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Space Force Marks Half-Decade of Service

12-20-2024

Four people, some in uniforms, use swords to cut a cake.

Chief of Space Operations, Gen B. Chance Saltzman; Space Force Spc. 3 Caden Dedenbach; Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall; and Space Force Chief Master Sgt. Amber Abramowski, senior enlisted leader to the deputy chief of space operations, cut a Space Force birthday cake at the Pentagon, Dec. 20, 2024, as part of the Space Force birthday celebration.

SAVE Plan Helps Service Members, Civilians Alike With Student Loan Debt

04-10-2024

The new "Saving on a Valuable Education," or SAVE plan may put money back in the hands of service members, their families and civil servants alike.

In Latin America, HEART 22 Mission Focused on Vision, Partnerships

10-31-2022

Two medical personnel are clothed in scrubs. A patient lays on a table and is covered. A medical device on an arm hovers over the patient.

A doctor performs eye surgery on a patient at the Unidad Nacional de Oftalmología clinic in Guatemala City, Guatemala, August 29, 2022, as part of the HEART 22 mission.

Doctor perform eye surgery on a patient at the Unidad Nacional de Oftalmología clinic in Guatemala City, Guatemala, August 29, 2022, as part of the HEART 22 mission.

The Unidad Nacional de Oftalmología clinic in Guatemala City, Guatemala, August 29, 2022.

A seated man looks into a machine. Facing him, a seated woman also looks into the machine.

A medical care provider examines a patient’s eyes at the Unidad Nacional de Oftalmología clinic in Guatemala City, Guatemala, August 29, 2022.

A woman in a medical uniform puts drops in the eye of a woman who is seated.

A medical care provider puts drops into the eyes of a patients at the Unidad Nacional de Oftalmología clinic in Guatemala City, Guatemala, August 29, 2022.

Dozens of people are seated outdoors under an overhang. Some walk through a gate.

Patients await are at the Unidad Nacional de Oftalmología clinic in Guatemala City, Guatemala, August 29, 2022.

Exporting Repression: 'Made In' Labels Not as Important as Technology Itself 

06-23-2022

A circuit board features a microchip with the stars of the Chinese flag.

Defense officials say concerns about Chinese technology are not related to the "made in China" label, but rather to what the technology itself does.

DOD Aims to Close Gap in Bringing U.S. Tech Innovation to Market

04-20-2022

A circuit board features a microchip emblazoned with the word "China."

A circuit board contains multiple examples of important microelectronics innovation. The Defense Department's microelectronics commons aims to close gaps in America's ability to bring new microelectronics technology to market.

The DOD's microelectronics commons aims to close gaps in America's ability to bring new microelectronics technology to market. Seen here is a microchip inside an erasable-programable, read-only memory chip, dubbed EPROM, built in the 1980s.