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Pentagon seeks increased P-8 ties with Norway, UK
The United States, United Kingdom and Norway have agreed in principal to create a trilateral coalition built around the P-8 maritime aircraft — though exactly what that means remains unclear.
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An exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise
C4ISRNET got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Force’s capabilities and readiness.
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Recovered SpaceX booster arrives aboard drone ship
Southern California-based SpaceX is recovering first stages of its Falcon 9 rockets in an effort to bring down launch costs by reusing hardware.
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House armed services panel overwhelmingly passes FY18 defense policy bill
The House Armed Services Committee voted 60-1 to authorize $696.5 billion for 2018, which adds $21 billion of $31 billion of DoD-requested weapons programs left unfunded by the Trump budget request.
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Leonardo and BAE team on guided munitions, with US market in their sights
BAE Systems and Leonardo have teamed to offer Leonardo’s Vulcano guided munitions to the US Navy, the firms said on Wednesday.
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Intel report: Kremlin sees US urging regime change in Russia
Kremlin leaders are convinced America is intent on regime change in Russia, a fear that is feeding rising tension and military competition between the former Cold War foes, the Pentagon’s intelligence arm has assessed.
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Ellen Lord, Textron System CEO, nominated for undersecretary of AT&L
The White House announced Tuesday its intent to nominate Ellen Lord, the CEO of Textron Systems, as the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
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Pentagon seeks increased P-8 ties with Norway, UK
The United States, United Kingdom and Norway have agreed in principal to create a trilateral coalition built around the P-8 maritime aircraft — though exactly what that means remains unclear.
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An exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise
C4ISRNET got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Force’s capabilities and readiness.
-
Recovered SpaceX booster arrives aboard drone ship
Southern California-based SpaceX is recovering first stages of its Falcon 9 rockets in an effort to bring down launch costs by reusing hardware.
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House armed services panel overwhelmingly passes FY18 defense policy bill
The House Armed Services Committee voted 60-1 to authorize $696.5 billion for 2018, which adds $21 billion of $31 billion of DoD-requested weapons programs left unfunded by the Trump budget request.
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Leonardo and BAE team on guided munitions, with US market in their sights
BAE Systems and Leonardo have teamed to offer Leonardo’s Vulcano guided munitions to the US Navy, the firms said on Wednesday.
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Intel report: Kremlin sees US urging regime change in Russia
Kremlin leaders are convinced America is intent on regime change in Russia, a fear that is feeding rising tension and military competition between the former Cold War foes, the Pentagon’s intelligence arm has assessed.
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Ellen Lord, Textron System CEO, nominated for undersecretary of AT&L
The White House announced Tuesday its intent to nominate Ellen Lord, the CEO of Textron Systems, as the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
-
Pentagon seeks increased P-8 ties with Norway, UK
The United States, United Kingdom and Norway have agreed in principal to create a trilateral coalition built around the P-8 maritime aircraft — though exactly what that means remains unclear.
-
An exclusive peek inside Cyber Command’s premiere annual exercise
C4ISRNET got an exclusive look at Cyber Flag, a military exercise focused on training and validating the Cyber Mission Force’s capabilities and readiness.
-
Recovered SpaceX booster arrives aboard drone ship
Southern California-based SpaceX is recovering first stages of its Falcon 9 rockets in an effort to bring down launch costs by reusing hardware.
-
House armed services panel overwhelmingly passes FY18 defense policy bill
The House Armed Services Committee voted 60-1 to authorize $696.5 billion for 2018, which adds $21 billion of $31 billion of DoD-requested weapons programs left unfunded by the Trump budget request.
-
Leonardo and BAE team on guided munitions, with US market in their sights
BAE Systems and Leonardo have teamed to offer Leonardo’s Vulcano guided munitions to the US Navy, the firms said on Wednesday.
-
Intel report: Kremlin sees US urging regime change in Russia
Kremlin leaders are convinced America is intent on regime change in Russia, a fear that is feeding rising tension and military competition between the former Cold War foes, the Pentagon’s intelligence arm has assessed.
-
Ellen Lord, Textron System CEO, nominated for undersecretary of AT&L
The White House announced Tuesday its intent to nominate Ellen Lord, the CEO of Textron Systems, as the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
-
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
