Todd South is an Editor-at-Large at Military Times. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as drone technology, space travel, and security in the aviation sector. Todd's work has been featured in prominent publications including Marine Corps Times, Yahoo News, and Defense News.
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Todd South primarily covers military-related topics, with a focus on government announcements and evolving stories related to the Army and Marines. His coverage suggests he is likely most responsive to pitches offering insights into new military technologies, training methods, or developments within these branches of the armed forces.
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The Space Force wants to make its electronic warfare capabilities more resilient by building five new tactical EW centers in the U.S. and around the globe, the need for which was underscored by recent Iranian attacks on USSF infrastructure and assets.
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The Air Force has embraced new technical approaches like open mission systems and rapid software updates for more of its aircraft.
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The Pentagon could have the option to create a new combatant command devoted to unmanned and autonomous systems if a provision in the Senate Armed Services Committee’s annual defense policy bill becomes law. The legislation is one of several moves lawmakers have proposed in recent weeks to both bound and bolster the department’s use of artificial intelligence and AI-enabled weapons.
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A recent workshop studied how threats in space could impact the U.S. and the options the Space Force to respond to them.
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