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Exception – The Department of Defense is scaling back its research and development strategy by six areas “Technology officials” say will accelerate innovation and strengthen America’s military edge.
Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering Emil Michael said the program will deliver immediate, wargip-focused results.
“As the Department’s Chief Religious Counsel, I am responsible for the policy of technological development and innovation of the armed forces,” Michael wrote in a November 13 memorandum to the Pentagon and combatant command leadership. “The previous list of fourteen CTAs did not provide the focus that today’s environment requires.”
Six areas – using artificial intelligence, competition, Logistic technology, Battlefield Information governance, energy directed at the war and development directed at Scarlet Energy and “will be developed through the use of” Sprints “improved to move the emerging technology from the prototype.
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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the revised approach would keep the United States ahead of its rivals.
Hegseth said: “Our nation’s military has always been a spearhead vision,” Hegseth said. “Emi MICHILILILIL MICHIL MICHEEL’s critical technical areas will ensure that our forces do not put up a fair fight and have the best plans in their hands spiritually.”
The move also aligns with President Donald Trump’s artificial intelligence initiative, directing the Department of Defense to become a “No First” agency.
Officials say Shift will revolutionize how intelligence is processed, the way it’s managed and how weapons systems are deployed.
“In line with President Trump’s Trump Intervention (AI) Action Plan, the Department of Defense must become an ‘AI-First’ organization,” Michael wrote. “When adopted immediately, Ai will fundamentally transform the Department from the business level, to intelligence synthesis and military formation.”
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Michael’s plan emphasizes toughness and contentment on the battlefield. Bio MoomictionUntudung will create materials supported by bio to reduce the dependence of foreign vendors, while the technology of the opposite will help us the power to strengthen the activities of competitors or prohibited by the conditions.
The goal, he said, is to ensure troops can fight and come back even when traditional lines are cut. Each new technological area is designed to strengthen that power.
“The war of the future is likely to be exposed to chaotic environments where allied forces are challenged to operate, to operate and within the theater, and to come back, to prepare, to prepare. “This CTA will improve the demonstration, verification and measurement of tactical and technical methods.”
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Artificial intelligence and quantum computing are among the six technology areas the Department of Defense will shape the future military operations. (Pet Pictures)
Other priorities include quantum computing for secure warfare communications, scalped adgetty systems such as high-power lasers and high-power microwave weapons, and the expansion of hypersersinic capabilities for both offensive and defensive purposes.
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Each effort depends on close coordination between the Pentagon, Private Industry and the Joint Forces to ensure technology reaches the field quickly.
“Releasing these incidents will require unprecedented coordination between the Secretary of War’s office for research and engineering, the military departments, combatant commands and other positions of the Secretary of War,” Michael said. “I am committed to working with you and our partners inside and outside the Department in these efforts.”
