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Jeff Schogol is the senior Pentagon reporter for Task & Purpose. DMs open. jeff.schogol@recurrent.io; jeffschogol@protonmail.com; Signal and WhatsApp.
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Army to spend $465 million on ‘Group 3 killer’ anti-drone laser Original

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The Army has awarded a $464.8 million contract for a laser weapon designed to destroy the type of drones that Iran has launched against U.S. troops and partner nations in the Middle East for more than five months. The service has selected the LOCUST X3 laser made by AeroVironment, Inc. for its Enduring-High Energy Laser program, according to a company news release.
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USS Abraham Lincoln sailor could be disciplined for jumping overboard Original

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A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln who was rescued after jumping overboard may face nonjudicial punishment, a common disciplinary proceeding in the military for misconduct on or off duty, a source with knowledge of the matter told Task & Purpose. A nonjudicial punishment, or NJP, falls under Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, not a criminal conviction or court-martial, said Phillip Stackhouse, a civilian attorney who often represents service members.
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Jonny Kim, Navy astronaut, doctor and former SEAL, departs NASA Original

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Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jonny Kim – perhaps the most qualified person on the planet should a future space shuttle ever require a door gunner – is leaving NASA after nearly a decade to return to active duty with naval aviation training, the space exploration program has announced. Along with his record as an astronaut with an eight-month tour in space under his belt, Kim began his military career as a Navy SEAL before attending Harvard Medical School to become a doctor and Navy flight surgeon.
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