From Kabul to keel laying: Afghan immigrants find new careers at US shipyards
Three years after the fall of Kabul, the US Navy is helping to fund several training programs recruiting Afghan immigrants to work for the nation's ailing shipbuilding industry.
In new guidance, top Marine says ‘righteous’ Force Design will guide the money
“Accepting near-term risk for long-term gain has, and always will be, the essence of Force Design,” Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Eric Smith wrote in his Commandant's Planning Guidance.
Pentagon will award $280 million in CHIPS Act grants for microelectronics prototypes
The US is still great at designing chips but has offshored the ability to build prototypes, which slows innovation and risks IP theft, said OSD’s Dev Shenoy.
‘Game changer’: Lockheed unveils Poland’s first F-35
"Poland is the only country in the world that shares the common borders at the same time with Russia, with Ukraine and with Belarus. To keep the borders unchanged, we need the best equipment, the best capability and the best friends," said Deputy Minister of National Defence Cezary Tomczyk.