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Without an effective air wing, why even have an aircraft carrier in the first place?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes, including extensive use of unmanned aircraft and other new manned types, that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
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Without an effective air wing, why have an aircraft carrier at all?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
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US to send 1,500 troops to Middle East, say officials
U.S. officials say the Trump administration has notified Congress about a planned deployment to the Middle East amid heightened tensions with Iran.
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Gripen E testing ahead of schedule, vendor claims
The first aircraft for Sweden will be delivered this year to the test and evaluation force made up of personnel from Saab and the Swedish Air Force.
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Disaster aid for Tyndall, Offutt and Lejeune tripped at the finish line by immigration politics
Immigration politics thwarted passage of a disaster aid deal that contains nearly $3 billion for storm-stricken military facilities.
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Senate panel approves a Space Force | Defense News Minute, May 24, 2019
The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved a Space Force, but it differs from the version put forth by the White House.
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Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
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Army to deliver network updates every 2 years
This approach to incrementally improve capability is a departure from previous efforts, where the Army was locked into one vendor and one technology set.
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Saab CEO sees ‘huge interest’ in T-X trainer aircraft following US Air Force deal
The T-X production facility that Swedish defense group Saab is building in West Lafayette, Indiana, “will become one of our major sites,” Håkan Buskhe told reporters.
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Saab: First GlobalEye plane for UAE will be ready next spring
The aircraft is currently being tested in Granada, Spain, where weather conditions more closely resemble those of the client than in Sweden.
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Without an effective air wing, why even have an aircraft carrier in the first place?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes, including extensive use of unmanned aircraft and other new manned types, that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
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Without an effective air wing, why have an aircraft carrier at all?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
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US to send 1,500 troops to Middle East, say officials
U.S. officials say the Trump administration has notified Congress about a planned deployment to the Middle East amid heightened tensions with Iran.
-
Gripen E testing ahead of schedule, vendor claims
The first aircraft for Sweden will be delivered this year to the test and evaluation force made up of personnel from Saab and the Swedish Air Force.
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Disaster aid for Tyndall, Offutt and Lejeune tripped at the finish line by immigration politics
Immigration politics thwarted passage of a disaster aid deal that contains nearly $3 billion for storm-stricken military facilities.
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Senate panel approves a Space Force | Defense News Minute, May 24, 2019
The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved a Space Force, but it differs from the version put forth by the White House.
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Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
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Army to deliver network updates every 2 years
This approach to incrementally improve capability is a departure from previous efforts, where the Army was locked into one vendor and one technology set.
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Saab CEO sees ‘huge interest’ in T-X trainer aircraft following US Air Force deal
The T-X production facility that Swedish defense group Saab is building in West Lafayette, Indiana, “will become one of our major sites,” Håkan Buskhe told reporters.
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Saab: First GlobalEye plane for UAE will be ready next spring
The aircraft is currently being tested in Granada, Spain, where weather conditions more closely resemble those of the client than in Sweden.
-
Without an effective air wing, why even have an aircraft carrier in the first place?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes, including extensive use of unmanned aircraft and other new manned types, that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
-
Without an effective air wing, why have an aircraft carrier at all?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
-
US to send 1,500 troops to Middle East, say officials
U.S. officials say the Trump administration has notified Congress about a planned deployment to the Middle East amid heightened tensions with Iran.
-
Gripen E testing ahead of schedule, vendor claims
The first aircraft for Sweden will be delivered this year to the test and evaluation force made up of personnel from Saab and the Swedish Air Force.
-
Disaster aid for Tyndall, Offutt and Lejeune tripped at the finish line by immigration politics
Immigration politics thwarted passage of a disaster aid deal that contains nearly $3 billion for storm-stricken military facilities.
-
Senate panel approves a Space Force | Defense News Minute, May 24, 2019
The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved a Space Force, but it differs from the version put forth by the White House.
-
Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
-
Army to deliver network updates every 2 years
This approach to incrementally improve capability is a departure from previous efforts, where the Army was locked into one vendor and one technology set.
-
Saab CEO sees ‘huge interest’ in T-X trainer aircraft following US Air Force deal
The T-X production facility that Swedish defense group Saab is building in West Lafayette, Indiana, “will become one of our major sites,” Håkan Buskhe told reporters.
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Saab: First GlobalEye plane for UAE will be ready next spring
The aircraft is currently being tested in Granada, Spain, where weather conditions more closely resemble those of the client than in Sweden.
