Next week 2,400 members from the Air Force members will move to the new U.S. Space Force, the latest development in what have been a busy eight months to say the least.
The U.S. Coast Guard may be the smallest military service branch but that’s only pushed its research and development arm to get innovative. Now a dedicated volunteer unit will help maximize R&D resources.
Govini CEO Tara Murphy Dougherty spoke with Jared Serbu about an analysis the DoD did on the supply base of the agency's more than 1,000 Tier One vendors.
For the National Guard, as for so many organizations, much is virtual these days -- but the Guard's mission remains real enough.
In today's Federal Newscast: Special Counsel Henry Kerner said the Hatch Act does not apply to Trump and Pence, the Post Office lost $1 billion dollars last month and a missing Fort Hood soldier is found dead.
The Air Force believes it's created a successful proof-of-concept that would let airmen access military networks via their own devices, and is ready to start large-scale testing.
One Army agency provides soldiers in need with funds for everything from disaster relief grants to financial loans. The director of that agency shared details about his agency with Tom Temin.
Leaders from NavalX gave advice for pitching to the Department of the Navy and discussed how to connect smaller players to innovation hubs during a recent webinar.
If the United States is to make some sort of containment of China a foreign policy priority, the Navy would have a big part of the job.
DISA officials say the workscape will never look the same again now that DoD has seen what telework can do.
Lt. Gen. David Thompson, the vice commander of the U.S. Space Force, said the service is creating a new training curriculum to make sure employees have a minimum set of digital skills.
The drones will be available for purchase through GSA in September.
DoD is experimenting with ways to improve autonomy in unmanned vehicles, and build trust in that autonomy between the platforms, their operators and the commanders that will deploy them.
The Dragon Innovation Program follows a trend of looking to soldiers for new ideas.
The Army has a single mobile app that tries to tell soldiers, civilians and retirees pretty much anything they might need to know about their local installation.