EUCOM

Trump shifts Greenland from EUCOM to NORTHCOM’s responsibility

The move comes after President Donald Trump has called for US control over the Danish territory.

DISA officials push for stricter data standards across COCOMs, allies for CJADC2 effort

“​​CJADC2 was never meant to be a silo for each theater,” Director of DISA Pacific Miyi Chung said. “It is meant to be enterprise and it is meant to be global, but because we have not delivered that enterprise solution, each theater is implementing its own flavor of CJADC2.” 

Army’s new Theater Information Advantage Detachments will be tailored to their theater: Officials

The three planned Theater Information Advantage Detachments will each start with 65 soldiers, but the TIADs will be tailored over time to serve the specific demands of Indo-Pacific Command, European Command, and Army Cyber Command.

AI battle labs are coming to INDOPACOM, EUCOM

"Despite the speed and impacts from BRAVO hackathons, we are still finding the time from development of capabilities, calibrations, or tactics with operational data to employment in theater to be on the order of months or years," Stuart Wagner, Air Force chief digital transformation officer and BRAVO AI battle labs executive agent, said.

Russian jet collides with US drone over Black Sea in ‘unprofessional act’

“This is probably my biggest worry, both there [the Black Sea region] and the Pacific, is that an aggressive Russia or China pilot or vessel captain or something gets too close — doesn’t realize where they are, causes a collision and it’s two in the morning and we are trying to unpack this as fast as we can," said the head of the Marines.

To deter Russia, EUCOM official stresses ‘threat-informed’ exercises

Maj. Gen. Jessica Meyeraan said an “interesting development that occurred over the course of the last 12 to 24 months in the NATO parlance is an acknowledgment that we need to focus on a real-world threat.”

Army’s military adviser brigades see increased demand in Indo-Pacific, Europe

The Army's 4th Security Force Assistance Brigade has been training Ukrainian troops in Germany since May.

NATO nations should invest more on air defense, fires, EUCOM nominee says

Gen. Christopher Cavoli, nominee for Supreme Allied Commander Europe, said that NATO nations could supply more air and missile defense technology, armor vehicles and more.

Navy leaders excited by Pentagon’s new AI and data efforts

“I think that’s a common understanding from those that have been in the Pentagon – We don’t in all cases have the data we need or if we do, it’s not the quality that we need or timeliness or some other facets,” Randal Cole, deputy chief data officer, said. “And so I think that is an ongoing challenge.”

Israel, US Navies Set Up New Coordination Efforts On Iran: Sources

"This coordination has become an everyday requirement as things happen all the time,” said Ret. Maj. Gen. Amos Gilead.

Jamming Strikes OSCE Drones Tracking Russian Forces

Since March, the OSCE’s “long-range UAVs have been experiencing increased levels of GPS signal interference on take-off and landing, affecting both of their GPS receivers,” the group said in a statement.

Norway, US Bolster Russian Sub Watching With New Bases

The US government will pay for all facilities it builds on Norwegian soil, and will not permanently base any troops there, officials in Oslo were quick to point out.

Coast Guard Deploying More Ships To Pacific, Arctic

The Coast Guard ships are “not ballistic missile shooters,” Adm. Karl Schultz said, “but you know not every place that you need a ship needs to have that BMD capability.” What his ships can do is “free up shooters to be the key places they need to be."

No ‘New Cold War’ As US Bombers Move Into Norwegian Base

"I guess if someone were to take a message [from the basing agreement]  it’s that we’re not restricted to one particular location," said Gen. Steven Basham, deputy commander of Air Forces in Europe/Africa.