Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Air & Space Forces Magazine
Pentagon's New AI Initiative Aims to Speed Up Intelligence Gathering for Operations
The Pentagon's new AI initiative aims to speed up intelligence gathering for military operations.
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Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Task & Purpose
Army Shifts Production Line from M7 Rifle to XM8 Carbine
The Army has shifted its production line from the M7 rifle to the XM8 carbine, impacting future purchases.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Military.com
Polls Reveal Decline in American Pride and Its Impact on Military Families
Recent polls show a decline in pride among Americans, affecting military members and veterans.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Military Times
Pilot Error Identified in October 2025 Skyraider II Crash
An Air Force investigation reveals pilot error led to the Skyraider II crash in October 2025, highlighting training needs.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Military Times
USMC Awards $20 Million Contract for First Autonomous Ground Vehicles
The USMC has secured a $20 million contract for autonomous ground vehicles, marking a significant advancement in military technology.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Marine Corps Times
Marine Corps Invests $20 Million in First Autonomous Ground Vehicles
The Marine Corps has awarded a $20 million contract for its first fully autonomous ground vehicles, marking a significant advancement in defense technology.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·DefenseScoop
Marine Corps Awards Contract to Overland AI for Autonomous Ground Vehicles
The Marine Corps has awarded Overland AI a contract for autonomous ground vehicles, set to enhance operational capabilities.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Task & Purpose
Women Finish Ranger School in Better Physiological Condition Than Men, Study Finds
A new study reveals women finish Ranger School in better physiological condition than men, challenging traditional views.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Military Times
Settlement Reached in 'Imperial March' Protest Case Involving Troops
A DC resident's protest involving the 'Imperial March' leads to a legal settlement with federal troops.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Military Times
Anthony Tata Assumes Oversight of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency
Anthony Tata's new role at the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency raises concerns over budget cuts affecting MIA searches.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Army Times
Anthony Tata Takes Charge of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency Amid Budget Cuts
Anthony Tata's new role may impact MIA searches for Vietnam veterans and their families amid budget cuts.
Pentagon & Policy·Jun 29, 2026·Military Times
US Marine Declared Dead After Being Reported Missing from USS Anchorage
Lance Cpl. Armando Ortiz Canseco, 21, has been declared dead after going missing from the USS Anchorage during a training operation.