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UK defense firms heap praise, mostly, on Britain’s up-armament drift
Some industry insiders say they will wait to see the money before they give a standing ovation.
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Allvin calls Ukraine drone strikes a wake-up call for US air defense
The Air Force’s top uniformed leader said that planners need to consider vulnerabilities at military sites once thought untouchable by enemy forces.
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Space Force awards BAE $1.2B deal for missile-tracking satellites
The service announced the award Monday, making the company the first to be on contract for the program’s second installment, dubbed Epoch 2.
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Keel laid for guided-missile destroyer USS Quentin Walsh
The ship’s namesake, U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Quentin Walsh, helped plan the capture of Cherbourg in the days leading up to D-Day during World War II.
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Vendors line up to fill Japan’s F-35 pilot training gap
Tokyo is currently mulling its options for new advanced jet trainers.
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Pentagon prize challenge seeks ‘ready-now’ uncrewed systems
DIU is establishing a $20 million prize pool for the project, and the solicitation will stay open through the end of the year on a rolling basis.
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Europeans map out Pacific aims as some in US want them to stay home
The Shangri-La Dialogue last week featured a record number of Europeans in attendance and was headlined by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Inside the US Army’s C2 upgrade – what industry can expect
Commercial hardware and software will be key to the service’s command-and-control overhaul, according to Joseph Welch of Army Futures Command.
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Balkan military leaders summit signals calm in a conflict-prone region
In the Balkans, nationalist tensions can smolder for years and quickly spiral out of control.
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Seeing farther, striking deeper, this brigade is pushing its drones
The 2nd Mobile Brigade Combat Team is one of the Army’s early Transformation in Contact units to be issued new drones.
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UK defense firms heap praise, mostly, on Britain’s up-armament drift
Some industry insiders say they will wait to see the money before they give a standing ovation.
-
Allvin calls Ukraine drone strikes a wake-up call for US air defense
The Air Force’s top uniformed leader said that planners need to consider vulnerabilities at military sites once thought untouchable by enemy forces.
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Space Force awards BAE $1.2B deal for missile-tracking satellites
The service announced the award Monday, making the company the first to be on contract for the program’s second installment, dubbed Epoch 2.
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Keel laid for guided-missile destroyer USS Quentin Walsh
The ship’s namesake, U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Quentin Walsh, helped plan the capture of Cherbourg in the days leading up to D-Day during World War II.
-
Vendors line up to fill Japan’s F-35 pilot training gap
Tokyo is currently mulling its options for new advanced jet trainers.
-
Pentagon prize challenge seeks ‘ready-now’ uncrewed systems
DIU is establishing a $20 million prize pool for the project, and the solicitation will stay open through the end of the year on a rolling basis.
-
Europeans map out Pacific aims as some in US want them to stay home
The Shangri-La Dialogue last week featured a record number of Europeans in attendance and was headlined by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Inside the US Army’s C2 upgrade – what industry can expect
Commercial hardware and software will be key to the service’s command-and-control overhaul, according to Joseph Welch of Army Futures Command.
-
Balkan military leaders summit signals calm in a conflict-prone region
In the Balkans, nationalist tensions can smolder for years and quickly spiral out of control.
-
Seeing farther, striking deeper, this brigade is pushing its drones
The 2nd Mobile Brigade Combat Team is one of the Army’s early Transformation in Contact units to be issued new drones.
-
UK defense firms heap praise, mostly, on Britain’s up-armament drift
Some industry insiders say they will wait to see the money before they give a standing ovation.
-
Allvin calls Ukraine drone strikes a wake-up call for US air defense
The Air Force’s top uniformed leader said that planners need to consider vulnerabilities at military sites once thought untouchable by enemy forces.
-
Space Force awards BAE $1.2B deal for missile-tracking satellites
The service announced the award Monday, making the company the first to be on contract for the program’s second installment, dubbed Epoch 2.
-
Keel laid for guided-missile destroyer USS Quentin Walsh
The ship’s namesake, U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Quentin Walsh, helped plan the capture of Cherbourg in the days leading up to D-Day during World War II.
-
Vendors line up to fill Japan’s F-35 pilot training gap
Tokyo is currently mulling its options for new advanced jet trainers.
-
Pentagon prize challenge seeks ‘ready-now’ uncrewed systems
DIU is establishing a $20 million prize pool for the project, and the solicitation will stay open through the end of the year on a rolling basis.
-
Europeans map out Pacific aims as some in US want them to stay home
The Shangri-La Dialogue last week featured a record number of Europeans in attendance and was headlined by French President Emmanuel Macron.
-
Inside the US Army’s C2 upgrade – what industry can expect
Commercial hardware and software will be key to the service’s command-and-control overhaul, according to Joseph Welch of Army Futures Command.
-
Balkan military leaders summit signals calm in a conflict-prone region
In the Balkans, nationalist tensions can smolder for years and quickly spiral out of control.
-
Seeing farther, striking deeper, this brigade is pushing its drones
The 2nd Mobile Brigade Combat Team is one of the Army’s early Transformation in Contact units to be issued new drones.
