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Key US lawmakers want to give Ukraine anti-ship and anti-aircraft missiles to counter Russia
A new bill would also ask the president to determine whether Ukraine should be a major non-NATO ally, condemn Russia’s detention of 24 Ukrainian sailors and urge Russia to implement the Minsk II peace agreement.
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India gets a new defense minister
It seems that Rajnath Singh has quite the workload ahead of him if he’s to speed up defense procurement and modernization.
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Shangri-La keynote blames global anxiety on US-China tension
Although tension between the United States and China is growing and making others anxious, the world must accept economic and military rise, according to Singapore’s prime minister.
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New aircraft carrier hits major milestone |Defense News Weekly, May 31, 2019
In this week’s episode, the future USS John F Kennedy gets her island, Poland requests F-35s, and we take a look at the future of naval aviation.
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Amazon boasts near-real time satellite interactions with new service
Amazon Web Services’ new ground stations could help commercial companies and government contractors by offering near-real time communications with satellites.
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UAE asks to buy KC-46 tankers | Defense News Minute, May 31, 2019
In a surprise move, the UAE says they want to buy three KC-46 tankers.
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US Army to free up another $10 billion for priorities
In an effort to fulfill major priorities, the U.S. Army has been working to free up $10 billion across its next five-year spending plan.
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In or out? Here’s why Fincantieri may rejoin bidding to build British ships
Fincantieri was one of five companies invited last year by the British Defence Ministry to bid to build logistic supply ships.
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Much to China’s ire, Japan’s regional influence is becoming the norm
Japan is continuing to enhance its security presence in Asia and the western Pacific, as the government seeks to counter China’s military activities in the region.
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Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
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Key US lawmakers want to give Ukraine anti-ship and anti-aircraft missiles to counter Russia
A new bill would also ask the president to determine whether Ukraine should be a major non-NATO ally, condemn Russia’s detention of 24 Ukrainian sailors and urge Russia to implement the Minsk II peace agreement.
-
India gets a new defense minister
It seems that Rajnath Singh has quite the workload ahead of him if he’s to speed up defense procurement and modernization.
-
Shangri-La keynote blames global anxiety on US-China tension
Although tension between the United States and China is growing and making others anxious, the world must accept economic and military rise, according to Singapore’s prime minister.
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New aircraft carrier hits major milestone |Defense News Weekly, May 31, 2019
In this week’s episode, the future USS John F Kennedy gets her island, Poland requests F-35s, and we take a look at the future of naval aviation.
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Amazon boasts near-real time satellite interactions with new service
Amazon Web Services’ new ground stations could help commercial companies and government contractors by offering near-real time communications with satellites.
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UAE asks to buy KC-46 tankers | Defense News Minute, May 31, 2019
In a surprise move, the UAE says they want to buy three KC-46 tankers.
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US Army to free up another $10 billion for priorities
In an effort to fulfill major priorities, the U.S. Army has been working to free up $10 billion across its next five-year spending plan.
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In or out? Here’s why Fincantieri may rejoin bidding to build British ships
Fincantieri was one of five companies invited last year by the British Defence Ministry to bid to build logistic supply ships.
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Much to China’s ire, Japan’s regional influence is becoming the norm
Japan is continuing to enhance its security presence in Asia and the western Pacific, as the government seeks to counter China’s military activities in the region.
-
Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
-
Key US lawmakers want to give Ukraine anti-ship and anti-aircraft missiles to counter Russia
A new bill would also ask the president to determine whether Ukraine should be a major non-NATO ally, condemn Russia’s detention of 24 Ukrainian sailors and urge Russia to implement the Minsk II peace agreement.
-
India gets a new defense minister
It seems that Rajnath Singh has quite the workload ahead of him if he’s to speed up defense procurement and modernization.
-
Shangri-La keynote blames global anxiety on US-China tension
Although tension between the United States and China is growing and making others anxious, the world must accept economic and military rise, according to Singapore’s prime minister.
-
New aircraft carrier hits major milestone |Defense News Weekly, May 31, 2019
In this week’s episode, the future USS John F Kennedy gets her island, Poland requests F-35s, and we take a look at the future of naval aviation.
-
Amazon boasts near-real time satellite interactions with new service
Amazon Web Services’ new ground stations could help commercial companies and government contractors by offering near-real time communications with satellites.
-
UAE asks to buy KC-46 tankers | Defense News Minute, May 31, 2019
In a surprise move, the UAE says they want to buy three KC-46 tankers.
-
US Army to free up another $10 billion for priorities
In an effort to fulfill major priorities, the U.S. Army has been working to free up $10 billion across its next five-year spending plan.
-
In or out? Here’s why Fincantieri may rejoin bidding to build British ships
Fincantieri was one of five companies invited last year by the British Defence Ministry to bid to build logistic supply ships.
-
Much to China’s ire, Japan’s regional influence is becoming the norm
Japan is continuing to enhance its security presence in Asia and the western Pacific, as the government seeks to counter China’s military activities in the region.
-
Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
