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Senator Shares Thoughts About U.S. Readiness

Sen. Jack Reed discusses the impact of the United States’ war with Iran.

Sen. Jack Reed discusses U.S. readiness during conflict with Iran. Credit: Maksim Pasko-stock.adobe.com

Could the U.S. Navy Anchor Golden Dome?

The U.S. Navy’s advanced systems place it as a critical component of America’s Golden Dome missile defense initiative.

egis-class destroyed USS Hopper launches an interceptor missile during an exercise. Courtesy photo from the U.S. Navy

Advancing the Golden Dome Shield

The combatant commands and the Air and Space Forces further the concepts and components of homeland protections.

A U.S. unarmed Minuteman III Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) launches during an operational test on March 3, 2026, at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. To defend against adversarial ICBM, hypersonic and other advanced missile threats, the United States is rapidly pursuing the Golden Dome concept. U.S. Space Force photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua LeRoi

President's Commentary: A Missile Defense Umbrella That Holds Against the Storm

The United States needs a unified, layered, integrated architecture that connects sensors, effectors and decision-making across every domain. Credit: octolens-stock.adobe.com generated by AI

Building an Intelligent Network Fabric for Command, Control and Defense

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Initial Counter-Drone Technologies Look Good

The military is moving rapidly to obtain, test and field capabilities that harness AI to protect warfighters.

The U.S. military conducted an operational assessment of prototypes of the Bumblebee counter drone capabilities at Fort Bragg, NC, on April 22, 2026. Credit: U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Cory Reese

Capella Selected for Next Space Development Agency Prototype

The effort advances next-generation tactical space communications.

The Space Development Agency selected San Francisco-based Capella to demonstrate next-generation tactical space communications. Credit: Space Development Agency

The LLNL Recruits Emerging Technologies for Nuclear Missile Modernization

Artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, supercomputing and quantum technologies help update and secure the nuclear arsenal.

In the years since the Department of Energy’s National Ignition Laboratory achieved nuclear fusion in a laboratory environment for the very first time, companies have dramatically increased investments in nuclear fusion research. Credit: AddMeshCube-stock.adobe.com

Pentagon Unveils New Talent Management Strategy

Cyber Command 2.0 aims to recruit and retain skilled personnel in the public sector more effectively than the legacy models.

Katherine Sutton, assistant secretary of war for cyber policy and principal cyber adviser to the secretary of war, speaks at the Cyber Workforce Summit 2.0 held in Washington, D.C., on March 24, 2026.

The Perception Trap: Why Mission Focus Determines Our Future Tools

The truth is that adaptability first requires perception.

Members assigned to the 2nd Bomb Wing talk with students from the Junior Achievement of North Louisiana program about the B-52H Stratofortress during a tour at Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana, February 13, 2026. The Air Force has recognized the need to adapt to rapidly emerging technological capabilities for some time, but there has been very little discussion on how to do so, the author says. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Maxwell Cunningham, 2nd Bomb Wing