CJCS Milley Pushes Back On GOP Criticism Of Racism Training

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CJCS Milley Pushes Back On GOP Criticism Of Racism Training WASHINGTON: In an impassioned speech today, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff struck back broadly at Republican charges that the US military is harming unit cohesion and injecting racism into the services by exposing troops to the teachings of critical race theory. The money quote: "I want to understand white rage, and I'm…

Rep. Langevin Presses SecDef On Cyber, EW Priorities "The Department of Defense officially recognizes five domains of warfare," Rep. Langevin said. "For four of those domains, the senior civilian is a service secretary. Cyber has a deputy assistant secretary, which is four rungs lower than the other warfighting domains. Why does this make sense?"

SDA Demos Spotlight Tech Hurdles To JADC2 Backbone Two of the experiments, each involving two satellites, are focused on laser links: one between satellites themselves; the other from satellites to a MQ-9 Reaper drone on the ground.

Cyber Flag 21-2 Showcases New CYBERCOM Training Environment "We can design any scenario we want to create," says Col. Ally Smith, CYBERCOM division chief of exercise design and planning. "That puts us out in front of what our adversaries may want to do."

SAR-Sat Startup Umbra Emerges From Stealth Mode The company plans at least 24 satellites, each with a patented SAR antenna that folds up "like origami" for launch and unfurls on orbit, says Umbra COO Todd Master.

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