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Rixey retiring from Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency
He will be leaving the role come July and his replacement has not been announced.
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India shuffles power to issue defense licenses among departments
Analysts say the departmental change will do little in improving the private sector production process of defense weapons and could even further add to the confusion.
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China among invitees to major US exercise
Despite ongoing tensions in the South China Sea and several recent tense aerial confrontations, China has been invited to attend next year’s U.S.-hosted Rim of the Pacific exercises, the U.S. Navy confirmed Monday.
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US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
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Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
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Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
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India starts work on creating panel to expedite arms acquisitions
India’s government has started working on establishing a new Defence Procurement Organization, which will be responsible for procurement of weapons and equipment.
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New Zealand test rocket makes it to space, but not orbit
New Zealand officials hope regular launches could change perceptions of the South Pacific nation and generate hundreds of millions of dollars each year in revenue.
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Taiwan holds war games simulating Chinese island attack
The drills come amid heightened tensions with China, which claims Taiwan as its own territory to be brought under its control by force if necessary.
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Russia boasts of arms upgrade, ‘strategic parity’ with NATO
Russia’s defense minister says the country’s nuclear forces have been equipped with the new Yars ICBMs with an enhanced capability to penetrate any potential missile defense.
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Rixey retiring from Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency
He will be leaving the role come July and his replacement has not been announced.
-
India shuffles power to issue defense licenses among departments
Analysts say the departmental change will do little in improving the private sector production process of defense weapons and could even further add to the confusion.
-
China among invitees to major US exercise
Despite ongoing tensions in the South China Sea and several recent tense aerial confrontations, China has been invited to attend next year’s U.S.-hosted Rim of the Pacific exercises, the U.S. Navy confirmed Monday.
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US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
-
Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
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Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
-
India starts work on creating panel to expedite arms acquisitions
India’s government has started working on establishing a new Defence Procurement Organization, which will be responsible for procurement of weapons and equipment.
-
New Zealand test rocket makes it to space, but not orbit
New Zealand officials hope regular launches could change perceptions of the South Pacific nation and generate hundreds of millions of dollars each year in revenue.
-
Taiwan holds war games simulating Chinese island attack
The drills come amid heightened tensions with China, which claims Taiwan as its own territory to be brought under its control by force if necessary.
-
Russia boasts of arms upgrade, ‘strategic parity’ with NATO
Russia’s defense minister says the country’s nuclear forces have been equipped with the new Yars ICBMs with an enhanced capability to penetrate any potential missile defense.
-
Rixey retiring from Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency
He will be leaving the role come July and his replacement has not been announced.
-
India shuffles power to issue defense licenses among departments
Analysts say the departmental change will do little in improving the private sector production process of defense weapons and could even further add to the confusion.
-
China among invitees to major US exercise
Despite ongoing tensions in the South China Sea and several recent tense aerial confrontations, China has been invited to attend next year’s U.S.-hosted Rim of the Pacific exercises, the U.S. Navy confirmed Monday.
-
US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
-
Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
-
Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
-
India starts work on creating panel to expedite arms acquisitions
India’s government has started working on establishing a new Defence Procurement Organization, which will be responsible for procurement of weapons and equipment.
-
New Zealand test rocket makes it to space, but not orbit
New Zealand officials hope regular launches could change perceptions of the South Pacific nation and generate hundreds of millions of dollars each year in revenue.
-
Taiwan holds war games simulating Chinese island attack
The drills come amid heightened tensions with China, which claims Taiwan as its own territory to be brought under its control by force if necessary.
-
Russia boasts of arms upgrade, ‘strategic parity’ with NATO
Russia’s defense minister says the country’s nuclear forces have been equipped with the new Yars ICBMs with an enhanced capability to penetrate any potential missile defense.
