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“In an era where technological advancement is rapidly changing, the character of war and threats are covering globally, our eight decades of experience has tailor-made SOF for strategic competition’s return,” USSOCOM chief Gen. Bryan Fenton…
In light of unprecedented changes in conflict, to the extent that “we have never seen things before like you see now,” Nico Scharfe, Plath managing director urged industry and military decisionmakers to “change faster” and find a “new chain” of “intell…
The service is expected to oversee a fly-off between contenders General Atomics and Anduril this summer.
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The battlefield may be more complex than ever, but if a war breaks out, MARSOC’s commander said frontline fighting will be “rough and brutal” like WWII.
There are a lot of hopes within DoD and the Space Force for Project Kuiper’s success, with officials seeing the constellation as offering diversity beyond Starlink in the supplier base for so-called proliferated LEO services.
The Defense Department will hold an online industry day for interested vendors May 7, issue a Request for Prototype Proposals in early June, and award contracts by mid-September, said Thomas Rondeau, the Pentagon’s director for “FutureG.”
Carroll takes over for David Berteau, who headed the trade association for over nine years.
The estimated total rose by 25 percent over the last two years, according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
“We have AI deployed all across the Marine Corps, we have some great examples … but we are doing it [today] in a somewhat siloed manner,” said Capt. Christopher Clark, AI lead at HQ USMC.