Decisive Point is a venture capital firm investing critical technologies for defense, energy, and infrastructure. Est. 2018
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Golden Dome is already reshaping the space industry.
As the Pentagon explores a massive space-based missile defense architecture, companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin are shifting attention toward national security missions, satellite networks, and future defense opportunities.
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Congratulations to Felix Rosenqvist on an incredible victory at the Indianapolis 500.
Precision, composure, and performance when it mattered most. Proud to support competitors who operate at the highest level - on and off the track.
-Team Decisive Point
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The U.S. Navy is accelerating development of shipboard laser weapons designed to defeat drones and missiles at the speed of light.
Systems like HELIOS are already operational as the Navy pushes toward a future “laser fleet.”
Source: Megan Eckstein | Defense News
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The Marine Corps is exploring robots capable of building Expeditionary Airfields in austere environments.
The future battlefield may include autonomous systems building the infrastructure before forces even arrive.
Source: Michael Peck — Defense News
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The Army is accelerating AI cyber defense efforts after a major wargame with 14 tech firms simulated AI-driven attacks during a future Pacific conflict.
Source: Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. - Breaking Defense
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Marines in the Pacific will be the first to test a pilot-optional helicopter built for autonomous resupply missions - supporting distributed forces and reducing risk to aircrews.
Source: Hope Hodge Seck - Defense News
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The Space Force’s 15-year vision calls for more personnel, advanced simulators, and resilient satellite networks as space becomes a core warfighting domain.
Source: Michael Peck - Defense News
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The Best Ranger Competition: 60 hours, 100 miles, and no margin for error.
Two-man teams of Ranger-qualified soldiers pushed to their limits to determine who truly earns the title of Best Ranger.
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Artemis II has returned, completing the first crewed Moon mission in 50 years.
~700,000 miles traveled, record distances reached, and a high-speed reentry at 25,000 mph - paving the way for humanity’s return to the lunar surface.
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Point of no return.
Artemis II executed its translunar burn - sending humans beyond Earth orbit for the first time in 50 years.
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The Army just received its first optionally piloted Black Hawk (H-60Mx). It’s capable of flying with or without a crew, controlled by AI or even a tablet on the ground. A major step toward autonomous aviation.
Source: DefenseScoop
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The Pentagon just boosted Golden Dome funding by $10B (now ~$185B) to accelerate space-based missile defense - focusing on tracking hypersonic threats earlier with new satellite networks and sensors.
Source: Breaking Defense
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The Pentagon’s new Chief Data Officer is tasked with pushing AI capabilities directly to warfighters, improving how the military collects and uses data to power systems like Project Maven and accelerate battlefield decision-making.
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The Pentagon plans to order 30,000 one-way attack drones under its Drone Dominance initiative, prioritizing low-cost, rapidly deployable systems tested by servicemembers during the “Gauntlet” evaluation.
Source: Valerie Insinna: Breaking Defense
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The Pentagon’s plan for FY 26 shows how it intends to spend the full $152B: readiness, overseas ops, and investments in tech like AI, space, and hypersonics - with tradeoffs made in munitions and new programs. Breaking Defense
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Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd’s nomination to lead U.S. Cyber Command & NSA has drawn mixed reactions: a Special Ops background rather than cyber expertise, but strong leadership experience - and a Senate vote could come soon. (Breaking Defense)
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DoD officials tell Breaking Defense that solving defense affordability isn’t about budgets alone - it demands acquisition reform and smarter use of AI and data to cut cost growth and speed delivery.
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