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A new role for the B-52? | Defense News Minute Nov. 14, 2019
A new role for the B-52? and a CSIS Report Warns of Army Helo Costs.
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Russia and China may not be the top cyberthreats
While Russia and China pose significant threats, especially in the cyber domain, one expert worries that lesser known actors might be a more immediate concern.
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Pentagon presses for US access to special EU defense projects
The U.S. deputy defense secretary is sticking up for American defense firms, saying they should not be cut out of European Union programs to strengthen its industrial base.
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Turkey’s multibillion-dollar Altay tank program faces delay
Western countries, particularly Germany, have been reluctant to share certain technology with Turkey.
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The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
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F-35 program on track to replace Turkey, say Pentagon officials
The U.S. has found alternate suppliers for all but a dozen components Turkey is producing for the F-35.
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Is a missile test coming soon? | Defense News Minute, Nov. 13, 2019
A major missile test could happen any day–and the carrier Harry S Truman is ready to go to sea again.
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
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Report warns US Army to watch out for creeping operational costs with future helos
Can the Army afford its future vertical lift fleet? Analysts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies crunch the numbers.
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Money Minute: Holiday Spending and Credit Cards
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack offers her tips on holiday spending.
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A new role for the B-52? | Defense News Minute Nov. 14, 2019
A new role for the B-52? and a CSIS Report Warns of Army Helo Costs.
-
Russia and China may not be the top cyberthreats
While Russia and China pose significant threats, especially in the cyber domain, one expert worries that lesser known actors might be a more immediate concern.
-
Pentagon presses for US access to special EU defense projects
The U.S. deputy defense secretary is sticking up for American defense firms, saying they should not be cut out of European Union programs to strengthen its industrial base.
-
Turkey’s multibillion-dollar Altay tank program faces delay
Western countries, particularly Germany, have been reluctant to share certain technology with Turkey.
-
The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
-
F-35 program on track to replace Turkey, say Pentagon officials
The U.S. has found alternate suppliers for all but a dozen components Turkey is producing for the F-35.
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Is a missile test coming soon? | Defense News Minute, Nov. 13, 2019
A major missile test could happen any day–and the carrier Harry S Truman is ready to go to sea again.
-
US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
Report warns US Army to watch out for creeping operational costs with future helos
Can the Army afford its future vertical lift fleet? Analysts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies crunch the numbers.
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Money Minute: Holiday Spending and Credit Cards
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack offers her tips on holiday spending.
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A new role for the B-52? | Defense News Minute Nov. 14, 2019
A new role for the B-52? and a CSIS Report Warns of Army Helo Costs.
-
Russia and China may not be the top cyberthreats
While Russia and China pose significant threats, especially in the cyber domain, one expert worries that lesser known actors might be a more immediate concern.
-
Pentagon presses for US access to special EU defense projects
The U.S. deputy defense secretary is sticking up for American defense firms, saying they should not be cut out of European Union programs to strengthen its industrial base.
-
Turkey’s multibillion-dollar Altay tank program faces delay
Western countries, particularly Germany, have been reluctant to share certain technology with Turkey.
-
The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
-
F-35 program on track to replace Turkey, say Pentagon officials
The U.S. has found alternate suppliers for all but a dozen components Turkey is producing for the F-35.
-
Is a missile test coming soon? | Defense News Minute, Nov. 13, 2019
A major missile test could happen any day–and the carrier Harry S Truman is ready to go to sea again.
-
US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
Report warns US Army to watch out for creeping operational costs with future helos
Can the Army afford its future vertical lift fleet? Analysts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies crunch the numbers.
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Money Minute: Holiday Spending and Credit Cards
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack offers her tips on holiday spending.
