Mark Pomerleau is a senior reporter at DefenseScoop. He specializes in information warfare, cyber security, electronic warfare, and intelligence, covering themes related to battlefield networks and data. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as Defense News, Federal Times, and C4ISRNET.
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Mark Pomerleau's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements and press releases, focusing on politics, privacy & cybersecurity, as well as government & politics. His articles often highlight developments within the US military branches and related governmental bodies.
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By: Mark Pomerleau
Some experts believe the proposed pilot program, which could become law if left in the NDAA, is critical for how the US can tip the scales against China. By Mark Pomerleau on June 23, 2026 9:30 am Share Options Share a link to this article
By: Mark Pomerleau
"Large language models don't really understand three-dimensional space. And so they're not good for developing course of action," said Col. Ryan Bell.
By: Diana Stancy, Mark Pomerleau
The autonomous ground vehicle is not intended to replace the JLTV, according to Overland AI CEO Byron Boots. By Diana Stancy and Mark Pomerleau on June 30, 2026 10:30 am Share Options Share a link to this article
By: Mark Pomerleau
The forthcoming plan, described in broad strokes to Breaking Defense, is the first of its kind and is akin to the annual Marine Corps Aviation Plan. By Mark Pomerleau on July 07, 2026 10:55 am Share Options Share a link to this article
By: Mark Pomerleau
Top Pentagon officials said as currently executed, CMMC is too prohibitive and burdensome on the Defense Industrial Base. By Mark Pomerleau and Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. on July 13, 2026 3:30 pm Share Options Share a link to this article
By: Mark Pomerleau
The CMMC Phase II pause “shouldn't be a shocker to anybody,” according to Katie Arrington, thought of as the creator of CMMC. But, she said, at the end of the day the Pentagon is likely to come back around to where it is now, realizing “that there really is no other way to get compliance.” By Mark Pomerleau on July 16, 2026 1:01 pm Share Options Share a link to this article
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The 4th Infantry Division's NGC2 prototype will undergo its final test ahead of additional acquisition decisions the Army will make regarding the overall NGC2 ecosystem.
By: Mark Pomerleau
The up to ten-year contract could yield $441 million in savings, the DoD CIO said. By Mark Pomerleau on July 24, 2026 12:47 pm Share Options Share a link to this article
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SO/LIC officials said they solicited responses from industry for problems drawn directly from operational commands, whittling 700 proposals down to 15 finalists.
By: Mark Pomerleau
The $450 million all-cash offer seeks to improve DRS's ability to offer a wider range of technologies to customers.
