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See the sights from Sea-Air-Space 2019
Did you miss this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo? Defense News and Navy Times were on site at National Harbor to capture the happenings.
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See the sights from this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo
Did you miss this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo? Defense News and Navy Times were on site at National Harbor to capture the happenings.
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Can South Korea’s defense shield thwart the North’s new short-range missile?
Some analysts believe the guided weapon could a modified version of the Russian-made Iskander short-range ballistic missile.
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IntelliSense device gives tanks 360 view
It’s not just snipers who want windage information, it’s also tanks. IntelliSense’s 360SA is giving a tankers critical information. (Daniel Woolfolk/Defense New
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Saab to build new plant in Indiana for T-X trainer jet
Saab and Boeing officials had promised to make at least 90 percent of the trainer jet in the United States.
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Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
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The US military’s logistical train is slowly snaking toward China
A failed Venezuela coup, Iranian missiles and Russian hybrid warfare make for interesting side stories, but the center of military policy is increasingly gravitating elsewhere.
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The Pacific Fleet has drawn a ‘red line’
The regime in the Pacific has changed, and so have the standards.
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US, Canada talks underway to decide if the F-35 will be pulled from Canada’s fighter competition
Feedback from aircraft suppliers is continuing to be collected by the Canadian government, but officials say they will respect any decision to opt out of bidding, should the U.S. opt out.
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When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
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See the sights from Sea-Air-Space 2019
Did you miss this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo? Defense News and Navy Times were on site at National Harbor to capture the happenings.
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See the sights from this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo
Did you miss this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo? Defense News and Navy Times were on site at National Harbor to capture the happenings.
-
Can South Korea’s defense shield thwart the North’s new short-range missile?
Some analysts believe the guided weapon could a modified version of the Russian-made Iskander short-range ballistic missile.
-
IntelliSense device gives tanks 360 view
It’s not just snipers who want windage information, it’s also tanks. IntelliSense’s 360SA is giving a tankers critical information. (Daniel Woolfolk/Defense New
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Saab to build new plant in Indiana for T-X trainer jet
Saab and Boeing officials had promised to make at least 90 percent of the trainer jet in the United States.
-
Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
The US military’s logistical train is slowly snaking toward China
A failed Venezuela coup, Iranian missiles and Russian hybrid warfare make for interesting side stories, but the center of military policy is increasingly gravitating elsewhere.
-
The Pacific Fleet has drawn a ‘red line’
The regime in the Pacific has changed, and so have the standards.
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US, Canada talks underway to decide if the F-35 will be pulled from Canada’s fighter competition
Feedback from aircraft suppliers is continuing to be collected by the Canadian government, but officials say they will respect any decision to opt out of bidding, should the U.S. opt out.
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When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
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See the sights from Sea-Air-Space 2019
Did you miss this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo? Defense News and Navy Times were on site at National Harbor to capture the happenings.
-
See the sights from this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo
Did you miss this year’s Sea-Air-Space expo? Defense News and Navy Times were on site at National Harbor to capture the happenings.
-
Can South Korea’s defense shield thwart the North’s new short-range missile?
Some analysts believe the guided weapon could a modified version of the Russian-made Iskander short-range ballistic missile.
-
IntelliSense device gives tanks 360 view
It’s not just snipers who want windage information, it’s also tanks. IntelliSense’s 360SA is giving a tankers critical information. (Daniel Woolfolk/Defense New
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Saab to build new plant in Indiana for T-X trainer jet
Saab and Boeing officials had promised to make at least 90 percent of the trainer jet in the United States.
-
Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
The US military’s logistical train is slowly snaking toward China
A failed Venezuela coup, Iranian missiles and Russian hybrid warfare make for interesting side stories, but the center of military policy is increasingly gravitating elsewhere.
-
The Pacific Fleet has drawn a ‘red line’
The regime in the Pacific has changed, and so have the standards.
-
US, Canada talks underway to decide if the F-35 will be pulled from Canada’s fighter competition
Feedback from aircraft suppliers is continuing to be collected by the Canadian government, but officials say they will respect any decision to opt out of bidding, should the U.S. opt out.
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When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
