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Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
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Here’s how the Trump administration could make it easier to sell military drones
A proposed focus on speed over payload would make drone exports easier for the U.S. and others. But 35 countries need to sign off on the change.
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V-280 Valor flies for the first time
Bell Helicopter’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor aircraft flew for the first time Monday in a low hover over the ground, according to an official tuned into the proceedings.
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Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
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Townsend expected to be new US Army TRADOC commander
Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend, who most recently commanded Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve, the military campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, is expected to be the next U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command commander after Gen. David Perkins retires.
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US Army Europe is getting a new commander from 25th ID
Maj. Gen. Christopher Cavoli, the commander of the 25th Infantry Division, will take command of U.S. Army Europe.
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American exodus? 17,000 US defense suppliers may have left the defense sector
A large number of American companies that supply the U.S. military may have left the defense market, a report says, raising alarm over the health and future of the defense industrial base.
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British military to test space-based intelligence gathering
The satellite will give the military hands-on experience on a spacecraft able to offer customers high-resolution, full-motion video imagery in color for intelligence gathering and other duties.
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Navy finds deep-rooted failures led to fatal collisions
Navy officialdom admits to widespread failures at the core of its most basic function: safely operating ships at sea.
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Navy crews at fault in fatal collisions, investigations find
Two accidents that claimed the lives of 17 sailors resulted from complete breakdowns in standard Navy procedures and poor decision making by officers and sailors on the bridge of the two warships.
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Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
-
Here’s how the Trump administration could make it easier to sell military drones
A proposed focus on speed over payload would make drone exports easier for the U.S. and others. But 35 countries need to sign off on the change.
-
V-280 Valor flies for the first time
Bell Helicopter’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor aircraft flew for the first time Monday in a low hover over the ground, according to an official tuned into the proceedings.
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Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
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Townsend expected to be new US Army TRADOC commander
Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend, who most recently commanded Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve, the military campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, is expected to be the next U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command commander after Gen. David Perkins retires.
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US Army Europe is getting a new commander from 25th ID
Maj. Gen. Christopher Cavoli, the commander of the 25th Infantry Division, will take command of U.S. Army Europe.
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American exodus? 17,000 US defense suppliers may have left the defense sector
A large number of American companies that supply the U.S. military may have left the defense market, a report says, raising alarm over the health and future of the defense industrial base.
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British military to test space-based intelligence gathering
The satellite will give the military hands-on experience on a spacecraft able to offer customers high-resolution, full-motion video imagery in color for intelligence gathering and other duties.
-
Navy finds deep-rooted failures led to fatal collisions
Navy officialdom admits to widespread failures at the core of its most basic function: safely operating ships at sea.
-
Navy crews at fault in fatal collisions, investigations find
Two accidents that claimed the lives of 17 sailors resulted from complete breakdowns in standard Navy procedures and poor decision making by officers and sailors on the bridge of the two warships.
-
Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
-
Here’s how the Trump administration could make it easier to sell military drones
A proposed focus on speed over payload would make drone exports easier for the U.S. and others. But 35 countries need to sign off on the change.
-
V-280 Valor flies for the first time
Bell Helicopter’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor aircraft flew for the first time Monday in a low hover over the ground, according to an official tuned into the proceedings.
-
Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
-
Townsend expected to be new US Army TRADOC commander
Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend, who most recently commanded Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve, the military campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, is expected to be the next U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command commander after Gen. David Perkins retires.
-
US Army Europe is getting a new commander from 25th ID
Maj. Gen. Christopher Cavoli, the commander of the 25th Infantry Division, will take command of U.S. Army Europe.
-
American exodus? 17,000 US defense suppliers may have left the defense sector
A large number of American companies that supply the U.S. military may have left the defense market, a report says, raising alarm over the health and future of the defense industrial base.
-
British military to test space-based intelligence gathering
The satellite will give the military hands-on experience on a spacecraft able to offer customers high-resolution, full-motion video imagery in color for intelligence gathering and other duties.
-
Navy finds deep-rooted failures led to fatal collisions
Navy officialdom admits to widespread failures at the core of its most basic function: safely operating ships at sea.
-
Navy crews at fault in fatal collisions, investigations find
Two accidents that claimed the lives of 17 sailors resulted from complete breakdowns in standard Navy procedures and poor decision making by officers and sailors on the bridge of the two warships.
