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Anduril, GDLS team up on smarter battlefield radar
Anduril will integrate its Spark Radar onto General Dynamics Land Systems platforms.
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NATO sees Russian naval presence wane in the Mediterranean
Alliance officials believe Moscow’s sea service is strained, having to focus on the Baltic and High North regions instead.
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US sending about 200 troops to Israel to monitor Gaza ceasefire deal
Officials said CENTCOM is going to establish a coordination center in Israel that will help facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid, AP reported.
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US Air Force drone wingmen to get own squadrons, chief nominee says
Air Force chief of staff nominee Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach said the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve could be considered for their own CCA squadrons.
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India to buy UK-made Thales multirole missiles in £350 million deal
The U.K. has been eyeing a larger share of the Indian armament market.
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Italy unveils €31 billion defense budget with NATO target in mind
The document gives a breakdown on spending for each program, but in a departure from tradition does not state the total amount of procurement funding.
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Cruise missiles are the present and future of warfare
One need not wonder why the U.S., Russia and now China have invested so much in submarine-launched cruise missiles.
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Combat mass and speed: Europe moves to unlock Ukraine’s drone insights
Kyiv has amassed powerful knowledge on drone warfare as its forces battle Russia’s invasion. Can allies tap into it?
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Israel and Hamas agree to ‘first phase’ of peace plan, Trump says
President Donald Trump says Israel and Hamas have agreed to the “first phase” of his peace plan to pause fighting and release at least some hostages.
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German lawmakers back new Eurofighters under $8 billion spending spree
The military said that the new jets would be particularly important for electronic warfare, replacing Berlin’s aging fleet of Tornado aircraft.
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Anduril, GDLS team up on smarter battlefield radar
Anduril will integrate its Spark Radar onto General Dynamics Land Systems platforms.
-
NATO sees Russian naval presence wane in the Mediterranean
Alliance officials believe Moscow’s sea service is strained, having to focus on the Baltic and High North regions instead.
-
US sending about 200 troops to Israel to monitor Gaza ceasefire deal
Officials said CENTCOM is going to establish a coordination center in Israel that will help facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid, AP reported.
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US Air Force drone wingmen to get own squadrons, chief nominee says
Air Force chief of staff nominee Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach said the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve could be considered for their own CCA squadrons.
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India to buy UK-made Thales multirole missiles in £350 million deal
The U.K. has been eyeing a larger share of the Indian armament market.
-
Italy unveils €31 billion defense budget with NATO target in mind
The document gives a breakdown on spending for each program, but in a departure from tradition does not state the total amount of procurement funding.
-
Cruise missiles are the present and future of warfare
One need not wonder why the U.S., Russia and now China have invested so much in submarine-launched cruise missiles.
-
Combat mass and speed: Europe moves to unlock Ukraine’s drone insights
Kyiv has amassed powerful knowledge on drone warfare as its forces battle Russia’s invasion. Can allies tap into it?
-
Israel and Hamas agree to ‘first phase’ of peace plan, Trump says
President Donald Trump says Israel and Hamas have agreed to the “first phase” of his peace plan to pause fighting and release at least some hostages.
-
German lawmakers back new Eurofighters under $8 billion spending spree
The military said that the new jets would be particularly important for electronic warfare, replacing Berlin’s aging fleet of Tornado aircraft.
-
Anduril, GDLS team up on smarter battlefield radar
Anduril will integrate its Spark Radar onto General Dynamics Land Systems platforms.
-
NATO sees Russian naval presence wane in the Mediterranean
Alliance officials believe Moscow’s sea service is strained, having to focus on the Baltic and High North regions instead.
-
US sending about 200 troops to Israel to monitor Gaza ceasefire deal
Officials said CENTCOM is going to establish a coordination center in Israel that will help facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid, AP reported.
-
US Air Force drone wingmen to get own squadrons, chief nominee says
Air Force chief of staff nominee Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach said the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve could be considered for their own CCA squadrons.
-
India to buy UK-made Thales multirole missiles in £350 million deal
The U.K. has been eyeing a larger share of the Indian armament market.
-
Italy unveils €31 billion defense budget with NATO target in mind
The document gives a breakdown on spending for each program, but in a departure from tradition does not state the total amount of procurement funding.
-
Cruise missiles are the present and future of warfare
One need not wonder why the U.S., Russia and now China have invested so much in submarine-launched cruise missiles.
-
Combat mass and speed: Europe moves to unlock Ukraine’s drone insights
Kyiv has amassed powerful knowledge on drone warfare as its forces battle Russia’s invasion. Can allies tap into it?
-
Israel and Hamas agree to ‘first phase’ of peace plan, Trump says
President Donald Trump says Israel and Hamas have agreed to the “first phase” of his peace plan to pause fighting and release at least some hostages.
-
German lawmakers back new Eurofighters under $8 billion spending spree
The military said that the new jets would be particularly important for electronic warfare, replacing Berlin’s aging fleet of Tornado aircraft.
