White House Personnel Iran Iraq As Toll Mounts, Trump Downplays Injuries Suffered in Iranian Attack The president’s dismissive statements about the brain trauma suffered by U.S. troops at Al Assad may reflect a considered attempt to de-escalate – or not. BY Katie Bo Williams READ NOW» 2020-01-22 15:58
Homeland Border Security C4ISR Inside America’s First All-Biometric Airline Terminal At Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in Atlanta, facial-recognition cameras and other ID systems plug into a data backbone installed by Customs and Border Patrol. BY Brandi Vincent READ NOW» 2020-01-22 11:09
The D Brief More U.S. troops treated for Jan. 8 strike; Details emerge on deadly Kenya raid; DoD wants 1 new satellite per week; Mideast protests; And a bit more. More U.S. troops are being treated for injuries after Iran’s Jan. 8 strikes on Iraqi bases, the Washington Post reported Tuesday. “U.S. military officials declined to say Tuesday how many more are … BY Ben WatsonBradley Peniston READ NOW» 2020-01-22 10:29
Commentary Arctic Russia China Europe As ‘Arctic Exceptionalism’ Melts Away, the US Isn’t Sure What It Wants Next Global competition is coming to the northern polar region. U.S. policymakers are not clear on a fundamental question about its future. BY Joshua Tallis READ NOW» 2020-01-22 08:00
Air Force Toward a War With Fewer Radio Calls A recent Air Force test that data-linked an F-35 and an F-22 promises to move and combine data automatically. BY Patrick Tucker READ NOW» 2020-01-21 18:26
Commentary Afghanistan White House Pentagon Terrorism 2020 Elections Who Gets to Tell the Story of the Afghanistan War? The Washington Post’s ‘Afghanistan Papers’ is the latest contribution to a growing argument over whether the conflict — or any of the ‘forever wars’ — was worth the cost. BY Kevin Baron READ NOW» 2020-01-21 17:03
Sponsored Maintaining a Competitive Edge with an Architecture-First Approach From ground sensors to satellites, software is the fabric that enables modern planning, weapons, and logistics systems to function. But these advancements are not without their challenges. READ NOW» 2020-01-21 18:34
Space Industry Air Force Pentagon Wants to Build One Satellite Per Week Over the next two years, the Space Development Agency is looking to put dozens of satellites into orbit. BY Marcus Weisgerber READ NOW» 2020-01-21 15:35
Congress White House China A Split-Screen Moment For Trump As Impeachment Trial Begins The president is speaking at an economic forum as the Senate begins to debate whether to remove him from office. BY Katie Bo Williams READ NOW» 2020-01-21 15:21
Commentary Navy Personnel The US Navy’s Three Great Intellectual Challenges Design the force, wrestle with change, buy ships. BY John R. Kroger READ NOW» 2020-01-21 12:25
