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Watch this Israeli robot fire a Glock 9mm weapon
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, the DOGO. (Seth J. Frantzman/Staff)
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UAE issues formal request to buy KC-46A tanker, says Boeing
The UAE now joins the list of potential markets for the KC-46A, alongside other interested parties such as Indonesia, Israel, Norway, Qatar and NATO.
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Italy’s defense minister backs link between cancer in military personnel and exposure to toxic uranium
The decision by minister Elisabetta Trenta marks a sea change in the way the Italian military treats the link between cancers and depleted uranium after years of ruling out any connection.
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America must secure its supply chains against a vulnerability of its own making
If China’s rare earth leverage over the U.S. is one part strategic foresight, it is two parts American strategic miscalculation and shortsightedness.
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Testing the waters: China’s maritime militia challenges foreign forces at sea
What makes up China’s maritime militia, and how secret of an organization is it really?
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Honeywell-Pratt & Whitney team push to stay in Army helo engine program, despite losing protest
Could the team find a way back in to the ITEP program, opening up competition again with GE in the engineering and manufacturing development phase?
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Reprogramming authority change would create ‘significant challenges’ for DoD, Norquist warns
Members of Congress have threatened to strip the reprogramming authority from the Pentagon following a scuffle over border funding.
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European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
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Fair and open? Bulk of DoD dollars continue to filter to a few market giants
A decade after regulations called for greater competition in federal contracting, 67 percent of major defense acquisition programs were not competed. And nearly half of contracts went to five contractors.
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Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
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Watch this Israeli robot fire a Glock 9mm weapon
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, the DOGO. (Seth J. Frantzman/Staff)
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UAE issues formal request to buy KC-46A tanker, says Boeing
The UAE now joins the list of potential markets for the KC-46A, alongside other interested parties such as Indonesia, Israel, Norway, Qatar and NATO.
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Italy’s defense minister backs link between cancer in military personnel and exposure to toxic uranium
The decision by minister Elisabetta Trenta marks a sea change in the way the Italian military treats the link between cancers and depleted uranium after years of ruling out any connection.
-
America must secure its supply chains against a vulnerability of its own making
If China’s rare earth leverage over the U.S. is one part strategic foresight, it is two parts American strategic miscalculation and shortsightedness.
-
Testing the waters: China’s maritime militia challenges foreign forces at sea
What makes up China’s maritime militia, and how secret of an organization is it really?
-
Honeywell-Pratt & Whitney team push to stay in Army helo engine program, despite losing protest
Could the team find a way back in to the ITEP program, opening up competition again with GE in the engineering and manufacturing development phase?
-
Reprogramming authority change would create ‘significant challenges’ for DoD, Norquist warns
Members of Congress have threatened to strip the reprogramming authority from the Pentagon following a scuffle over border funding.
-
European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
-
Fair and open? Bulk of DoD dollars continue to filter to a few market giants
A decade after regulations called for greater competition in federal contracting, 67 percent of major defense acquisition programs were not competed. And nearly half of contracts went to five contractors.
-
Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
-
Watch this Israeli robot fire a Glock 9mm weapon
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, the DOGO. (Seth J. Frantzman/Staff)
-
UAE issues formal request to buy KC-46A tanker, says Boeing
The UAE now joins the list of potential markets for the KC-46A, alongside other interested parties such as Indonesia, Israel, Norway, Qatar and NATO.
-
Italy’s defense minister backs link between cancer in military personnel and exposure to toxic uranium
The decision by minister Elisabetta Trenta marks a sea change in the way the Italian military treats the link between cancers and depleted uranium after years of ruling out any connection.
-
America must secure its supply chains against a vulnerability of its own making
If China’s rare earth leverage over the U.S. is one part strategic foresight, it is two parts American strategic miscalculation and shortsightedness.
-
Testing the waters: China’s maritime militia challenges foreign forces at sea
What makes up China’s maritime militia, and how secret of an organization is it really?
-
Honeywell-Pratt & Whitney team push to stay in Army helo engine program, despite losing protest
Could the team find a way back in to the ITEP program, opening up competition again with GE in the engineering and manufacturing development phase?
-
Reprogramming authority change would create ‘significant challenges’ for DoD, Norquist warns
Members of Congress have threatened to strip the reprogramming authority from the Pentagon following a scuffle over border funding.
-
European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
-
Fair and open? Bulk of DoD dollars continue to filter to a few market giants
A decade after regulations called for greater competition in federal contracting, 67 percent of major defense acquisition programs were not competed. And nearly half of contracts went to five contractors.
-
Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
