Mark Esper, Secretary of Defense

The Pentagon and the Department of Transportation issued a joint statement “strongly opposing” an FCC decision that they say would “cripple” GPS networks.

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General Terrence O’Shaughnessy, USAF, Commander, Northern Command and NORAD

The U.S. military scrambled F-22 stealth fighter jets to intercept a pair of Russian patrol aircraft flying near Alaska, the commander of NORAD reported.

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General Paul E. Funk II, Commander, Army Training and Doctrine Command

Beginning this week, the U.S. Army has suspended sending new recruits to basic training, the commander of Training and Doctrine said.

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General Jay Raymond, Commander, U.S. Space Force

As the United States deals with uncertainties surrounding physical and financial health, the Space Force is moving forward with its first mission.

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General Joseph L. Lengyel, USAF, Chief, National Guard Bureau

“Tens of thousands” of U.S. National Guard personnel are likely to be deployed in the fight to combat the coronavirus outbreak, the Guard’s chief said.

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Commander Kyle Woerner, Tactical Technology Program Manager, DARPA

If successful, the Manta Ray class of UUVs [unmanned undersea vehicles] would allow operational flexibility and relief of workload for both traditional and host ships and servicing ports,” Commander Kyle Woerner of DARPA said.

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Admiral Mike Gilday, Chief of Naval Operations

The U.S. has issued a formal protest to China in response to that nation’s use of a military-grade laser against a U.S. aircraft, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Mike Gilday reported.

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General David Berger, Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps

The Marine Corps is calling for all paraphernalia related to the Confederacy to be removed from military bases around the world.

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Max Clark

Captain Max Clark, Commander, USS Nimitz

Military pilots, including Navy aviators from the USS Nimitz, have reported sightings of UFOs and the Commander of the Nimitz said they have an “obligation” to make sure that airspace is clear.

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General Jay Raymond, Commander, U.S. Space Force

U.S. analysts noticed something amiss in space when a Russian spacecraft appeared to split into two smaller ones shortly after launching in November. Now the two parts are shadowing a U.S. spy satellite.

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