Defense Tech

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USS Abraham Lincoln's visit to Thailand promises economic benefits but raises concerns over sexual exploitation risks.

Recent U.S. strikes on Larak Island prompted Iranian missile attacks on American positions in Jordan.

An executive order has been signed to establish a U.S. Space Academy aimed at training future Space Force Guardians and NASA professionals.

A new Space Force Academy will train service members and NASA personnel, impacting military education.

Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Phillips discusses the future of Air Force cyber systems and warfighter communications.

The F-35 fighter jet's price is increasing due to inflation and new upgrades, affecting military budgets and operations.

The Space Force invested $124 million in commercial data and services from 2023 to 2025, with implications for future data acquisitions.

Joint Task Force-Southern Border uses high-energy laser to down cartel drones, enhancing border security.

India has approved technology transfers to private firms for missile production, aiming to enhance defense capabilities.

The U.S. military successfully used laser technology to shoot down three cartel drones near the Texas border, enhancing border security.

The US military successfully used laser technology to shoot down three cartel drones near the border, highlighting new defense capabilities.

The Space Force has adopted a digital engineering tool that may reshape satellite program development and testing.