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Argentina eyes surplus CH-46 helicopters as Mi-17 replacement
Argentina was unable to perform maintenance on its Mi-17s because of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.
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Three top military leaders confirmed after Senate deal
The Senate is expected to fill three vacancies on the Joint Chiefs of Staff — including the chairman post — after a surprise breakthrough Wednesday.
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US charges Russian man with smuggling microelectronics amid Ukraine war
“We are laser-focused on rooting out the procurement networks fueling the Russian war machine,” said Matthew Axelrod, an export enforcement official.
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How to ensure the defense-industrial base and supply chain resiliency
Here are several recommendations for actionable policies that could contribute to the long-term health and resiliency of the industrial base.
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US State Department approves South Korea to buy 25 more F-35A jets
The potential deal is estimated to be worth more than $5 billion.
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US seizes initiative on space security for the first time in decades
The world is on Washington’s side to help make space more secure and sustainable, if only it has the political will to lead.
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Bass warns airmen to prepare for asymmetric warfare
The chief master sergeant of the Air Force warned airmen not to underestimate the cyber and information domains as drivers and amplifiers of conflict.
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What new federal cybersecurity policy means for government contractors
The most controversial section calls for holding software companies liable for producing insecure code.
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Argentina buys P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft from Norway
Three are fitted for maritime surveillance, anti-submarine and anti-surface missions, and one is designed for search and rescue operations.
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The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
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Argentina eyes surplus CH-46 helicopters as Mi-17 replacement
Argentina was unable to perform maintenance on its Mi-17s because of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.
-
Three top military leaders confirmed after Senate deal
The Senate is expected to fill three vacancies on the Joint Chiefs of Staff — including the chairman post — after a surprise breakthrough Wednesday.
-
US charges Russian man with smuggling microelectronics amid Ukraine war
“We are laser-focused on rooting out the procurement networks fueling the Russian war machine,” said Matthew Axelrod, an export enforcement official.
-
How to ensure the defense-industrial base and supply chain resiliency
Here are several recommendations for actionable policies that could contribute to the long-term health and resiliency of the industrial base.
-
US State Department approves South Korea to buy 25 more F-35A jets
The potential deal is estimated to be worth more than $5 billion.
-
US seizes initiative on space security for the first time in decades
The world is on Washington’s side to help make space more secure and sustainable, if only it has the political will to lead.
-
Bass warns airmen to prepare for asymmetric warfare
The chief master sergeant of the Air Force warned airmen not to underestimate the cyber and information domains as drivers and amplifiers of conflict.
-
What new federal cybersecurity policy means for government contractors
The most controversial section calls for holding software companies liable for producing insecure code.
-
Argentina buys P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft from Norway
Three are fitted for maritime surveillance, anti-submarine and anti-surface missions, and one is designed for search and rescue operations.
-
The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
-
Argentina eyes surplus CH-46 helicopters as Mi-17 replacement
Argentina was unable to perform maintenance on its Mi-17s because of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.
-
Three top military leaders confirmed after Senate deal
The Senate is expected to fill three vacancies on the Joint Chiefs of Staff — including the chairman post — after a surprise breakthrough Wednesday.
-
US charges Russian man with smuggling microelectronics amid Ukraine war
“We are laser-focused on rooting out the procurement networks fueling the Russian war machine,” said Matthew Axelrod, an export enforcement official.
-
How to ensure the defense-industrial base and supply chain resiliency
Here are several recommendations for actionable policies that could contribute to the long-term health and resiliency of the industrial base.
-
US State Department approves South Korea to buy 25 more F-35A jets
The potential deal is estimated to be worth more than $5 billion.
-
US seizes initiative on space security for the first time in decades
The world is on Washington’s side to help make space more secure and sustainable, if only it has the political will to lead.
-
Bass warns airmen to prepare for asymmetric warfare
The chief master sergeant of the Air Force warned airmen not to underestimate the cyber and information domains as drivers and amplifiers of conflict.
-
What new federal cybersecurity policy means for government contractors
The most controversial section calls for holding software companies liable for producing insecure code.
-
Argentina buys P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft from Norway
Three are fitted for maritime surveillance, anti-submarine and anti-surface missions, and one is designed for search and rescue operations.
-
The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
