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Of 1600 miles you cannot close your carrier battle groups anywhere close to that without having a hypersonic missile hitting the carrier battle group or anything like that. and i put the onous on the military. we did not realize it was happening, the russians and the chinese until around 2019, so we started putting money into it in 2019. even as recently as march, general milley made the comment, man, like a sputnik moment. it shouldnt have been and we should have been putting a lot more effort ...

Defense tech companies have latched on to the metaverse hype—but what they’re building will be a far cry from Meta’s virtual world.

The United States is seeking to develop a massive new seaplane known as the Liberty Lifter that will harness the ground effect to transport military payloads over long distances.

DARPA wants to combine traditional sealift and airlift with the Liberty Lifter program, which aims to “design, build, and flight test an affordable, innovative, and disruptive seaplane” that enables efficient theater-range transport of large payloads at high speeds.

The U.S. Department of Defenses DARPA is developing divert attitude control systems (DACS) for intercepting hypersonic missiles.

The U.S. Department of Defenses DARPA is developing nuclear thermal rocket (NTR) engines for its DRACO program in cislunar space.

Brighteon.TV host Jeffrey Prather considers Elon Musk's move to buy Twitter an important inflection point. "It's important to understand what's going on with the inflection [...]

The opposition Australian Labor Party’s promise to establish a dedicated military research agency—akin to DARPA in the United ...

Newly uncovered emails suggest that along with the deep state media and intelligence apparatus, the Defense Department likely also played a role in "Spygate" -- the collective operation [...]

Hear from the winning teams and the DARPA program manager and go deep inside the Subterranean Finals Course to understand the future of robot autonomy