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What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
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Proposal for sweeping cuts to US Navy shipbuilding, force structure could herald a new strategy, experts say
A dramatic series of cuts could force the Navy in a new direction, one that relies on unmanned ships and fewer sailors.
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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 5 & 6
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 5 and 6 stories of the year.
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Insight Is 2020: What feds should watch for in the new year
Many of the issues and initiatives that featured prominently in 2019 have the potential to carry over into the new year. Here are some of the major sticking points feds should keep an eye on.
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A new $5M competition to help the Pentagon detect deepfakes
Congress established a $5 million prize competition in the annual national defense policy legislation that could unlock the secret to automatically detecting deepfakes.
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Year in review: Top stories from 2019
Troubles with the F-35, plans for killer robot ships and a lack of indoor toilets. Here are the top stories from the year!
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Sweden’s defense minister on relations with America, Russian threats and the European Union
Swedish Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist updates Defense News on the security situation in the Baltics and what the next few years may bring.
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Polish armed forces chief on walking the line with Russia
“When we see the exercises like Zapad and Russia’s activity in the cyber domain, I would say [we need to] wake up,” said Gen. Rajmund Andrzejczak, Poland’s armed forces chief.
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New for 2020: Black Sea patrols have remained consistent under Trump
U.S. Navy patrols to the Black Sea have remained consistent over the last several years despite testimony during President Trump’s impeachment hearings that Trump ordered the maneuvers be canceled.
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A drone was destroyed by … a F-16 with a guided rocket?
As the militaries of the world struggle to adapt to the threat posed by small cheap drones, sometimes the obvious needs answering. Which is why, when the Air Force announced that a fighter jet had successfully shot down a small drone, it caught the attention of the counterdrone world.
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What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
-
Proposal for sweeping cuts to US Navy shipbuilding, force structure could herald a new strategy, experts say
A dramatic series of cuts could force the Navy in a new direction, one that relies on unmanned ships and fewer sailors.
-
The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 5 & 6
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 5 and 6 stories of the year.
-
Insight Is 2020: What feds should watch for in the new year
Many of the issues and initiatives that featured prominently in 2019 have the potential to carry over into the new year. Here are some of the major sticking points feds should keep an eye on.
-
A new $5M competition to help the Pentagon detect deepfakes
Congress established a $5 million prize competition in the annual national defense policy legislation that could unlock the secret to automatically detecting deepfakes.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2019
Troubles with the F-35, plans for killer robot ships and a lack of indoor toilets. Here are the top stories from the year!
-
Sweden’s defense minister on relations with America, Russian threats and the European Union
Swedish Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist updates Defense News on the security situation in the Baltics and what the next few years may bring.
-
Polish armed forces chief on walking the line with Russia
“When we see the exercises like Zapad and Russia’s activity in the cyber domain, I would say [we need to] wake up,” said Gen. Rajmund Andrzejczak, Poland’s armed forces chief.
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New for 2020: Black Sea patrols have remained consistent under Trump
U.S. Navy patrols to the Black Sea have remained consistent over the last several years despite testimony during President Trump’s impeachment hearings that Trump ordered the maneuvers be canceled.
-
A drone was destroyed by … a F-16 with a guided rocket?
As the militaries of the world struggle to adapt to the threat posed by small cheap drones, sometimes the obvious needs answering. Which is why, when the Air Force announced that a fighter jet had successfully shot down a small drone, it caught the attention of the counterdrone world.
-
What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
-
Proposal for sweeping cuts to US Navy shipbuilding, force structure could herald a new strategy, experts say
A dramatic series of cuts could force the Navy in a new direction, one that relies on unmanned ships and fewer sailors.
-
The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 5 & 6
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 5 and 6 stories of the year.
-
Insight Is 2020: What feds should watch for in the new year
Many of the issues and initiatives that featured prominently in 2019 have the potential to carry over into the new year. Here are some of the major sticking points feds should keep an eye on.
-
A new $5M competition to help the Pentagon detect deepfakes
Congress established a $5 million prize competition in the annual national defense policy legislation that could unlock the secret to automatically detecting deepfakes.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2019
Troubles with the F-35, plans for killer robot ships and a lack of indoor toilets. Here are the top stories from the year!
-
Sweden’s defense minister on relations with America, Russian threats and the European Union
Swedish Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist updates Defense News on the security situation in the Baltics and what the next few years may bring.
-
Polish armed forces chief on walking the line with Russia
“When we see the exercises like Zapad and Russia’s activity in the cyber domain, I would say [we need to] wake up,” said Gen. Rajmund Andrzejczak, Poland’s armed forces chief.
-
New for 2020: Black Sea patrols have remained consistent under Trump
U.S. Navy patrols to the Black Sea have remained consistent over the last several years despite testimony during President Trump’s impeachment hearings that Trump ordered the maneuvers be canceled.
-
A drone was destroyed by … a F-16 with a guided rocket?
As the militaries of the world struggle to adapt to the threat posed by small cheap drones, sometimes the obvious needs answering. Which is why, when the Air Force announced that a fighter jet had successfully shot down a small drone, it caught the attention of the counterdrone world.
