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US, Slovenian troops train Serbian special anti-terrorism unit
The Serbian anti-terrorism unit, worked with U.S. and Slovenian forces to enhance the tactical and technical capabilities of the unit.
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With budget passed, hunt for a new Compass Call ‘off and running’
The Air Force’s hunt for a new electronic warfare aircraft is “off and running” now that a budget has been approved for the rest of fiscal 2017.
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Raytheon awarded 3DELRR radar contract for second time
The Air Force ends a yearslong drama over the radar contract.
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![We need legislation to cover the US Guard and Reserve [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/army-reserve-soldiers-formation.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
We need legislation to cover the US Guard and Reserve [Commentary]
Congress should update the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act to reflect the increased training commitments of today’s force and consider additional tax benefits such as deductions for hiring reservists and tax exemptions for “differential pay.”
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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![Why start over in ballistic missile defense? [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/mda-ballistic-missile-test.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Why start over in ballistic missile defense? [Commentary]
In the face of North Korean threats and capabilities, we need improved BMD today, not years down the road. Sticking with what we have and improving it is the lowest-risk, most cost-effective option.
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US tipped France to Russian election hacking, says Cyber Command chief
The U.S. watched as Russia “penetrated” French systems during the election runup and gave French officials “a heads up,” Adm. Mike Rogers said Tuesday.
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Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
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Military orbiter’s landing rattles Florida with sonic boom
U.S. military officials say an unmanned aircraft orbiting Earth since May 2015 has landed in Florida.
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Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
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US, Slovenian troops train Serbian special anti-terrorism unit
The Serbian anti-terrorism unit, worked with U.S. and Slovenian forces to enhance the tactical and technical capabilities of the unit.
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With budget passed, hunt for a new Compass Call ‘off and running’
The Air Force’s hunt for a new electronic warfare aircraft is “off and running” now that a budget has been approved for the rest of fiscal 2017.
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Raytheon awarded 3DELRR radar contract for second time
The Air Force ends a yearslong drama over the radar contract.
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We need legislation to cover the US Guard and Reserve [Commentary]
Congress should update the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act to reflect the increased training commitments of today’s force and consider additional tax benefits such as deductions for hiring reservists and tax exemptions for “differential pay.”
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Why start over in ballistic missile defense? [Commentary]
In the face of North Korean threats and capabilities, we need improved BMD today, not years down the road. Sticking with what we have and improving it is the lowest-risk, most cost-effective option.
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US tipped France to Russian election hacking, says Cyber Command chief
The U.S. watched as Russia “penetrated” French systems during the election runup and gave French officials “a heads up,” Adm. Mike Rogers said Tuesday.
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Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
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Military orbiter’s landing rattles Florida with sonic boom
U.S. military officials say an unmanned aircraft orbiting Earth since May 2015 has landed in Florida.
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Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
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US, Slovenian troops train Serbian special anti-terrorism unit
The Serbian anti-terrorism unit, worked with U.S. and Slovenian forces to enhance the tactical and technical capabilities of the unit.
-
With budget passed, hunt for a new Compass Call ‘off and running’
The Air Force’s hunt for a new electronic warfare aircraft is “off and running” now that a budget has been approved for the rest of fiscal 2017.
-
Raytheon awarded 3DELRR radar contract for second time
The Air Force ends a yearslong drama over the radar contract.
-
We need legislation to cover the US Guard and Reserve [Commentary]
Congress should update the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act to reflect the increased training commitments of today’s force and consider additional tax benefits such as deductions for hiring reservists and tax exemptions for “differential pay.”
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Why start over in ballistic missile defense? [Commentary]
In the face of North Korean threats and capabilities, we need improved BMD today, not years down the road. Sticking with what we have and improving it is the lowest-risk, most cost-effective option.
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US tipped France to Russian election hacking, says Cyber Command chief
The U.S. watched as Russia “penetrated” French systems during the election runup and gave French officials “a heads up,” Adm. Mike Rogers said Tuesday.
-
Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
-
Military orbiter’s landing rattles Florida with sonic boom
U.S. military officials say an unmanned aircraft orbiting Earth since May 2015 has landed in Florida.
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Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
