Military interest in balloon surveillance had been increasing even before a Chinese-launched balloon wandered across the continental US
The US Pentagon has shot down an unidentified object over frozen waters around Alaska.
Officials say they don't know who owns the objectThe US has recovered the wreckage of a Chinese surveillance balloon after shooting it down with a fighter jet last week – here's what has been discovered and what it might meanVery little debris should be able to survive for long in the area near Mercury, but the innermost planet seems to orbit the sun alongside a ring of dust that researchers can’t explainLaunching a million tonnes of moon dust around Earth could dim sunlight across our...
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Chinese military confirms snub of U.S. Defense Secretary Austin’s call over balloonChina’s Defense Ministry acknowledged Thursday it refused to accept a phone call from Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin following the shootdown of a surveillance balloon over the Atlantic last week.
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Military commander tells Senate panel on Chinese spy balloon: 'We think before we shoot'The U.S. military decided not to shoot down Chinese spy balloon over Alaska because the recovery of the downed balloon would have been much riskier, defense officials told a Senate panel on Thursday.
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Murkowski, other senators press Defense Department on military response to Chinese spy balloon in AlaskaSen. Lisa Murkowski and her colleagues asked why the balloon was able to fly over Alaska without the military shooting it down. Defense officials said its flight path didn’t bring it near sensitive infrastructure in the state.
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SpaceX doesn't want Ukraine using Starlink to control military drones | EngadgetSpaceX objects to Ukraine using Starlink satellite internet service to connect drones used in combat..
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Texas Military Department says it needs $460 million more to keep border mission afloat this yearThe Texas Military Department wants over $450 million to keep active duty troops on Gov. Greg Abbott's Operation Lone Star mission through August. Texas has repeatedly transferred money from other agencies to keep the mission afloat.
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Texas Military Department says it needs $460 million more to keep border mission afloat this yearState officials have repeatedly had to move money from other departments to keep Gov. Greg Abbott’s multibillion-dollar border mission running this year.
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