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The U.S. Air Force thinks it has found something its new—and badly broken—aerial tanker actually can do. The KC-46 can’t move gas right now, but maybe soon it can move data.
Navy says sailors who decline vaccine cannot resume normal life Jamie McIntyre © Provided by Washington Examiner DOD header 2020 TURNING UP THE PRESSURE: Life is about to get easier for some hundreds of thousands of naval personnel who have been voluntarily vaccinated against COVID-19, while refuseniks in the fleet will continue to contend with continued restrictions on their freedom of movement and access to facilities. Because the vaccines for COVID have been approved under an emergency use authorization, they have not been mandated by the Pentagon, although it’s clear ...
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The Joint Warfighting Concept will "envision much smaller force elements that are inherently reliant on very rapid mobility" within a theater, says TRANSCOM head Gen. Stephen Lyons.
USNI News TRANSCOM Rethinking Sealift in Future Conflict for New Study May 25, 2021 5:17 PM Expeditionary fast transport ship USNS Brunswick (T-EPF 6) departs Naval Base Guam, passing the MSC expeditionary fast transport ship USNS Fall River (T-EPF 4) and marking the start of Pacific Partnership 2019. Navy photo A military mobility study due out in June will place a greater emphasis on smaller, lower-draft vessels that will ferry supplies, troops and vehicles inside a theater, U.S. Transportation Command’s top general said on Tuesday. The upcoming TRANSCOM Mobility Capability Study, the fir...