Pentagon & Policy

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Two defense tech firms have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy, alleging unfair exclusion from the Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel program.

Army heavy units are struggling with counter-drone capabilities, impacting operational success.

CIA Director reports Russian troops survive only 20-30 minutes on Ukraine's front lines, raising concerns about military readiness.

The Pentagon's new testosterone program aims to address health concerns in special operations troops but raises caution over side effects.

The Navy aims for a larger fleet, but challenges in production and logistics remain.

Explore the benefits of rest and active rest for exercise recovery, tailored for military personnel.

The Army's new handheld device detects traumatic brain injuries in just 15 minutes, enhancing soldier health and readiness.

The Army's new handheld device detects traumatic brain injuries in just 15 minutes, enhancing soldier care.

Saab secures $900 million contract for sensors and combat systems for German Navy's MEKO ships.

The Marine Corps is creating a direct-hire path for service members transitioning to civilian jobs, aiding their career transition.

The Marines are creating a direct-hire path for troops to secure civilian jobs before leaving active duty.

USS Sampson discharged nearly 2,000 gallons of diesel fuel into Seattle Harbor during defueling operations. Learn the implications.