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White House issues new cybersecurity policy for space systems
Space Policy Directive-5 will foster practices within the government and commercial space operations to protect space systems from cyberthreats, according to the White House.
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US Army Cyber Command to take ‘more direct role’ in offensive, influence operations
The combination of authorities and a newly built headquarters will allow Army Cyber Command a greater ability to conduct offensive and influence operations.
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National Transportation Safety Board faults US Navy for Fitzgerald collision
The NTSB found the bridge watch team, the combat information center, the commanding officer and the Navy more generally at fault for the accident.
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North Korea waiting for US elections to resume talks, South Korean ambassador says
North Korea is likely waiting until after the U.S. elections to resume negotiations with Washington over its nuclear arsenal, says the South Korean ambassador to the U.S.
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Extending the New START nuclear pact will help stabilize US-Russia relations
The nuclear disparity between the U.S., Russia and China is too lopsided for Beijing to even consider joining negotiations for a nuclear arms control agreement.
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Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
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Ball’s in Russia’s court on New START extension, says DoD official
New START, which limits each country to no more than 1,550 deployed nuclear warheads and 700 deployed missiles and bombers, expires Feb. 5 unless the U.S. and Russia agree to extend it.
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Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
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Trump repeats questionable NATO funding claims in GOP convention speech
President Donald Trump again claimed credit for an agreement by NATO members to increase spending on their own defense during his Republican convention speech.
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US imposes sanctions on Chinese defense firms over maritime dispute
Some of the Chinese enterprises caught up in the latest U.S. sanctions were on the Defense News Top 100 list this year, which ranks defense companies around the world based on their defense-related revenue.
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White House issues new cybersecurity policy for space systems
Space Policy Directive-5 will foster practices within the government and commercial space operations to protect space systems from cyberthreats, according to the White House.
-
US Army Cyber Command to take ‘more direct role’ in offensive, influence operations
The combination of authorities and a newly built headquarters will allow Army Cyber Command a greater ability to conduct offensive and influence operations.
-
National Transportation Safety Board faults US Navy for Fitzgerald collision
The NTSB found the bridge watch team, the combat information center, the commanding officer and the Navy more generally at fault for the accident.
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North Korea waiting for US elections to resume talks, South Korean ambassador says
North Korea is likely waiting until after the U.S. elections to resume negotiations with Washington over its nuclear arsenal, says the South Korean ambassador to the U.S.
-
Extending the New START nuclear pact will help stabilize US-Russia relations
The nuclear disparity between the U.S., Russia and China is too lopsided for Beijing to even consider joining negotiations for a nuclear arms control agreement.
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Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
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Ball’s in Russia’s court on New START extension, says DoD official
New START, which limits each country to no more than 1,550 deployed nuclear warheads and 700 deployed missiles and bombers, expires Feb. 5 unless the U.S. and Russia agree to extend it.
-
Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
-
Trump repeats questionable NATO funding claims in GOP convention speech
President Donald Trump again claimed credit for an agreement by NATO members to increase spending on their own defense during his Republican convention speech.
-
US imposes sanctions on Chinese defense firms over maritime dispute
Some of the Chinese enterprises caught up in the latest U.S. sanctions were on the Defense News Top 100 list this year, which ranks defense companies around the world based on their defense-related revenue.
-
White House issues new cybersecurity policy for space systems
Space Policy Directive-5 will foster practices within the government and commercial space operations to protect space systems from cyberthreats, according to the White House.
-
US Army Cyber Command to take ‘more direct role’ in offensive, influence operations
The combination of authorities and a newly built headquarters will allow Army Cyber Command a greater ability to conduct offensive and influence operations.
-
National Transportation Safety Board faults US Navy for Fitzgerald collision
The NTSB found the bridge watch team, the combat information center, the commanding officer and the Navy more generally at fault for the accident.
-
North Korea waiting for US elections to resume talks, South Korean ambassador says
North Korea is likely waiting until after the U.S. elections to resume negotiations with Washington over its nuclear arsenal, says the South Korean ambassador to the U.S.
-
Extending the New START nuclear pact will help stabilize US-Russia relations
The nuclear disparity between the U.S., Russia and China is too lopsided for Beijing to even consider joining negotiations for a nuclear arms control agreement.
-
Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
-
Ball’s in Russia’s court on New START extension, says DoD official
New START, which limits each country to no more than 1,550 deployed nuclear warheads and 700 deployed missiles and bombers, expires Feb. 5 unless the U.S. and Russia agree to extend it.
-
Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
-
Trump repeats questionable NATO funding claims in GOP convention speech
President Donald Trump again claimed credit for an agreement by NATO members to increase spending on their own defense during his Republican convention speech.
-
US imposes sanctions on Chinese defense firms over maritime dispute
Some of the Chinese enterprises caught up in the latest U.S. sanctions were on the Defense News Top 100 list this year, which ranks defense companies around the world based on their defense-related revenue.
