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Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
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India watching US for sanctions on Turkey
India made an $800 million down payment on an S-400 air defense system, despite the threat of U.S. sanctions on Russian defense deals.
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Pentagon changes contracting approach for Afghan training to save money
The U.S. Defense Department is now issuing new contracts involving multiple providers under an approach called the Enterprise Training Service Contract.
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Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
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How the Defense Digital Service revamped Army cyber training
Forces currently have to go to multiple locations for different levels of training prior to going to the operational force.
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Britain’s defense ties to the EU are still up in the air post-Brexit
The Dutch chief of defense says it would be “stupid” if the UK did not continue to be closely involved in EU-funded defense projects even when it is no longer a member of the bloc.
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This antenna can switch between LEO and GEO
The Navy recently tested a 1.5 meter antenna that could enable the resiliency of a new military constellation in low earth orbit.
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Israeli industry foresees growth in Europe — if it can face off against foreign defense giants
Israel defense firms trying to go it alone in Europe may struggle in competitions involving American companies with well-established footprints across the continent.
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British Army needs bigger guns, study finds
“The UK’s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity,” claims a new RUSI analysis.
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Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
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Best pics of the week: Dec. 1, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military.
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India watching US for sanctions on Turkey
India made an $800 million down payment on an S-400 air defense system, despite the threat of U.S. sanctions on Russian defense deals.
-
Pentagon changes contracting approach for Afghan training to save money
The U.S. Defense Department is now issuing new contracts involving multiple providers under an approach called the Enterprise Training Service Contract.
-
Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
-
How the Defense Digital Service revamped Army cyber training
Forces currently have to go to multiple locations for different levels of training prior to going to the operational force.
-
Britain’s defense ties to the EU are still up in the air post-Brexit
The Dutch chief of defense says it would be “stupid” if the UK did not continue to be closely involved in EU-funded defense projects even when it is no longer a member of the bloc.
-
This antenna can switch between LEO and GEO
The Navy recently tested a 1.5 meter antenna that could enable the resiliency of a new military constellation in low earth orbit.
-
Israeli industry foresees growth in Europe — if it can face off against foreign defense giants
Israel defense firms trying to go it alone in Europe may struggle in competitions involving American companies with well-established footprints across the continent.
-
British Army needs bigger guns, study finds
“The UK’s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity,” claims a new RUSI analysis.
-
Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
-
Best pics of the week: Dec. 1, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military.
-
India watching US for sanctions on Turkey
India made an $800 million down payment on an S-400 air defense system, despite the threat of U.S. sanctions on Russian defense deals.
-
Pentagon changes contracting approach for Afghan training to save money
The U.S. Defense Department is now issuing new contracts involving multiple providers under an approach called the Enterprise Training Service Contract.
-
Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
-
How the Defense Digital Service revamped Army cyber training
Forces currently have to go to multiple locations for different levels of training prior to going to the operational force.
-
Britain’s defense ties to the EU are still up in the air post-Brexit
The Dutch chief of defense says it would be “stupid” if the UK did not continue to be closely involved in EU-funded defense projects even when it is no longer a member of the bloc.
-
This antenna can switch between LEO and GEO
The Navy recently tested a 1.5 meter antenna that could enable the resiliency of a new military constellation in low earth orbit.
-
Israeli industry foresees growth in Europe — if it can face off against foreign defense giants
Israel defense firms trying to go it alone in Europe may struggle in competitions involving American companies with well-established footprints across the continent.
-
British Army needs bigger guns, study finds
“The UK’s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity,” claims a new RUSI analysis.
