Valerie Insinna, Breaking Defense The funding proposal includes $8.4 billion more than the Pentagon’s request, falling short of the more than $50 billion in additional funding asked for by…

The Defense Post The US Navy’s Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) is…

Osborn, Warrior M. Pentagon weighs arming new battleships with nuclear weapons, sparking debate over deterrence and escalation risks.

DefenseScoop The Marine Corps officially designated GenAI.mil as its preferred large language model platform this week, a move that largely distances the service from older AI systems that…

Ian Whitfield, RealClearDefense When the Second Shoe Drops: Considerations for Simultaneity

USNI News USS Zumwalt (DDG 1000) took to sea for the first time in nearly three years after the installation of large missile tubes capable of fielding hypersonic strike weapons

Bloomberg Congressional lawmakers green-lighting $839 billion in U.S. defense spending voiced strong support for an embattled test office at the Pentagon that was slashed by Defense…

Kris Osborn, Warrior Maven A “manned” hypersonic jet would not only increase survivability for pilots but add additional dwell time options for extended attack.

M. Easley, DefenseScoop The Army originally planned to field the hypersonic weapon in 2023, but technical issues and flight test delays forced the service to push back its deadline.

Army Tech. The FMTV A2 LVAD enables fast airdrop of supplies and equipment directly to remote or contested locations for Army missions.