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Air Force Academy will stop appointing civilians to tenured positions (opens the original)
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The Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced Tuesday that the nation’s military academies will stop appointing civilians to tenured faculty positions. “This directly addresses the critical issues of academic stagnation and complacency that are often associated with tenure, and which threaten to dilute the academies’ primary focus on warfighting and tactical dominance,” a news release from the Department of Defense stated. When the superintendents of the three military academies testified befo
Tens of thousands of Dizzy Doom books donated to military families (opens the original)
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Elementary school students across the region will be going on adventures with a young warrior lizard named Dizzy Doom as they open newly donated graphic novels. The books in the Digital Lizards of Doom series tell the story of a warrior who is searching for answers after his universe was trapped in a video game world. The books are going out to students through Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8, Colorado Springs School District 11 and nonprofits that serve the military community after Comic
Jordanians train at Fort Carson amid Iranian conflict (opens the original)
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Jordanian troops are training at Fort Carson this month as part of a long-term partnership with the Colorado National Guard. The regular exercise, called Eager Lion, typically takes place in Jordan every two years and this is the first time the U.S. has hosted the training, according to a news release from the Colorado National Guard. Two years ago, about half the activities took place in Jordan and half in Colorado. “Our longstanding military-to-military ties with the Jordanian Armed Forces are
Golden Dome chief expects early version could come online in 2028 (opens the original)
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The general charged with overseeing Golden Dome, a new missile defense system, expects an early version of the system will be in place by 2028. Gen. Michael Guetlien said the first operational version of the system will rely on hardware and technology that the military already owns. The $185 billion project will then scale to the next generation of architecture. He noted the first operational site has also been stood up. “We are making the progress that we told Congress and told the president we
Air Force Secretary announces space-based weapons (opens the original)
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Air Force Secretary Troy Meink announced Monday morning that the U.S. has “on-orbit space control weapons.” “It is critically important we maintain our dominance not only in the air but in space, so we have had to take steps to make sure that when we are threatened we can take care of that,” Meink said during an appearance at the annual Air, Space and Cyber conference in Maryland. Retired Lt. Gen. Burt Field asked Meink to elaborate further on space control weapons on stage, and Meink largely de
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