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For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
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Northrop and Raytheon to compete to build laser weapon for short-range air defense
Northrop and Raytheon will compete to build a 50-kilowatt-class laser that will be integrated onto interim Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Systems.
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US, Israel’s Arrow-3 missile put to the test in Alaska
The U.S. and Israel complete Arrow-3 high-altitude tests in Kodiak, Alaska.
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Fixing relationships: How US Army Futures Command is working with small biz, academia
Army Futures Command is setting out to change the service’s dynamic with small business and academia.
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First flight tests for Army’s Precision Strike Missile pushed to end of year
The Precision Strike Missile will begin flight tests in November and December at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
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Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft passes through key requirements gauntlet
The Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft requirements get the stamp of approval from the Army Requirements Oversight Council.
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Army Futures Command is ready for prime time
Army Futures Command is set to hit an important milestone at the end of the month, which will further lock it onto a path to modernize capability quickly.
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In Russia’s growing shadow, Lithuania modernizes its defenses
Lithuania is meeting NATO defense spending goals with plans to increase that spending in the coming years, which could mean additional infantry fighting vehicles, new helicopters and more humvees.
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A necessary rise: Lithuania bolsters its cybersecurity, catching the attention of other nations
Lithuania’s recent efforts to build up cybersecurity are catching the attention of the international community and putting the country at the forefront of cybersecurity development.
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Do the Baltics need more US military support to deter Russia?
Lithuania is calling for more U.S. military presence in its borders, but how realistic is the prospect of getting more American flags flying in the Baltics?
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For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
-
Northrop and Raytheon to compete to build laser weapon for short-range air defense
Northrop and Raytheon will compete to build a 50-kilowatt-class laser that will be integrated onto interim Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Systems.
-
US, Israel’s Arrow-3 missile put to the test in Alaska
The U.S. and Israel complete Arrow-3 high-altitude tests in Kodiak, Alaska.
-
Fixing relationships: How US Army Futures Command is working with small biz, academia
Army Futures Command is setting out to change the service’s dynamic with small business and academia.
-
First flight tests for Army’s Precision Strike Missile pushed to end of year
The Precision Strike Missile will begin flight tests in November and December at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
-
Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft passes through key requirements gauntlet
The Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft requirements get the stamp of approval from the Army Requirements Oversight Council.
-
Army Futures Command is ready for prime time
Army Futures Command is set to hit an important milestone at the end of the month, which will further lock it onto a path to modernize capability quickly.
-
In Russia’s growing shadow, Lithuania modernizes its defenses
Lithuania is meeting NATO defense spending goals with plans to increase that spending in the coming years, which could mean additional infantry fighting vehicles, new helicopters and more humvees.
-
A necessary rise: Lithuania bolsters its cybersecurity, catching the attention of other nations
Lithuania’s recent efforts to build up cybersecurity are catching the attention of the international community and putting the country at the forefront of cybersecurity development.
-
Do the Baltics need more US military support to deter Russia?
Lithuania is calling for more U.S. military presence in its borders, but how realistic is the prospect of getting more American flags flying in the Baltics?
-
For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
-
Northrop and Raytheon to compete to build laser weapon for short-range air defense
Northrop and Raytheon will compete to build a 50-kilowatt-class laser that will be integrated onto interim Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Systems.
-
US, Israel’s Arrow-3 missile put to the test in Alaska
The U.S. and Israel complete Arrow-3 high-altitude tests in Kodiak, Alaska.
-
Fixing relationships: How US Army Futures Command is working with small biz, academia
Army Futures Command is setting out to change the service’s dynamic with small business and academia.
-
First flight tests for Army’s Precision Strike Missile pushed to end of year
The Precision Strike Missile will begin flight tests in November and December at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
-
Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft passes through key requirements gauntlet
The Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft requirements get the stamp of approval from the Army Requirements Oversight Council.
-
Army Futures Command is ready for prime time
Army Futures Command is set to hit an important milestone at the end of the month, which will further lock it onto a path to modernize capability quickly.
-
In Russia’s growing shadow, Lithuania modernizes its defenses
Lithuania is meeting NATO defense spending goals with plans to increase that spending in the coming years, which could mean additional infantry fighting vehicles, new helicopters and more humvees.
-
A necessary rise: Lithuania bolsters its cybersecurity, catching the attention of other nations
Lithuania’s recent efforts to build up cybersecurity are catching the attention of the international community and putting the country at the forefront of cybersecurity development.
-
Do the Baltics need more US military support to deter Russia?
Lithuania is calling for more U.S. military presence in its borders, but how realistic is the prospect of getting more American flags flying in the Baltics?
