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Germany expected to fund future fighter project | Defense News Minute–May 30, 2019
Germany’s parliament is expected to fund participation in a future combat aircraft program–but will it come in time for the Paris Airshow?
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Integrating America’s newest fleet to adapt to the challenges in the North Atlantic and Arctic
Adm. James G. Foggo III, Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa, previews this year’s BALTOPS exercises.
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Can we really get Europe to cut the Russia cord? It’s complicated.
The theory is that the European Recapitalization Incentive Program, or ERIP, will help six nations (start to) get off Russian equipment, while increasing the sale of U.S. weapon systems abroad in the process. A win-win, for the United States. But perhaps more nuanced for its European allies.
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The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
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The USS John F. Kennedy – From the Keel to the Island
A brief photographic history from the second Ford Class aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy from her keel’s authentication and placing in 2015 to it’s island landing May 29, ,2019.
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Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
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US lawmakers hope to block Trump’s Saudi arms sale push
Calls are mounting on Capitol Hill to check the president when it comes to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Yemen.
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Inside the Forge: the Army’s new hive for defensive cyber operations
Representatives from the military, industry and academia are using a new center at Fort Belvoir known as the Forge to help improve Defensive Cyber Operations.
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Air Force wants to expand tactical data network to space
Viasat has been awarded a contract to develop the first Link 16 capable spacecraft, which will allow the military to expand the Link 16 network to beyond-line-of-sight communications.
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Germany expected to fund future fighter project | Defense News Minute–May 30, 2019
Germany’s parliament is expected to fund participation in a future combat aircraft program–but will it come in time for the Paris Airshow?
-
Integrating America’s newest fleet to adapt to the challenges in the North Atlantic and Arctic
Adm. James G. Foggo III, Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa, previews this year’s BALTOPS exercises.
-
Can we really get Europe to cut the Russia cord? It’s complicated.
The theory is that the European Recapitalization Incentive Program, or ERIP, will help six nations (start to) get off Russian equipment, while increasing the sale of U.S. weapon systems abroad in the process. A win-win, for the United States. But perhaps more nuanced for its European allies.
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The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
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The USS John F. Kennedy – From the Keel to the Island
A brief photographic history from the second Ford Class aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy from her keel’s authentication and placing in 2015 to it’s island landing May 29, ,2019.
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Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
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US lawmakers hope to block Trump’s Saudi arms sale push
Calls are mounting on Capitol Hill to check the president when it comes to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Yemen.
-
Inside the Forge: the Army’s new hive for defensive cyber operations
Representatives from the military, industry and academia are using a new center at Fort Belvoir known as the Forge to help improve Defensive Cyber Operations.
-
Air Force wants to expand tactical data network to space
Viasat has been awarded a contract to develop the first Link 16 capable spacecraft, which will allow the military to expand the Link 16 network to beyond-line-of-sight communications.
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Germany expected to fund future fighter project | Defense News Minute–May 30, 2019
Germany’s parliament is expected to fund participation in a future combat aircraft program–but will it come in time for the Paris Airshow?
-
Integrating America’s newest fleet to adapt to the challenges in the North Atlantic and Arctic
Adm. James G. Foggo III, Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa, previews this year’s BALTOPS exercises.
-
Can we really get Europe to cut the Russia cord? It’s complicated.
The theory is that the European Recapitalization Incentive Program, or ERIP, will help six nations (start to) get off Russian equipment, while increasing the sale of U.S. weapon systems abroad in the process. A win-win, for the United States. But perhaps more nuanced for its European allies.
-
The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
-
The USS John F. Kennedy – From the Keel to the Island
A brief photographic history from the second Ford Class aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy from her keel’s authentication and placing in 2015 to it’s island landing May 29, ,2019.
-
Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
-
US lawmakers hope to block Trump’s Saudi arms sale push
Calls are mounting on Capitol Hill to check the president when it comes to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Yemen.
-
Inside the Forge: the Army’s new hive for defensive cyber operations
Representatives from the military, industry and academia are using a new center at Fort Belvoir known as the Forge to help improve Defensive Cyber Operations.
-
Air Force wants to expand tactical data network to space
Viasat has been awarded a contract to develop the first Link 16 capable spacecraft, which will allow the military to expand the Link 16 network to beyond-line-of-sight communications.
