
Space Force May Export Launch Lessons to Foreign Partners
The Space Force is set to export its launch capabilities lessons to international partners, enhancing global military readiness.
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The Space Force is set to export its launch capabilities lessons to international partners, enhancing global military readiness.

The Marine Corps announces enlistment bonuses up to $15,000 for new recruits in cyber and electronics roles.

Textron has secured task orders from the Navy for drone ISR services, impacting the 7th Fleet and other forces.

U.S. and Russia's opposition raises doubts over international talks on autonomous weapons, impacting military policy.

The U.S. space industry lacks skilled workers to rebuild military satellites lost in conflicts with China or Russia.

The Air Force has declared the M18 pistol safe after inspecting over 100,000 units following a tragic incident.

Gen. Douglas Schiess has taken over as Chief of Space Operations, emphasizing growth and intention for the Space Force.

U.S. B-52 Stratofortress bombers have landed in Australia, showcasing military readiness in the Pacific.

Legislators question the Army's decision to close a drone battalion less than a year after its establishment.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is questioning the Army's decision to close a newly established drone battalion.

The base cost of the F-35A variant is increasing significantly, impacting military budgets and procurement strategies.

The Air Force Research Laboratory is developing a low-cost hypersonic cruise missile with a 500 nautical mile range.