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Britain’s Ajax program involved ‘systemic and institutional’ failures
A report on the British Army’s troubled Ajax vehicle program is out, and the country’s top weapons buyer is responding.
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Hungary responds after US senator says he blocked HIMARS purchase
U.S. Sen. James Risch of Idaho says he had blocked the sale of 24 missile launchers to Hungary.
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Ukrainian defense firms seek ties to Europe’s industry
Kyiv is walking the line between taking foreign assistance and building a self-sufficient domestic industry.
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Cyberattack wave in Ukraine linked to Russia’s GRU, Microsoft says
“While it has not been the most successful Russian actor,” Microsoft said in a blog post, “Cadet Blizzard has seen some recent success.”
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Turkey gets new defense procurement chief
Haluk Gorgun is currently the board chairman of Turkey’s largest defense company, Aselsan.
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Hydraulic warfare is here to stay. NATO should plan for it.
Sophisticated tanks and fighter jets are important to shift the balance of power in Ukraine. But water is equally critical.
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Germany unveils its first national security strategy
Find out what the government thinks of Russia and China.
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Italy’s Army aviation chief talks helicopter advancements
Out with the old, in with the new, right? Not so fast, says Italy’s chief of army aviation.
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UK vendors unveil tech for powering Tempest warplane demo
The Ministry of Defence wants to see a demonstrator of the sixth-generation warplane fly in four years.
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House seeks to codify quiet military aid to US-friendly militias
Draft legislation in the House NDAA would codify into law special operations for irregular warfare against Russia and China.
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Britain’s Ajax program involved ‘systemic and institutional’ failures
A report on the British Army’s troubled Ajax vehicle program is out, and the country’s top weapons buyer is responding.
-
Hungary responds after US senator says he blocked HIMARS purchase
U.S. Sen. James Risch of Idaho says he had blocked the sale of 24 missile launchers to Hungary.
-
Ukrainian defense firms seek ties to Europe’s industry
Kyiv is walking the line between taking foreign assistance and building a self-sufficient domestic industry.
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Cyberattack wave in Ukraine linked to Russia’s GRU, Microsoft says
“While it has not been the most successful Russian actor,” Microsoft said in a blog post, “Cadet Blizzard has seen some recent success.”
-
Turkey gets new defense procurement chief
Haluk Gorgun is currently the board chairman of Turkey’s largest defense company, Aselsan.
-
Hydraulic warfare is here to stay. NATO should plan for it.
Sophisticated tanks and fighter jets are important to shift the balance of power in Ukraine. But water is equally critical.
-
Germany unveils its first national security strategy
Find out what the government thinks of Russia and China.
-
Italy’s Army aviation chief talks helicopter advancements
Out with the old, in with the new, right? Not so fast, says Italy’s chief of army aviation.
-
UK vendors unveil tech for powering Tempest warplane demo
The Ministry of Defence wants to see a demonstrator of the sixth-generation warplane fly in four years.
-
House seeks to codify quiet military aid to US-friendly militias
Draft legislation in the House NDAA would codify into law special operations for irregular warfare against Russia and China.
-
Britain’s Ajax program involved ‘systemic and institutional’ failures
A report on the British Army’s troubled Ajax vehicle program is out, and the country’s top weapons buyer is responding.
-
Hungary responds after US senator says he blocked HIMARS purchase
U.S. Sen. James Risch of Idaho says he had blocked the sale of 24 missile launchers to Hungary.
-
Ukrainian defense firms seek ties to Europe’s industry
Kyiv is walking the line between taking foreign assistance and building a self-sufficient domestic industry.
-
Cyberattack wave in Ukraine linked to Russia’s GRU, Microsoft says
“While it has not been the most successful Russian actor,” Microsoft said in a blog post, “Cadet Blizzard has seen some recent success.”
-
Turkey gets new defense procurement chief
Haluk Gorgun is currently the board chairman of Turkey’s largest defense company, Aselsan.
-
Hydraulic warfare is here to stay. NATO should plan for it.
Sophisticated tanks and fighter jets are important to shift the balance of power in Ukraine. But water is equally critical.
-
Germany unveils its first national security strategy
Find out what the government thinks of Russia and China.
-
Italy’s Army aviation chief talks helicopter advancements
Out with the old, in with the new, right? Not so fast, says Italy’s chief of army aviation.
-
UK vendors unveil tech for powering Tempest warplane demo
The Ministry of Defence wants to see a demonstrator of the sixth-generation warplane fly in four years.
-
House seeks to codify quiet military aid to US-friendly militias
Draft legislation in the House NDAA would codify into law special operations for irregular warfare against Russia and China.
