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The Future of Algorithmic Warfare Part IV: Promise Fulfilled - Vimarsana News

The Future of Algorithmic Warfare Part IV: Promise Fulfilled

Editor’s Note: What follows is an excerpt from the authors’ forthcoming book, Information in War: Military Innovation, Battle Networks, and the Future of

Boeing: 15 new KC-46A Pegasus aircraft for the US Air Force -November 29, 2023 at 01:28 am EST - Vimarsana News

Boeing: 15 new KC-46A Pegasus aircraft for the US Air Force -November 29, 2023 at 01:28 am EST

Boeing announces that it has won a contract to build 15 additional KC-46A Pegasus aerial refueling tankers for the US Air Force, a contract worth $2.3 billion.'153 KC-46A Multi-Mission Aerial...

James McHale Joins the Discussion in the Challenges and Best Practices to Achieving Audit Readiness in the DoD Forum - Vimarsana News

James McHale Joins the Discussion in the Challenges and Best Practices to Achieving Audit Readiness in the DoD Forum

Read and learn more about the role of James McHale in the discussion: Challenges and Best Practices to Achieving Audit Readiness in the DoD Forum.

EC-37B Redesignated As EA-37B, Reflecting Its Electronic Attack Mission - Vimarsana News

EC-37B Redesignated As EA-37B, Reflecting Its Electronic Attack Mission

The EA-37B aircraft designation was selected to better identify the platform’s mission of finding, attacking and destroying enemy land or sea targets.

Whistling in the Dark: Why the Pentagon's Joint Concept for Competing is Not Enough - Vimarsana News

Whistling in the Dark: Why the Pentagon's Joint Concept for Competing is Not Enough

A tree fell in the Pentagon forest and, judging by the response, no one was around to hear it. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs signed the Joint Concept for Competing (JCC) in February and it was published without any formal announcement. Its release was noted in Small Wars Journal; only a few news outlets and analysts offered commentary. The muted response is surprising, because it is a serious and thoughtful document that aims to revolutionize the United States’ approach to employing military power in strategic competition—it is a big tree, indeed.