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Army Delays Bonus Pay for Deployed Soldiers - The Army has delayed a promised monthly pay bonus for deployed soldiers, without setting a new timeline for its rollout. · Soldiers were expecting a monthly bonus between $210 and $450 based on rank, for deployments exceeding 30

What the Hezbollah Pager Attack Reminds Us About the Logic and Risks of Terrorist Innovation - The attack on Hezbollah’s pagers in Lebanon and Syria underscores the complex risks of innovation within terrorist organizations. · Hezbollah’s use of low-tech communication tools

Drone, Counterdrone, Counter-Counterdrone: Winning the Unmanned Platform Innovation Cycle - International militaries are racing to acquire counterdrone systems, as drone warfare evolves into a competitive innovation cycle between drone offense, defense, and

FBI’s Carahsoft Raid Comes Amid Allegations of Price-Fixing - The FBI and Defense Criminal Investigative Service conducted a raid on Carahsoft's headquarters, raising concerns related to an ongoing investigation into price-fixing. · Carahsoft, a major DoD IT reseller, is under

Faced with New and Growing Demands, Military Propulsion Needs More Support: Experts - The U.S. leads in military propulsion compared to China and Russia, but experts warn that this advantage could be lost without sustained research and new engine technologies. · The U.S. risks

The Houthis have challenged the Rules-Based International System and must be defeated - The Houthi movement in Yemen presents an immediate threat to international shipping in the Red Sea, endangering global trade and security. · The Houthis, initially a regional movement, have

DoJ Notified of Suspected Intentionally Faulty Welds on Subs, Aircraft Carriers at Newport News Shipbuilding - Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia has notified the Department of Justice about faulty welds on U.S. Navy submarines and aircraft carriers. These welds may have been

Senator to DOD: Redo Study on Suicide by Job Specialty - Senator Angus King Jr. expressed concerns about the Pentagon's study on military suicide rates by career field, stating it did not meet the requirements set by Congress. · King asked the Department of Defense (DOD) to

Navy Needs 'Offensive" Mindset — And Lots of Robots, Expert Says - The Navy should adopt an offensive strategy, embracing robotic technologies and a hybrid fleet to enhance its tactical edge, according to naval warfare scholar Jeffrey Kline. · Kline advocates for a shift from

Air Force looking to disaggregate electronic warfare capabilities from platforms - The Air Force is shifting from a platform-centric model to a system-of-systems approach to modernize its electronic warfare (EW) capabilities. · Historically, the Air Force has relied on

Is the US military learning enough from Ukraine? - The U.S. military is studying lessons from Ukraine, but only a few analysts are dedicated full-time to analyzing the conflict, raising concerns about the depth of the effort. · The Army and Air Force are making changes in areas

Replicator 2 Effort Aims to Produce Anti-Drone Defenses - The Replicator 2 initiative focuses on developing effective defenses against small drones. It builds upon the first Replicator effort and targets threats to U.S. military bases and forces. · Replicator 2 will emphasize

Small-Drone Defense is Next in Pentagon’s Replicator Buying Push - The Pentagon’s Replicator initiative is shifting focus to defending against small drones with its second phase, Replicator 2. · Replicator 2 will focus on countering small uncrewed aerial systems (C-sUAS) to

U.S. Troop Withdrawals from Europe Won’t Benefit Its Rivals - Reducing U.S. troop presence in Europe will not undermine U.S. influence or create opportunities for rival powers like Russia to expand. · Despite historical fears of power vacuums, troop withdrawals don’t necessarily