- — Send private-security contractors into Gaza? That’s a terrible idea
- Here are some basic questions to ask before this not-even-half-baked notion becomes a policy failure.
- — Memo on AI's national-security implications heads for Biden's desk
- The classified memo is expected to propose rules against using AI in certain scenarios.
- — The D Brief: Russian strike leaves blackouts; SecDef heads to Asia; Earth’s hot streak; Olympians in uniform; And a bit more.
- — Austin heads to Asia with $500M for the Philippines
- DOD officials said the SecDef's multi-country swing will be the administration's most important visit for "U.S. defense ties in the Indo-Pacific."
- — Austin heads to Asia with $500 mil for the Philippines
- Trip described as most important Asia visit of the Biden administration.
- — A boom in space-based intelligence is coming. Can ground networks keep up?
- Companies that used to sell pictures and pixels are selling analysis—and looking for ways to move faster.
- — F-35’s price might rise, Lockheed warns
- After years of declines, the jet’s cost is being pushed by upgrades, inflation, and a proposal to buy fewer of them.
- — Navy still picking winner for F/A-XX next year, Northrop CEO says
- Despite the service’s proposal to cut funding, “we have not received” word that 6th-gen plans have changed.
- — The D Brief: Chinese-Russian flight near Alaska; Warships chased from Azov?; B-2 tests cheap shipkiller; France’s big deployment; And a bit more.
- — As Hamas war drags on, Israeli democracy weakens
- Israel is not alone; a recent report finds that the global state of democracy has been declining for the past six years.
- — Unpacking Harris' record on defense civilians and workforce
- The vice president has fought discriminatory pay practices, helped guide how the government uses AI, and championed public-sector unions.
- — Air Force to miss its data-linking goal for cargo aircraft, commander says
- But even if just 20% of the planes get the networking gear by next year, it's already proving its value, mobility chief says.
- — The D Brief: Harris’ record; Netanyahu in DC; Missile-making bottleneck; Rheinmetall rakes it in; And a bit more.
- — Boeing might put a drone operator in the F-15EX’s back seat
- The company is mulling options as it pitches the modernized Eagle to international customers.
- — Every squad will get anti-drone gear, Marine Corps says
- With “zero decision space” to deal with incoming UAVs, troops need tools to take them down.
- — Raytheon hunting for another US supplier of solid rocket motors
- As missile orders soar, a lack of engines is bottlenecking production.
- — The D Brief: Secret Service chief resigns; Biden’s allied focus; B-52s to Romania; The wrong drone lessons?; And a bit more.
- — Can AI speed up the discovery of new materials? Army aims to find out
- Two contracts to a Google spinoff seek innovations in vehicles, electrical systems.
- — Pentagon’s new Arctic strategy focuses on adversaries, new tech
- China and Russia and working more closely in the Arctic, DOD says. That’s forcing more research into unmanned systems.
- — New design for next-gen UK-Italy-Japan fighter unveiled
- But it’s no longer clear that Britain wants to prioritize a sixth-generation jet, much like the U.S. Air Force.
- — US shouldn't learn the wrong lessons about Ukraine’s drones, expert says
- Unmanned strikes get the attention in reports and social media, but Ukrainian forces are increasingly using drones to sow mines and haul supplies.
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