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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Stennis Home in Norfolk, Again!
After a 21-year absence, the aircraft carrier John C. Stennis pulled back onto Norfolk after a seven month cruise and homeport change.
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Iran threat is ‘cause for greater concern,’ top defense Republican warns
The top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee said he has received a briefing on hostile moves by Iran, and he is worried.
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Bulgaria reveals why it might stop talks to buy F-16 fighter jets
The Bulgarian Air Force aims to replace its outdated Soviet-era Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter jets with Western-made aircraft.
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Army announces laser contract winner | Defense News Minute–May 15th, 2019
A Dynetics-Lockheed Martin team has won an Army laser contract.
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Heather Wilson’s Air Force legacy: Fierce advocate for the service and shrewd political operator
During an exit interview with Defense News, the Air Force secretary reflects on her tenure, while emphasizing she’s still not quite done.
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The crash potential of space traffic is growing. Who can help?
The Air Force currently is tasked with space management, but officials suggest that another organization is better suited to address increasing challenges.
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European Union rejects US claims to internal defense coffers
Dispute continues over Washington’s request for access to the European Defence Fund and associated projects.
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Elizabeth Warren targets military-industrial complex in new plan
Elizabeth Warren railed at the military-industrial complex, and Patrick Shanahan as a symptom of it.
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Dynetics-Lockheed team beats out Raytheon to build 100-kilowatt laser weapon
A Dynetics team has won a contract to build 100-kilowatt laser weapon system for the U.S. Army.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Stennis Home in Norfolk, Again!
After a 21-year absence, the aircraft carrier John C. Stennis pulled back onto Norfolk after a seven month cruise and homeport change.
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Iran threat is ‘cause for greater concern,’ top defense Republican warns
The top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee said he has received a briefing on hostile moves by Iran, and he is worried.
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Bulgaria reveals why it might stop talks to buy F-16 fighter jets
The Bulgarian Air Force aims to replace its outdated Soviet-era Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter jets with Western-made aircraft.
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Army announces laser contract winner | Defense News Minute–May 15th, 2019
A Dynetics-Lockheed Martin team has won an Army laser contract.
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Heather Wilson’s Air Force legacy: Fierce advocate for the service and shrewd political operator
During an exit interview with Defense News, the Air Force secretary reflects on her tenure, while emphasizing she’s still not quite done.
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The crash potential of space traffic is growing. Who can help?
The Air Force currently is tasked with space management, but officials suggest that another organization is better suited to address increasing challenges.
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European Union rejects US claims to internal defense coffers
Dispute continues over Washington’s request for access to the European Defence Fund and associated projects.
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Elizabeth Warren targets military-industrial complex in new plan
Elizabeth Warren railed at the military-industrial complex, and Patrick Shanahan as a symptom of it.
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Dynetics-Lockheed team beats out Raytheon to build 100-kilowatt laser weapon
A Dynetics team has won a contract to build 100-kilowatt laser weapon system for the U.S. Army.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
-
Stennis Home in Norfolk, Again!
After a 21-year absence, the aircraft carrier John C. Stennis pulled back onto Norfolk after a seven month cruise and homeport change.
-
Iran threat is ‘cause for greater concern,’ top defense Republican warns
The top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee said he has received a briefing on hostile moves by Iran, and he is worried.
-
Bulgaria reveals why it might stop talks to buy F-16 fighter jets
The Bulgarian Air Force aims to replace its outdated Soviet-era Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter jets with Western-made aircraft.
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Army announces laser contract winner | Defense News Minute–May 15th, 2019
A Dynetics-Lockheed Martin team has won an Army laser contract.
-
Heather Wilson’s Air Force legacy: Fierce advocate for the service and shrewd political operator
During an exit interview with Defense News, the Air Force secretary reflects on her tenure, while emphasizing she’s still not quite done.
-
The crash potential of space traffic is growing. Who can help?
The Air Force currently is tasked with space management, but officials suggest that another organization is better suited to address increasing challenges.
-
European Union rejects US claims to internal defense coffers
Dispute continues over Washington’s request for access to the European Defence Fund and associated projects.
-
Elizabeth Warren targets military-industrial complex in new plan
Elizabeth Warren railed at the military-industrial complex, and Patrick Shanahan as a symptom of it.
-
Dynetics-Lockheed team beats out Raytheon to build 100-kilowatt laser weapon
A Dynetics team has won a contract to build 100-kilowatt laser weapon system for the U.S. Army.
