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The Army has sent at least one “robot dog” armed with an artificial intelligence-enabled gun turret to the Middle East for testing as a fresh counter-drone capability for U.S….
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The U.S. Navy’s return to VLRAAMs offers a glimpse into the envisioned strategy to overcome the ‘tyranny of distance’ in the Pacific.
Lani Kass, RealClearDefense
A little over two decades ago, military scientists sat around a conference table to eat breakfast and discuss biological clues for diagnosing traumatic brain injuries among service members. The meeting took place at a combat casualty conference in St. Petersburg, Florida, where researchers and doctors discussed TBIs soldiers could suffer on the battlefield.
It was the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.
Within days, the U.S. would enter a series of wars that would last nearly two decades and TBIs would become “one of the signature injuries of troops wounded” in those conflicts.
A memo from Secretary of Defence Austin determined Replicator 2’s new mission, countering small UAS and protecting military assets.
China has emerged as a key supplier to Ukraine’s defence SME sector, while Beijing is also providing non-lethal support to Russia.
In May of this year, the Biden administration announced sweeping 100 percent import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles as well as the batteries and minerals that go in them. These tariffs were announced at a time when very few Chinese cars were on American roads. Just a few years ago, fierce competition from upstart Chinese automakers would have been unthinkable, but China has come to dominate the supply chain for minerals and batteries and has begun to make affordable, attractive electric vehicles by upstart brands such as BYD, Geely, and Nio.
Major League Baseball all-star Pete Rose, best known as the leader in all-time hits and games played – as well as his fall from grace for gambling on the game – has died. He was 83.
With 4,256 hits over a 24-season career and known as “Charlie Hustle” for the way he ran even when he was walked, Rose played for the Cincinnati Reds for the majority of his career, including the team’s Big Red Machine lineup from 1970 to 1979 when they dominated the league.