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Senior military officials are reviewing all the insights and input gained from the Marine Corps’ first Generative and Agentic AI Workshop that was held in Quantico last month, according to Maj. Christopher Clark, who said the service aims to use those findings to inform integration plans and reliable tech deployments.

Clark is deeply involved in this work as the Cor...


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The Pentagon and Federal Aviation Administration inked an agreement over the use of domestic counter-drone technology, the agencies said in a joint statement Friday, following back-to-back airspace incidents earlier this year and recent laser safety testing.

In March, government officials met at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico to test the Army Multi-Purpose ...


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Pentagon Chief Information Officer Kirsten Davies announced several new additions to her team Friday as she pushes forward with digital transformation efforts at the Defense Department.

Before taking the helm as CIO in December, Davies suggested that she intended to ...


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The Navy plans to use underwater drones in the coming days as part of its new effort to clear Iranian mines from the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. Central Command announced Saturday.

The strait is a critical maritime chokepoint for oil exported from the Middle East, and reopening it to more shipping traffic has been a top objective of President Donald Trump amid the shaky ...


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The Space Force has named 14 companies eligible to compete under a 10-year, $1.8 billion contract vehicle designed to modernize the service’s ability to keep tabs on objects in space.

The program, known as Andromeda, aims to acquire and field next-generation space domain awareness capabilities and supporting systems that can track, identify and analyze other platfor...


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