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The Army has rolled out a plan that may cut as many as one in 10 special operations billets in a cost-saving measure – but lawmakers and Spec Ops advocates are not to let it happen without a fight.

Boston MA (SPX) Nov 01, 2023 - All eyes were on the robot-dog pacing the hangar on Hanscom Air Force Base. The robot was just one technology, among small drones, autonomous mapping vehicles, and virtual-environment simulators, se

A decline in psychological operations capabilities is a strategic error that will have severe implications for U.S. national security.

Though cuts are more severe in support and enabler areas, officials say those are the vital areas needed in Army SOF to compete against peer adversaries.

Annual intelligence spending for civilian and military spy agencies was made public this week and shows that the combined budget for fiscal year 2023 intelligence programs was $99.6 billion.

Though cuts are more severe in support and enabler areas, officials say those are the vital areas needed in Army SOF to compete against peer adversaries.

Opinion: A decline in psychological operations capabilities is a strategic error that will have severe implications for U.S. national security.

Though cuts are more severe in support and enabler areas, officials say those are the vital areas needed in Army SOF to compete against peer adversaries.

More than 80 U.S. Army, Air Force, and Navy cadets gathered at MIT and Lincoln Laboratory to kick off the 2024 SOCOM Ignite program. The program tasks military students from across the nation to innovate technology solutions for the U.S. Special Operations Command.

The Mayo Clinic is exploring using a hybrid LTE and satcom telehealth technology in ambulances. Telehealth network integrator Optac-X announced this week