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The Coast Guard wants to assemble the Minions for its dirtiest jobs
The Coast Guard envisions a potentially endless array of sensors to help with everything from ship identification tools to electronic navigation aids.
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US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
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Air Force, Navy send more equipment to search for missing Argentine submarine
The submarine has been missing for almost a week.
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US Air Force, Navy join search for lost Argentine submarine
Two C-17 Globemaster IIIs and a C-5M Super Galaxy were dispatched to Argentina on Saturday, bringing with them two underwater rescue systems to aid in the search for an Argentine navy submarine missing since Nov. 15.
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Argentina says it may have received signals from missing sub
Argentina’s Navy detected seven brief satellite calls Saturday that officials believe may have come from a submarine with 44 crew members that hadn’t been heard from in three days.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
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Ambassador to NATO unsure if US will impose sanctions on Turkey for S-400 buy
Turkey understands “all of the ramifications” of its decisions, says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
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US State Department clears Poland’s $10.5B request to buy Patriot
The U.S. State Department has cleared a potential $10.5 billion sale of four Patriot air-and-missile defense systems to Poland and, compared with other recent deals, it could trigger sticker shock.
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Argentine Navy loses contact with submarine carrying 44
The Navy said that ships and aircraft were searching near the last known location of the ARA San Juan, a German-built diesel-electric vessel.
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Pentagon eyes intimate R&D tie-up with UAE based on US-Israel model
U.S. and Emirati defense officials will meet next month to continue discussions on technology security protocols that aim to elevate the level at which Washington can share and ultimately co-develop sensitive technologies with the UAE.
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The Coast Guard wants to assemble the Minions for its dirtiest jobs
The Coast Guard envisions a potentially endless array of sensors to help with everything from ship identification tools to electronic navigation aids.
-
US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
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Air Force, Navy send more equipment to search for missing Argentine submarine
The submarine has been missing for almost a week.
-
US Air Force, Navy join search for lost Argentine submarine
Two C-17 Globemaster IIIs and a C-5M Super Galaxy were dispatched to Argentina on Saturday, bringing with them two underwater rescue systems to aid in the search for an Argentine navy submarine missing since Nov. 15.
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Argentina says it may have received signals from missing sub
Argentina’s Navy detected seven brief satellite calls Saturday that officials believe may have come from a submarine with 44 crew members that hadn’t been heard from in three days.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
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Ambassador to NATO unsure if US will impose sanctions on Turkey for S-400 buy
Turkey understands “all of the ramifications” of its decisions, says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
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US State Department clears Poland’s $10.5B request to buy Patriot
The U.S. State Department has cleared a potential $10.5 billion sale of four Patriot air-and-missile defense systems to Poland and, compared with other recent deals, it could trigger sticker shock.
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Argentine Navy loses contact with submarine carrying 44
The Navy said that ships and aircraft were searching near the last known location of the ARA San Juan, a German-built diesel-electric vessel.
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Pentagon eyes intimate R&D tie-up with UAE based on US-Israel model
U.S. and Emirati defense officials will meet next month to continue discussions on technology security protocols that aim to elevate the level at which Washington can share and ultimately co-develop sensitive technologies with the UAE.
-
The Coast Guard wants to assemble the Minions for its dirtiest jobs
The Coast Guard envisions a potentially endless array of sensors to help with everything from ship identification tools to electronic navigation aids.
-
US missile defense architecture upgrades will help neutralize long-range threats
Lockheed Martin is prepping for wideband radar capabilities that can enhance the effectiveness of ground-based interceptors by discriminating threats at extreme distances.
-
Air Force, Navy send more equipment to search for missing Argentine submarine
The submarine has been missing for almost a week.
-
US Air Force, Navy join search for lost Argentine submarine
Two C-17 Globemaster IIIs and a C-5M Super Galaxy were dispatched to Argentina on Saturday, bringing with them two underwater rescue systems to aid in the search for an Argentine navy submarine missing since Nov. 15.
-
Argentina says it may have received signals from missing sub
Argentina’s Navy detected seven brief satellite calls Saturday that officials believe may have come from a submarine with 44 crew members that hadn’t been heard from in three days.
-
Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
-
Ambassador to NATO unsure if US will impose sanctions on Turkey for S-400 buy
Turkey understands “all of the ramifications” of its decisions, says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
-
US State Department clears Poland’s $10.5B request to buy Patriot
The U.S. State Department has cleared a potential $10.5 billion sale of four Patriot air-and-missile defense systems to Poland and, compared with other recent deals, it could trigger sticker shock.
-
Argentine Navy loses contact with submarine carrying 44
The Navy said that ships and aircraft were searching near the last known location of the ARA San Juan, a German-built diesel-electric vessel.
-
Pentagon eyes intimate R&D tie-up with UAE based on US-Israel model
U.S. and Emirati defense officials will meet next month to continue discussions on technology security protocols that aim to elevate the level at which Washington can share and ultimately co-develop sensitive technologies with the UAE.
