Author: Vet the News
The Virginia Commission gathered to brainstorm ideas on how to ensure the longevity of the Military Tuition Waiver Program. Excitement filled the room as members debated various options to support our military service members and their families.
Anduril, the groundbreaking technology company, has just secured a lucrative $250 million Pentagon contract for their cutting-edge drone defense system. This partnership signifies a major advancement in national security and defense capabilities.
The latest upgrade to the Trophy vehicle-defense system now includes top-attack capabilities, providing even greater protection for military vehicles against sophisticated threats from above.
Have you had the privilege of serving in the breathtaking waters of the Red Sea in the last year? Share your experiences, challenges, and memorable moments with us. Let’s hear your story!
In a recent speech, North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un once again threatened to use nuclear weapons against South Korea and the US. This troubling development escalates tensions in the region.
As families in Florida struggle to recover from the devastation left behind by Hurricanes Helene and Ian in 2022, they now face the imminent threat of Hurricane Milton. With communities already weary and battered, all eyes are on the horizon as they brace themselves for what Mother Nature has in store.
Naval Group’s latest robotic boat takes inspiration from Ukraine’s innovative naval tactics. With advanced technology and strategic maneuvers, this vessel is set to revolutionize maritime operations.
Despite ongoing false claims, the FEMA administrator remains steadfast in addressing the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. With the death toll climbing to 230, the focus remains on aiding those affected by the disaster.
As advancements in artificial intelligence continue to reshape the landscape of modern warfare, many are left wondering if ‘Big AI’ is outpacing ‘small AI’. How does this power struggle impact military strategies and future conflicts?
The FAA has granted SpaceX permission to launch just one Falcon 9 rocket on an asteroid mission for Europe. This decision comes after careful consideration of safety regulations and potential risks.