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- 1Appeals court presses government on Trump's DC National Guard deployment▼Appeals court judges question the government about Trump's DC National Guard deployment
A federal appeals court heard arguments over the Trump administration's deployment of the National Guard in Washington, DC, with judges sharply questioning the government's legal justification. The case tests whether the president can deploy Guard troops in the capital without state or local consent, a dispute with broader implications for presidential power and the use of military forces domestically.
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A New York National Guard battalion has been mobilized for a mission at the US southern border, according to an official announcement from the Department of War. The deployment adds New York troops to the ongoing military support operation along the border, where National Guard units from multiple states have been assisting federal agencies with border security tasks.
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Walter Clayton Jr., the Florida guard who rose to national prominence during the Gators' championship run and entered the NBA, is trending in US searches. Sports outlets are discussing his professional outlook, with commentary linking young players and roster moves across teams, including speculation about how teams address their frontcourt needs this offseason.
- 4Washington Guard and Malaysia deepen logistics partnership▼News - Logistics exchange strengthens Washington Guard, Malaysia military partnership
The Washington National Guard and the Malaysian armed forces have carried out a logistics exchange aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two militaries. The exchange is part of the Guard's State Partnership Program, building shared capability in supply, transport and sustainment while reinforcing a long-running defence relationship between Washington State and Malaysia.
- 5Illinois Army National Guard Activates 217th Military Intelligence Battalion▼Illinois Army National Guard Activates 217th Military Intelligence Battalion [Image 1 of 6]
The Illinois Army National Guard has activated a new unit, the 217th Military Intelligence Battalion. The activation adds an intelligence-gathering and analysis capability to the state's guard forces, with soldiers expected to support both domestic missions and federal deployments. The announcement was released through the US Department of Defense's official news service.
- 6US Sea Services Weigh Adoption of Autonomous, Attritable Technology▼Sea Services Weigh How to Embrace Autonomous, Attritable Tech
The US Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard are examining how to integrate autonomous and attritable systems into their fleets, according to National Defense Magazine. Attritable platforms are lower-cost vehicles designed to be expendable in combat, and the sea services are debating procurement, doctrine and training as unmanned technology matures. The discussion reflects broader Pentagon interest in mass-produced drones to counter near-peer rivals.
- 7Washington National Guard and Malaysia Exchange Logistics Expertise●Washington Guard, Malaysian Armed Forces Exchange Logistics Expertise
The Washington National Guard and the Malaysian Armed Forces have carried out a logistics exchange, sharing practices on supply chains, sustainment and military readiness. The engagement reflects the US National Guard's State Partnership Program, which links American states with partner nations for joint training. The exchange is presented as a way to strengthen cooperation and interoperability between the two militaries.
- 8Redwire Wins New Orders for Stalker Drones for US National Guard●Redwire Secures Additional Orders to Deliver Stalker Uncrewed Aircraft Systems to US National Guard Redwire Corporation
Redwire Corporation, a space and defense technology company listed on the NYSE, announced it has secured additional orders to deliver its Stalker uncrewed aircraft systems to the US National Guard. The small unmanned aircraft, used for surveillance and reconnaissance missions, will expand the Guard's fleet, strengthening domestic defense capabilities.