U.S. military’s Anduril Dive-LD drone was ‘dead in the water’ before Iran nabbed it
In the wake of the incident, a Centcom spokesperson told DefenseScoop that “U.S. operations in area waters continue.”
In the wake of the incident, a Centcom spokesperson told DefenseScoop that “U.S. operations in area waters continue.”
The point, according to the NETCOM commander, was so that “theaters in crisis can focus on the crisis, and theaters outside of that crisis can focus on delivering the network and the services.”
The service is starting the initiative with four domestic ranges and one overseas.
By adopting pre-accredited cloud platforms, defense organizations can bypass laborious compliance hurdles and redirect critical resources to AI tools, argues CIO.
During the Global War on Terror, the Army established large, static and complicated command posts. Army officials wrote in a doctrine note earlier this year that should the service employ these types of sites against a modern adversary, it would be “suicidal.”
Full-motion video data is increasingly relevant as drones reshape modern warfare and commercial remote sensing, the CEO of Enabled Intelligence said.
The proposed Robotic and Autonomous Systems Combatant Command would have special test and evaluation authorities, as well as limited acquisition authorities to streamline capability delivery.
No business developers, keen on growing their company’s margins, were allowed – only engineers keen on solving code. A company’s “ticket to entry” amounted to a willingness to expose its own interfaces, not only to the Army, but to its competitors.
The proposal comes as the Pentagon looks to replicate the acquisition processes practiced by both SDA and the Space RCO department-wide.
The military’s adoption of drones and counter-drone tech has been historically fragmented, with each service pursuing its own strategies.