Browsing: Strategic Affairs

John T. Seward, Washington Times the U.S. Army conducted its largest testing to date of a more than $3 billion

Jeff Schogol, Task & Purpose The command that oversees U.S. special operators expects the Flyweight Assault Machine Gun to begin…

Elaine McCusker, The National Interest Congress’ reliance on stopgap funding may put the budding revival of the U.S. military defense…

Navy Times Eight months after her appointment as the Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Robotic and Autonomous Systems in December 2025,

Phelps, MWI While theater-level deception requires extensive resources and planning, the fluid and lethal nature of large-scale combat operations demands…

HONOLULU—Heavy seas didn’t stop Firestorm Labs from printing “thousands” of unique parts aboard the USS Essex amphibious assault ship on…

Trax International Corporation is asking the U.S. Court of Federal Claims to direct the Army to reevaluate bids for mission…

Vincent, DScoop The CDAO team aims to anchor MSS as an operational cornerstone for command and control, but some sources…

USNI News The U.S. Marine Corps’ new amphibious assault vehicles will receive jammers to defeat unmanned aerial systems through a…

Ferrari, et al., RCD The debate over U.S. autonomous weapons policy is dominated by concerns over moving too fast. Source…