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Brazil defense minister: Space partnership with US not dead yet
For years, the U.S. and Brazil have attempted to nail down a partnership that would enable satellites to launch from the latter’s Alcantara site. Despite years of obstacles, Brazil’s defense minister is optimistic that progress is happening.
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First AH-64E Apache Guardian for Indonesia arrives from US
Indonesia will use the helicopters to “defend its borders, conduct counterterrorism and counter-piracy operations, and control the free flow of shipping through the strategic Straits of Malacca,” according to the FMS request.
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A road map and recipe for US-India defense ties
We are in an extremely unique and hopeful period in our relationship, and defense cooperation remains the cornerstone.
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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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The Army is testing if it wants to operate combat drones remotely
The pilot program assessing remote split operations for the Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system is set to conclude in 2019.
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New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
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US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
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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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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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Comprehensive missile defense for the homeland [Commentary]
The military services have the responsibility to organize, train and equip their forces for missile defense, and the combatant commanders to execute defense operations. But what about the homeland?
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Brazil defense minister: Space partnership with US not dead yet
For years, the U.S. and Brazil have attempted to nail down a partnership that would enable satellites to launch from the latter’s Alcantara site. Despite years of obstacles, Brazil’s defense minister is optimistic that progress is happening.
-
First AH-64E Apache Guardian for Indonesia arrives from US
Indonesia will use the helicopters to “defend its borders, conduct counterterrorism and counter-piracy operations, and control the free flow of shipping through the strategic Straits of Malacca,” according to the FMS request.
-
A road map and recipe for US-India defense ties
We are in an extremely unique and hopeful period in our relationship, and defense cooperation remains the cornerstone.
-
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.
-
The Army is testing if it wants to operate combat drones remotely
The pilot program assessing remote split operations for the Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system is set to conclude in 2019.
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New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
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US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
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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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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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Comprehensive missile defense for the homeland [Commentary]
The military services have the responsibility to organize, train and equip their forces for missile defense, and the combatant commanders to execute defense operations. But what about the homeland?
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Brazil defense minister: Space partnership with US not dead yet
For years, the U.S. and Brazil have attempted to nail down a partnership that would enable satellites to launch from the latter’s Alcantara site. Despite years of obstacles, Brazil’s defense minister is optimistic that progress is happening.
-
First AH-64E Apache Guardian for Indonesia arrives from US
Indonesia will use the helicopters to “defend its borders, conduct counterterrorism and counter-piracy operations, and control the free flow of shipping through the strategic Straits of Malacca,” according to the FMS request.
-
A road map and recipe for US-India defense ties
We are in an extremely unique and hopeful period in our relationship, and defense cooperation remains the cornerstone.
-
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.
-
The Army is testing if it wants to operate combat drones remotely
The pilot program assessing remote split operations for the Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system is set to conclude in 2019.
-
New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
-
US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
-
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.
-
GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
-
Comprehensive missile defense for the homeland [Commentary]
The military services have the responsibility to organize, train and equip their forces for missile defense, and the combatant commanders to execute defense operations. But what about the homeland?
