Army touts ‘Mortars App’ for soldiers to fire rounds via smartphone, tablet
Soldiers with the 82nd Airborne Division adopted the app “with little training,” the Army said.
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Hormuz and the defense posture we don’t have
What is unfolding now is an inconvenient truth.
The future of war arrived. We aren’t ready.
Every operational plan in every military headquarters in the world is now obsolete. The hedge strategists said this day would come. It has arrived. The question is…
Rapid software delivery is possible inside DoW — Software Factory 2.0 shows how
To keep our military edge, we must stop treating software like a slow-moving construction project and start delivering at the speed the mission demands.
What happens inside the Pentagon is special. How it gets done is not.
Productivity in the Pentagon is beginning to resemble the outside world.
Chandra Donelson departs as Space Force CDAO
Donelson has served as the Space Force's CDAO since 2023, and previously held roles at the Army and U.S. Central Command.
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Navy looking to emulate signals on maritime drones to train systems for Pacific Fleet
The Defense Innovation Unit is trying to aid the Navy via its Emulation Module for Unmanned Systems (EMU) program.
A policy gap is threatening the Pentagon’s AI innovation pipeline
The stakes are especially high because the future of U.S. military capability will depend heavily on technologies developed outside the traditional defense industry.
The right way to use open source in defense
OSS is powerful. But without security, accountability, and support, it’s a ticking time bomb.
Kirsten Davies, nominee for Pentagon CIO, advocates for ‘great change’ at the department
Kirsten Davies testified Thursday at her confirmation hearing with the Senate Armed Services Committee.