“While many of us may typically think of maritime operations as maybe more of the domain of the Navy or the Marine Corps, it’s really the Army that is charged with moving our troops or equipment or supplies across the land-water interface in order to enable early theater entry as well as support and sustain DoD operations,” said senior researcher Kate Brodie.
By Theresa HitchensAs the world reexamines defense priorities, the world looks to UAS like MQ-9B
A new chapter is beginning in U.S.-UAE defense cooperation, opening the door to further collaboration.
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Lumen is not just replacing aged transport pipes for the DoD, it is transitioning and transforming network capabilities for better speed, latency, availability, affordability, and security.
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“Where we touch them, we are working hard to transform them,” says Lumen of its network modernization programs for the Defense Department.
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With funding secured and a naval mission to conduct, the Lebanese military is keen to replace and improve on damaged facilities. But it’ll take time.
By Agnes Helou
A goal of a 2027 clean audit across the military seems far off, as most departments, including major branches, still have work to do.
By Aaron Mehta
How can the Army bring the Internet Of Things and ‘Smart Cities’ technology to its bases, without opening new avenues for cyber attack?
By Kelsey Atherton
The Corps of Engineers is now building 28 facilities, up from 17 last week, while the states are building another 41 to Army plans. Coming soon: the DC Convention Center.
By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
Reassessing America’s defense strategy for a safer future
In an unpredictable world, a strong and innovative military is essential to protect the United States and its economic interests.
The Army Corps of Engineers has 17 ad hoc hospitals under construction, with about 15,000 beds – but another 23 sites with over 8,000 beds are awaiting approval by majors and governors, even as cases rise.
By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
Getting problem-plagued ballistic missile defense site online is an ever-higher-priority for the Pentagon as Iran and Russia move out on new missiles.
By Paul McLeary
“If you took all the bridging in NATO and put it together we couldn’t get a Brigade Combat Team across a 400-meter river,” said the commanding general of the Army Corps of Engineers.
By Breaking Defense StaffHere we go again. Senate Democrats, opposed to pulling from military construction funds for the wall, set off a new budget battle.
By Paul McLeary
