Military power begins with industrial strength
The defense supply chain today faces several structural pressures which make it difficult to meet operational demands. These must be addressed as part of any Department of…
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Navy brass sees future battleship as catalyst to scale next-gen laser weaponry
The U.S. military’s urgent need to counter cheap adversarial drones in multiple regions has heightened calls for directed energy weapons.
Army looks to lease out land on 4 military installations for new commercial data centers
The initiative was sparked by a recent directive from the Trump administration.
DIU looks to prototype affordable fire-control sensors for enhanced missile defense
The organization intends to launch selected sensor and seeker prototypes into space for a demonstration no later than two years after it contracts vendors.
Lorna Mahlock set as Cybercom deputy commander amid major transition period for the organization
Mahlock previously served as commander of the U.S. military’s elite Cyber National Mission Force.
U.S. Southern Command gets new commander amid tensions over drug boat strikes, Venezuela and Cuba
Donovan’s confirmation was approved by voice vote.
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Senior DOD officials back Cybercom 2.0, as Cyber Force debate continues to churn
“I think this is a really important debate for us all to be having about the future of the cyber warfighting domain," Katie Sutton told lawmakers.
Pentagon’s new ‘non-kinetic effects cell’ bolsters Gen. Caine’s goal to better integrate cyber into U.S. military operations
The new cell was established by the Joint Staff prior to Operation Absolute Resolve in Venezuela, a senior officer told lawmakers.
Golden Dome’s cyber protection must be a design choice, not an afterthought
Golden Dome risks becoming a system that works beautifully in theory but collapses when America needs it most.
New U.S. defense strategy ‘barely mentions technology’
The 2026 NDS includes noticeably less technology callouts than its recent predecessors