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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
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Here’s why Boeing dropped out of the GBSD program, but might rejoin | Dubai Airshow 2019
The head of Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security unit, Leanne Caret, explains concerns with the U.S. Air Force’s ICBM replacement program.
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Here’s how the US Air Force is automating the future kill chain | Dubai Airshow 2019
Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force Gen. David Goldfein details how the service is automating future kill chains and going beyond the use of aircraft.
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US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
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Time to ‘get real’ on increasing aircraft costs, says UK air chief | Dubai Airshow 2019
Air Chief Marshal Mike Wigston, head of the British Royal Air Force’s air staff, challenges industry to end cost increases for new aircraft and missiles.
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One way for the Pentagon to prove it’s serious about artificial intelligence
DoD needs to take certain steps to ensure it is actually serious about incorporating AI.
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Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
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Germany seeks funding for research contracts |Defense News Minute Nov. 15, 2019
Germany seeks funding for research contracts and a delay for Altay tank program.
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Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
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Here’s why Boeing dropped out of the GBSD program, but might rejoin | Dubai Airshow 2019
The head of Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security unit, Leanne Caret, explains concerns with the U.S. Air Force’s ICBM replacement program.
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Here’s how the US Air Force is automating the future kill chain | Dubai Airshow 2019
Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force Gen. David Goldfein details how the service is automating future kill chains and going beyond the use of aircraft.
-
US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
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Time to ‘get real’ on increasing aircraft costs, says UK air chief | Dubai Airshow 2019
Air Chief Marshal Mike Wigston, head of the British Royal Air Force’s air staff, challenges industry to end cost increases for new aircraft and missiles.
-
One way for the Pentagon to prove it’s serious about artificial intelligence
DoD needs to take certain steps to ensure it is actually serious about incorporating AI.
-
Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
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Germany seeks funding for research contracts |Defense News Minute Nov. 15, 2019
Germany seeks funding for research contracts and a delay for Altay tank program.
-
Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
-
Here’s why Boeing dropped out of the GBSD program, but might rejoin | Dubai Airshow 2019
The head of Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security unit, Leanne Caret, explains concerns with the U.S. Air Force’s ICBM replacement program.
-
Here’s how the US Air Force is automating the future kill chain | Dubai Airshow 2019
Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force Gen. David Goldfein details how the service is automating future kill chains and going beyond the use of aircraft.
-
US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
-
Time to ‘get real’ on increasing aircraft costs, says UK air chief | Dubai Airshow 2019
Air Chief Marshal Mike Wigston, head of the British Royal Air Force’s air staff, challenges industry to end cost increases for new aircraft and missiles.
-
One way for the Pentagon to prove it’s serious about artificial intelligence
DoD needs to take certain steps to ensure it is actually serious about incorporating AI.
-
Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
-
Germany seeks funding for research contracts |Defense News Minute Nov. 15, 2019
Germany seeks funding for research contracts and a delay for Altay tank program.
-
Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
