcoming experimentation. But officials know for certain that it won’t be pure fleeting, or giving the same system to all types of units across all theaters, a trend seen across many different capability portfolios for the Army.