Navy warns House cut could delay MQ-25 contract, squadron deployment

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Navy warns House cut could delay MQ-25 contract, squadron deployment A one year delay for the MQ-25 program is certain to have repercussions for the Navy's ongoing strike fighter shortfall.

It's a FOBS, Space Force's Saltzman confirms amid Chinese weapons test confusion China's recent test of a FOBS/HGV hybrid is "a very forward-edge technology capability," said Space Force's Lt. Gen. Chance (Salty) Saltzman.

Pentagon's Global Posture Review emphasizes China, but lacks major strategic changes Rather than a large shift in resources and plans, the review, which looked at US troop locations and capabilities across the globe, ultimately concluded that no major strategic changes are needed.

Space Force takes first step to establish components in commands from Europe to Asia Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has given the go-ahead for Space Force components in EUCOM, INDO-PACOM, CENTCOM and US Forces in Korea, but questions remain about Guardians' "global responsibility."

EXCLUSIVE: Pentagon weighing reorganization of AI, data offices The Defense Digital Service (DDS), the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC) and the office of the Chief Data Officer (CDO) would all report up to a new individual, tentatively named the Chief Data & AI Officer.

'Ender's Game'-style augmented reality coming soon to Air Force's 60s-era trainer A recent test saw a real pilot with a virtual F-22 as a wingman going up against a virtual Chinese J-20. "It's crazy," the company's chief executive says.

Army plans to turn on first hybrid electric Bradley in January "If this works, we would use this kind of technology and apply it as we look at our requirements for other vehicles in the future," said Stan Darbro, deputy director of the Army RCCTO.

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