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Blog 2 months ago
More reach, more to carry, more to learn: How soldiers wrestled with drones in the Mojave Desert
FORT IRWIN, Calif. - Spc. Christopher Frank donned bright white goggles that stuck out against the desert valley. The scouts were surrounded by rocky hills like the ones they had been humping new drone gear up over the past few days. It would be over 100
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Blog 2 months ago
Air Force explores AI tools to predict aircraft failures, strengthen sustainment
DAYTON, Ohio - While the Air Force is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for its sustainment and maintenance needs, service officials say most efforts remain in experimentation or market research as they determine where the technology can pro
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Blog 2 months ago
MDA pursuing mobile radar to detect and track hypersonic missiles, other advanced threats
The Missile Defense Agency issued a presolicitation Monday for a new highly mobile, rapidly deployable sensor system that could help the U.S. military detect and track hypersonic missiles and other advanced airborne threats. The Forward-Based Mode (FBM) R
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Blog 2 months ago
New DOD innovation hub will confront 'unacceptable vulnerabilities' in production of military fabrics
The Defense Department's next Manufacturing Innovation Institute will focus on reviving America's domestic fabric production capacity and enabling modern and much better-performing military materials. Senior defense officials unveiled plans on Monday to l
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Blog 2 months ago
DARPA looking to develop 'foundation' of next-generation hypersonic missile work
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is considering a new program to develop a hypersonic missile demonstrator that would serve as the baseline of future weapons, according to a special notice. The agency posted a request for information to Sam.g
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Award 2 months ago
Marine Corps awards Epirus $11M for high-powered microwave program, company says
The Marine Corps awarded self-described "neo-prime" Epirus $11 million for its high-powered microwave program, including a system the company says can attach to different vehicles to zap down drone swarms on the move. The High-power Microwave Autonomous V
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Blog 2 months ago
War Data Platform integration plans under scrutiny as DOD hustles to weaponize AI
Concerns are mounting as new details slowly emerge about the government's high-dollar core integration contract for the Pentagon's War Data Platform, formerly known as Advana, that Accenture Federal Services recently won. "You don't fix a broken program b
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Blog 2 months ago
Army attempting to cut tech-testing wait times down to 30 days through base access, scheduling website
It takes defense companies up to 18 months to book an Army range to test new military technology. Now, the service is trying to cut that wait time to 30 days by opening up multiple bases to industry and launching a "concierge" website for vendors to reser
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Blog 2 months ago
Marine Corps tees up hackathon featuring GenAI.mil
The Marine Corps is organizing a multi-day hackathon that will feature the development of agents using the military's enterprise generative AI platform. The service announced plans for the initiative in a MARADMIN message released Friday that was signed o
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Blog 2 months ago
Congress confirms Schiess as third-ever chief of space operations
Lt. Gen. Doug Schiess has been confirmed as the newest chief of space operations, allowing him to become the third person to ever serve as the Space Force's highest-ranking officer. The general was nominated for the role in April by President Donald Trump
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