An M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams tank fires at multiple targets during an April 11, 2021, exercise in Fort Hood, Texas. (Sgt. Melissa N. Lessard/U.S. Army)

Poland could purchase M1 Abrams tanks from US

The Polish Armed Forces are reportedly interested in acquiring up to 250 tanks in the M1A2 SEPv3 variant and a further dozen tracked vehicles for training.

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The U.S. Department of Defense now wants a multicloud enterprise architecture. (lucadp/Getty Images)

With JEDI cloud scuttled, Pentagon embraces critics’ idea of multicloud for digital warfare

The Pentagon now wants an enterprise cloud built by multiple vendors. That decision will help the Pentagon keep up with industry advances in the digital age.

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Weapons technician Anthony Toliver secures an AGM-88 high-speed, anti-radiation missile at the end of a runway after an F-16 aircraft returned to Incirlik Air Base in Turkey on Jan. 14, 1999. (Getty Images/U.S. Air Force)

Turkey’s Roketsan develops missile to replace Raytheon weapon

Turkey’s state-controlled missile-maker Roketsan has developed a supersonic, anti-radiation missile for the TF-X, the country’s indigenous fighter jet in the making.

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Aircraft from the Nimitz Carrier Strike Force and a B-52 bomber from Barksdale Air Force Base conduct integrated joint air operations in the Indo-Pacific region. (Lt. Cmdr. Joseph Stephens/U.S. Navy)

Why America could lose its next war

Denying China and Russia a path to victory will require the Pentagon to revisit its planning assumptions and increase forces and capabilities.

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