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No US plan to exit South Korea, says Indo-Pacom chief
America’s top commander in the Pacific doubled down on the Pentagon denials that the U.S. is considering withdrawing its troops from South Korea, if it does not pay more for maintaining them.
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Congress to target Russian pipeline in defense bill
Congress’s must-pass defense policy bill will be the vehicle to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin’s $11 billion project.
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New cameras put air base crashes in high resolution
Better footage of runway crashes from high-resolution cameras may help prevent crashes.
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Report calls out US Navy for surveillance and targeting shortfalls
A new study says the U.S. Navy is short on the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it needs to find and destroy Chinese ships and land targets.
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How the FCC’s new ban on Huawei benefits the military
5G technology will introduce new cybersecurity risks to U.S. networks. Here’s what FCC did to minimize that risk.
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Democrats push White House on plans to exit Open Skies Treaty
The chairmen of the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs panels said Friday the Trump administration is “stonewalling” Congress on the Open Skies Treaty.
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The Army’s network modernization plan is aggressive. But is it feasible?
In order to meet a two-year iterative network development timeline, the Army will need a quick turnaround on industry proposals for new technology.
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On the scene at the Dubai Airshow | Defense News Weekly, Nov. 22, 2019
On this special edition, we’re at the premier aviation event in the Middle East, looking at the future of combat airpower in the region and around the world.
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NATO to upgrade AWACS fleet | Defense News Minute, Nov. 22, 2019
Find out just how much NATO wants to spend on revamping their AWACS fleet.
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Former 4-Star Fleet Commanders: Don’t give up on carriers
Two former 4-star fleet commanders weigh in on the value of aircraft carriers in the 21st century.
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No US plan to exit South Korea, says Indo-Pacom chief
America’s top commander in the Pacific doubled down on the Pentagon denials that the U.S. is considering withdrawing its troops from South Korea, if it does not pay more for maintaining them.
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Congress to target Russian pipeline in defense bill
Congress’s must-pass defense policy bill will be the vehicle to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin’s $11 billion project.
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New cameras put air base crashes in high resolution
Better footage of runway crashes from high-resolution cameras may help prevent crashes.
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Report calls out US Navy for surveillance and targeting shortfalls
A new study says the U.S. Navy is short on the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it needs to find and destroy Chinese ships and land targets.
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How the FCC’s new ban on Huawei benefits the military
5G technology will introduce new cybersecurity risks to U.S. networks. Here’s what FCC did to minimize that risk.
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Democrats push White House on plans to exit Open Skies Treaty
The chairmen of the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs panels said Friday the Trump administration is “stonewalling” Congress on the Open Skies Treaty.
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The Army’s network modernization plan is aggressive. But is it feasible?
In order to meet a two-year iterative network development timeline, the Army will need a quick turnaround on industry proposals for new technology.
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On the scene at the Dubai Airshow | Defense News Weekly, Nov. 22, 2019
On this special edition, we’re at the premier aviation event in the Middle East, looking at the future of combat airpower in the region and around the world.
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NATO to upgrade AWACS fleet | Defense News Minute, Nov. 22, 2019
Find out just how much NATO wants to spend on revamping their AWACS fleet.
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Former 4-Star Fleet Commanders: Don’t give up on carriers
Two former 4-star fleet commanders weigh in on the value of aircraft carriers in the 21st century.
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No US plan to exit South Korea, says Indo-Pacom chief
America’s top commander in the Pacific doubled down on the Pentagon denials that the U.S. is considering withdrawing its troops from South Korea, if it does not pay more for maintaining them.
-
Congress to target Russian pipeline in defense bill
Congress’s must-pass defense policy bill will be the vehicle to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin’s $11 billion project.
-
New cameras put air base crashes in high resolution
Better footage of runway crashes from high-resolution cameras may help prevent crashes.
-
Report calls out US Navy for surveillance and targeting shortfalls
A new study says the U.S. Navy is short on the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it needs to find and destroy Chinese ships and land targets.
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How the FCC’s new ban on Huawei benefits the military
5G technology will introduce new cybersecurity risks to U.S. networks. Here’s what FCC did to minimize that risk.
-
Democrats push White House on plans to exit Open Skies Treaty
The chairmen of the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs panels said Friday the Trump administration is “stonewalling” Congress on the Open Skies Treaty.
-
The Army’s network modernization plan is aggressive. But is it feasible?
In order to meet a two-year iterative network development timeline, the Army will need a quick turnaround on industry proposals for new technology.
-
On the scene at the Dubai Airshow | Defense News Weekly, Nov. 22, 2019
On this special edition, we’re at the premier aviation event in the Middle East, looking at the future of combat airpower in the region and around the world.
-
NATO to upgrade AWACS fleet | Defense News Minute, Nov. 22, 2019
Find out just how much NATO wants to spend on revamping their AWACS fleet.
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Former 4-Star Fleet Commanders: Don’t give up on carriers
Two former 4-star fleet commanders weigh in on the value of aircraft carriers in the 21st century.
