Jamal Peterson 
Saab has chosen the up-and-coming Anduril Rocket Motor Systems to develop and manufacture solid rocket motors for its Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bomb, as stated by representatives from both firms. This decision marks a significant boost for Anduril’s ambitions to become a key player among solid rocket motor suppliers in the United States, a market currently … Read more
The Pentagon is reconfiguring its military combatant command that oversees U.S. homeland security to now encompass Greenland, amidst indications from the Trump administration of its desire to assume control over the Danish territory. “This adjustment will enhance the Joint Force’s capabilities in defending the U.S. homeland, which will lead to a strengthened defense strategy in … Read more
Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll’s Commitment to Transparency Today, Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll assured Congress that within 10 days, detailed justifications for major organizational changes and program adjustments within the Army will be provided. These changes include the merging of commands, the reshaping of units, and the modification or discontinuation of several … Read more
Creative Warfare: Ukraine’s Innovative Use of Drones and Pringles Cans In the ongoing conflict, Ukrainian forces have demonstrated remarkable creativity and resourcefulness in their approach to warfare. Among the most striking examples of this ingenuity is the adaptation of everyday items, such as Pringles potato chip cans, for use in combat scenarios, particularly involving drones. … Read more
Legislative Push for Advanced Defense Manufacturing Capabilities Members of the House are advocating for the Pentagon to create a reserve network of high-tech commercial factories, which would be activated to rapidly produce weapons during wartime scenarios. The Defense Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee has earmarked $131 million in its proposed military budget for fiscal … Read more
Overview of the Paris Air Show The Paris Air Show, renowned as the largest air show based on exhibitor numbers, will emphasize defense-related themes more prominently this year than in its previous iteration, as stated by the event’s organizers. This shift reflects the escalating concerns over global security. Nearly half of the exposition, or 45%, … Read more
On Friday, the U.S. military supported Israel in defending against missiles launched by Iran. This came in response to Israel’s extensive aerial bombardment targeting Iranian military leaders and their nuclear facilities the previous day. A defense official from the U.S. confirmed the engagement but did not specify which American resources were utilized or the number … Read more
The Army has recently decided to halt a light tank project, the M10 Booker, despite having invested over a billion dollars and just as it was set to transition into full-rate production. The M10 Booker was poised to be the first new battle vehicle introduced to the military in forty years. In a memorandum issued … Read more
Returning to Fundamentals: Army Overhauls Aviation Training Following Fatal Accidents In response to a series of tragic accidents, the U.S. Army is making substantial changes to its helicopter training program. This initiative aims to increase the amount of flight time students receive and adjust the curriculum to better prepare them for real-world challenges. Recent Troubling … Read more
When Pete Hegseth first appeared before Congress, he encountered strenuous questioning from Democratic members who leveled accusations of sexual misconduct and excessive drinking against him, charges he vehemently refuted as baseless and anonymous. Now returning to Capitol Hill as the U.S. Secretary of Defense after five months in office, Hegseth is expected to face intense … Read more
