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Major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq have ended. What happens now?
With the furling of a flag, top U.S. military leaders marked the “end of major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq” and a change to the U.S.-led coalition’s mission in the country.
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Bosnia faces its ‘greatest challenge’ since 1990s war, and Putin’s not helping
Ongoing political tensions leading into elections later this year in Bosnia could further destabilize the Balkan region and offer opportunities for Russia to sow chaos, experts told Congress.
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New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
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ISIS, al-Qaida ‘regrouping’ in Libya, what’s US strategy? Congress asks
Lawmakers ask experts what the Trump administration’s strategy is for the war-torn country.
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Senators want to know if US military advisers in Yemen are helping or hurting the conflict
They grill DoD official on involvement in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
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Ranger’s heroic actions saved dozens, led to Silver Star medal
Staff Sgt. Michael Young was awarded the Silver Star for what he did during an intense firefight in Afghanistan a year ago.
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Here’s how the Army is trying to catch up to Russia and China on missiles, artillery
The Army’s top leadership says the service is outmanned and outgunned when it comes to artillery and missiles.
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Here’s what a carpet-cleaning robot could do for a bombed out airfield
Long used for explosives detection and disposal, robots of all kinds are being brought into the Air Forces’s civil engineering arena.
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What can Tesla teach the Air Force? This 4-star has some ideas
Air Force Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Stephen Wilson spoke Monday at the New America Foundation’s Future of War conference about artificial intelligence and warfighting.
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New cyber weapons are here and no one is prepared, experts say
The experts say government, military and industry are not prepared for current or future cyber threats and must do more to deter bad actors.
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Major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq have ended. What happens now?
With the furling of a flag, top U.S. military leaders marked the “end of major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq” and a change to the U.S.-led coalition’s mission in the country.
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Bosnia faces its ‘greatest challenge’ since 1990s war, and Putin’s not helping
Ongoing political tensions leading into elections later this year in Bosnia could further destabilize the Balkan region and offer opportunities for Russia to sow chaos, experts told Congress.
-
New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
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ISIS, al-Qaida ‘regrouping’ in Libya, what’s US strategy? Congress asks
Lawmakers ask experts what the Trump administration’s strategy is for the war-torn country.
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Senators want to know if US military advisers in Yemen are helping or hurting the conflict
They grill DoD official on involvement in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
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Ranger’s heroic actions saved dozens, led to Silver Star medal
Staff Sgt. Michael Young was awarded the Silver Star for what he did during an intense firefight in Afghanistan a year ago.
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Here’s how the Army is trying to catch up to Russia and China on missiles, artillery
The Army’s top leadership says the service is outmanned and outgunned when it comes to artillery and missiles.
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Here’s what a carpet-cleaning robot could do for a bombed out airfield
Long used for explosives detection and disposal, robots of all kinds are being brought into the Air Forces’s civil engineering arena.
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What can Tesla teach the Air Force? This 4-star has some ideas
Air Force Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Stephen Wilson spoke Monday at the New America Foundation’s Future of War conference about artificial intelligence and warfighting.
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New cyber weapons are here and no one is prepared, experts say
The experts say government, military and industry are not prepared for current or future cyber threats and must do more to deter bad actors.
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Major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq have ended. What happens now?
With the furling of a flag, top U.S. military leaders marked the “end of major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq” and a change to the U.S.-led coalition’s mission in the country.
-
Bosnia faces its ‘greatest challenge’ since 1990s war, and Putin’s not helping
Ongoing political tensions leading into elections later this year in Bosnia could further destabilize the Balkan region and offer opportunities for Russia to sow chaos, experts told Congress.
-
New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
-
ISIS, al-Qaida ‘regrouping’ in Libya, what’s US strategy? Congress asks
Lawmakers ask experts what the Trump administration’s strategy is for the war-torn country.
-
Senators want to know if US military advisers in Yemen are helping or hurting the conflict
They grill DoD official on involvement in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
-
Ranger’s heroic actions saved dozens, led to Silver Star medal
Staff Sgt. Michael Young was awarded the Silver Star for what he did during an intense firefight in Afghanistan a year ago.
-
Here’s how the Army is trying to catch up to Russia and China on missiles, artillery
The Army’s top leadership says the service is outmanned and outgunned when it comes to artillery and missiles.
-
Here’s what a carpet-cleaning robot could do for a bombed out airfield
Long used for explosives detection and disposal, robots of all kinds are being brought into the Air Forces’s civil engineering arena.
-
What can Tesla teach the Air Force? This 4-star has some ideas
Air Force Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Stephen Wilson spoke Monday at the New America Foundation’s Future of War conference about artificial intelligence and warfighting.
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New cyber weapons are here and no one is prepared, experts say
The experts say government, military and industry are not prepared for current or future cyber threats and must do more to deter bad actors.
