Navy Creates 5 New Innovation Hubs to Help Sailors and Marines Solve Problems
The Navy Department has stood up five new hubs called "tech bridges" outside major installations and commands.
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Pentagon Halts Work on Directed-Energy Beam to Stop Enemy Missiles
The Pentagon is shelving a directed-energy program it was hoping to use in space to destroy enemy ICBMs.
Army Studying Whether M1 Tank Replacement Should Be Driver-Optional
It will be another three years before senior leaders decide what to do with the service's Cold War-era M1 Abrams tank.
Navy's Knifefish Mine-Hunting Drone Sub Approved for Production
The Knifefish system is designed to deploy from an LCS as well as from other offshore vessels.
Putin Shows Off Su-57 Stealth Fighter After Turkey Barred from Buying F-35
Turkey has been banned from purchasing the F-35 after buying the Russian-made S-400 missile system.
Test Agency Approves Fix for Flawed F-35 Light That Blinded KC-135 Crews
The existing lighting system was too bright, making it difficult for boom operators to observe the refueling process.
Air Force Returns C-130s to Flight After Safety Inspections
The service has inspected 113 aircraft, and 112 have been cleared for operational duty, according to an Aug. 21 news release.
Oshkosh, Flyer Will Build Army’s Ultralight Vehicle for Carrying Grunts into Battle
The Army's Infantry Squad Vehicle will be a highly transportable platform for moving grunts into the fight.
The Army Is Building Avatars that Can Fight Infantry Soldiers
IVAS will equip infantry and other close-combat units with a sophisticated set of tactical glasses.
Boeing Wins Contract Worth Nearly $1 Billion to Replace Remaining A-10 Wings
The effort is known as the "A-10-Thunderbolt II Advanced-Wing Continuation Kit," or ATTACK, program.
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