Jon Harper is a Managing Editor at DefenseScoop. He covers military technology and defense-related topics, focusing on the Pentagon's modernization efforts and the impact of emerging technologies such as AI, drones, and cybersecurity. Jon's work has been featured in FedScoop, RealClearDefense, CauseACTION Clarion, Space Today, and Blues Rock Review.
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Jon Harper's coverage focuses predominantly on government announcements and press releases, with a strong emphasis on defense, military technology, and government & politics. He primarily covers topics related to the United States' Department of Defense, Air Force, Army, and Pentagon.
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Community HealthPathways are clinical decision support tools, combining evidence-based guidelines with local service and referral information, collaboratively developed and collated by primary care and hospital clinicians. HealthPathways is being implemented throughout Australia, New Zealand and the UK, and often plays a role in supporting local service redesign and integrated care.
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By: Jon Harper
The acquisition, technology and logistics arm of U.S. Special Operations Command is seeking micro drones that could be launched from a variety of platforms and operate in multiple domains — including in the air and underwater.
By: Jon Harper
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin departed early Friday morning on his twelfth and final trip to the Indo-Pacific region, where he will engage in a series of bilateral and multilateral meetings with some of his closest colleagues across Australia, the Philippines, Laos and Fiji.
By: Jon Harper
Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe The new director of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office is scheduled to meet with lawmakers in closed-door and open sessions Tuesday.
By: Jon Harper
The director of the Pentagon's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) charged with investing UAP reports told lawmakers about findings related to the Go Fast, Puerto Rico and Mt. Etna objects.
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Seven software vendors have been awarded prototype contracts to support the U.S. military's Replicator initiative via a pair of commercial solutions openings, the Defense Innovation Unit announced Wednesday.
President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday unveiled his pick for a key national security position, selecting Matthew Whitaker to serve in his second administration as U.S. ambassador to NATO.
The Navy is requesting for solutions from industry to bring forth technologies that could better connect the U.S. military’s collaborative combat aircraft (CCA).
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