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Japan hastens pursuit of unmanned ground vehicles for its military
Foreign vendors are so far dominating Tokyo’s lineup of trial robots, as the government tries to catch up on the use of unmanned systems.
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Emirati F-35 prospects languish amid high-stakes Chinese, US courting
In April, Abu Dhabi dispatched defense officials to Beijing and Washington for cooperation negotiations in a matter of weeks.
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Lebanon’s military stagnates amid economic turmoil, Hezbollah influence
Lebanon’s military is working with a U.N.-led force to improve security, but economic and political factors are hindering these efforts, analysts say.
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Biden’s FY25 budget cuts missile defense when we need it more than ever
Given the deteriorating security environment, it would seem that cutting missile defenses is the exact wrong thing to do at this point.
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House lawmakers press Austin on Rafah, Israel aid and Gaza pier plans
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin fielded several questions about the Pentagon’s role in Gaza as Israel signals a Rafah invasion.
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China launches Pakistan’s Hangor submarine, despite engine row with Germany
The initial Hangor II delivery timetable would have seen the four Chinese-built submarines delivered by 2023.
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US Marine Corps opens new center to more rapidly get tech to operators
The Marine Corps is trying to speed up its modernization through a new Fusion Center and a capability-centric acquisition approach.
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Volt Typhoon hacks likely to inspire copycats, CNMF’s Mahlock says
Attacks on critical infrastructure — food and water delivery, health care services, defense contracting and more — could hamper U.S. military response.
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Italy, France target land warfare in new industry partnership deal
The move comes as Italy seeks to join long-awaited Franco-German tank program.
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How the US can reclaim leadership in advanced energetic materials
It’s time to restore what was once American leadership in the materials that most define the lethality and effectiveness of weapons systems.
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Japan hastens pursuit of unmanned ground vehicles for its military
Foreign vendors are so far dominating Tokyo’s lineup of trial robots, as the government tries to catch up on the use of unmanned systems.
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Emirati F-35 prospects languish amid high-stakes Chinese, US courting
In April, Abu Dhabi dispatched defense officials to Beijing and Washington for cooperation negotiations in a matter of weeks.
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Lebanon’s military stagnates amid economic turmoil, Hezbollah influence
Lebanon’s military is working with a U.N.-led force to improve security, but economic and political factors are hindering these efforts, analysts say.
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Biden’s FY25 budget cuts missile defense when we need it more than ever
Given the deteriorating security environment, it would seem that cutting missile defenses is the exact wrong thing to do at this point.
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House lawmakers press Austin on Rafah, Israel aid and Gaza pier plans
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin fielded several questions about the Pentagon’s role in Gaza as Israel signals a Rafah invasion.
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China launches Pakistan’s Hangor submarine, despite engine row with Germany
The initial Hangor II delivery timetable would have seen the four Chinese-built submarines delivered by 2023.
-
US Marine Corps opens new center to more rapidly get tech to operators
The Marine Corps is trying to speed up its modernization through a new Fusion Center and a capability-centric acquisition approach.
-
Volt Typhoon hacks likely to inspire copycats, CNMF’s Mahlock says
Attacks on critical infrastructure — food and water delivery, health care services, defense contracting and more — could hamper U.S. military response.
-
Italy, France target land warfare in new industry partnership deal
The move comes as Italy seeks to join long-awaited Franco-German tank program.
-
How the US can reclaim leadership in advanced energetic materials
It’s time to restore what was once American leadership in the materials that most define the lethality and effectiveness of weapons systems.
-
Japan hastens pursuit of unmanned ground vehicles for its military
Foreign vendors are so far dominating Tokyo’s lineup of trial robots, as the government tries to catch up on the use of unmanned systems.
-
Emirati F-35 prospects languish amid high-stakes Chinese, US courting
In April, Abu Dhabi dispatched defense officials to Beijing and Washington for cooperation negotiations in a matter of weeks.
-
Lebanon’s military stagnates amid economic turmoil, Hezbollah influence
Lebanon’s military is working with a U.N.-led force to improve security, but economic and political factors are hindering these efforts, analysts say.
-
Biden’s FY25 budget cuts missile defense when we need it more than ever
Given the deteriorating security environment, it would seem that cutting missile defenses is the exact wrong thing to do at this point.
-
House lawmakers press Austin on Rafah, Israel aid and Gaza pier plans
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin fielded several questions about the Pentagon’s role in Gaza as Israel signals a Rafah invasion.
-
China launches Pakistan’s Hangor submarine, despite engine row with Germany
The initial Hangor II delivery timetable would have seen the four Chinese-built submarines delivered by 2023.
-
US Marine Corps opens new center to more rapidly get tech to operators
The Marine Corps is trying to speed up its modernization through a new Fusion Center and a capability-centric acquisition approach.
-
Volt Typhoon hacks likely to inspire copycats, CNMF’s Mahlock says
Attacks on critical infrastructure — food and water delivery, health care services, defense contracting and more — could hamper U.S. military response.
-
Italy, France target land warfare in new industry partnership deal
The move comes as Italy seeks to join long-awaited Franco-German tank program.
-
How the US can reclaim leadership in advanced energetic materials
It’s time to restore what was once American leadership in the materials that most define the lethality and effectiveness of weapons systems.
