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“War Force” of young two-year recruits will get access to “policymaking and national-scale impact,” according to the announcement.

The new recruitment effort operates under the Office of Personnel Management's larger Tech Force program.

“If you can work in the Pacific, you can work anywhere in the world,” said Maj. Gen. Gavin Gardner.

A nearly $20 million contract aims to integrate autonomous ground vehicles in the service’s ground based air defense missions.

Let’s imagine what a senior PLA analyst might write in a memo.

A mobile brigade in the 101st Airborne Division put drones to the test in a recent training rotation—and used the Infantry Squad Vehicle to keep unmanned systems running.

The acting director of national intelligence has removed roughly 50 career and political staffers since Friday.

A new Mitchell Institute report looked at wide-ranging war scenarios.

Senate approval marked the first time both chambers have voted to end the conflict.

The Five Eyes alliance is warning that frontier AI could accelerate cyberattacks and cyber defense.

The effort will be led by Anduril, which ran NGC2 prototyping at 4th ID.

Washington should not underestimate what it gets.

Hidden centrifuges, “technical incompetence,” and other obstacles make nuclear inspectors’ job harder than ever.

Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., and Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., cited concerns about reported ODNI staff cuts while Bill Pulte temporarily leads the intelligence community.

If Washington wants to know how fast a high-end Indo-Pacific conflict would turn allied oil and gas dependence into a support and sustainment problem, it should watch Singapore first.

A Senate defense panel aims to place guardrails on direct equity investments, create an oversight board, and require briefings.

One previously unreported SpaceX investor has ties to Chinese military contractors. The information was revealed only after ProPublica went to court to obtain it.

Six other companies will compete to develop its autonomy software.

The move sets up an inexperienced loyalist to become acting national intelligence director on Friday.

Even current National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency workers are getting new training.

Cyber operations are “definitely part of warfare that keeps going,” one said.

Two service leaders in technology development spoke at the Defense One Tech Summit.

'We're trying to use AI...to make these little tiny decisions, and then bring that up to a human," says Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency official.