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Can the direction of nuclear proliferation take a turn for the better?
The gap between offensive and defensive capabilities appears to have broadened toward offensive.
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How the Space Cybersecurity Working Group fosters communication
The group formed by the National Security Council is working to implement the Trump administration’s cyber strategy in space.
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All systems ‘Go’: How China plans to control space
In order to understand China’s military approach to space, look to the ancient board game of Go, says the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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In first, America co-hosts cyber war game ‘CODE’ with Taiwan
This is also the first time drill, held once every two years, includes the participation of personnel from several other countries.
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More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
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Saudi Arabia owes GD $1.5 billion | Defense News Minute for Nov. 7, 2019
Saudi Arabia owes GD $1.5 billion and an influential House Representative retires.
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Amid the latest Ford controversy, a green workforce is making rapid progress on its sister ship
Defense News traveled to Newport News, Virginia, to see the future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy before leaving dry dock.
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How the Air Force plans to find ‘defense unicorns’
At the first Space Pitch Days, the Air Force wants to find nontraditional companies with innovative solutions for the military.
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Fewer airmen, fewer bombs and delayed F-15s: Goldfein outlines effects of continuing resolution
“It’s truly damaging for all the services, and certainly the United States Air Force,” Goldfein said.
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Should the military treat the electromagnetic spectrum as its own domain?
Understanding and utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum is key to every branch of the military, but military experts are skeptical about the need to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a separate domain of warfare.
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Can the direction of nuclear proliferation take a turn for the better?
The gap between offensive and defensive capabilities appears to have broadened toward offensive.
-
How the Space Cybersecurity Working Group fosters communication
The group formed by the National Security Council is working to implement the Trump administration’s cyber strategy in space.
-
All systems ‘Go’: How China plans to control space
In order to understand China’s military approach to space, look to the ancient board game of Go, says the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
-
In first, America co-hosts cyber war game ‘CODE’ with Taiwan
This is also the first time drill, held once every two years, includes the participation of personnel from several other countries.
-
More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
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Saudi Arabia owes GD $1.5 billion | Defense News Minute for Nov. 7, 2019
Saudi Arabia owes GD $1.5 billion and an influential House Representative retires.
-
Amid the latest Ford controversy, a green workforce is making rapid progress on its sister ship
Defense News traveled to Newport News, Virginia, to see the future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy before leaving dry dock.
-
How the Air Force plans to find ‘defense unicorns’
At the first Space Pitch Days, the Air Force wants to find nontraditional companies with innovative solutions for the military.
-
Fewer airmen, fewer bombs and delayed F-15s: Goldfein outlines effects of continuing resolution
“It’s truly damaging for all the services, and certainly the United States Air Force,” Goldfein said.
-
Should the military treat the electromagnetic spectrum as its own domain?
Understanding and utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum is key to every branch of the military, but military experts are skeptical about the need to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a separate domain of warfare.
-
Can the direction of nuclear proliferation take a turn for the better?
The gap between offensive and defensive capabilities appears to have broadened toward offensive.
-
How the Space Cybersecurity Working Group fosters communication
The group formed by the National Security Council is working to implement the Trump administration’s cyber strategy in space.
-
All systems ‘Go’: How China plans to control space
In order to understand China’s military approach to space, look to the ancient board game of Go, says the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
-
In first, America co-hosts cyber war game ‘CODE’ with Taiwan
This is also the first time drill, held once every two years, includes the participation of personnel from several other countries.
-
More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
-
Saudi Arabia owes GD $1.5 billion | Defense News Minute for Nov. 7, 2019
Saudi Arabia owes GD $1.5 billion and an influential House Representative retires.
-
Amid the latest Ford controversy, a green workforce is making rapid progress on its sister ship
Defense News traveled to Newport News, Virginia, to see the future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy before leaving dry dock.
-
How the Air Force plans to find ‘defense unicorns’
At the first Space Pitch Days, the Air Force wants to find nontraditional companies with innovative solutions for the military.
-
Fewer airmen, fewer bombs and delayed F-15s: Goldfein outlines effects of continuing resolution
“It’s truly damaging for all the services, and certainly the United States Air Force,” Goldfein said.
-
Should the military treat the electromagnetic spectrum as its own domain?
Understanding and utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum is key to every branch of the military, but military experts are skeptical about the need to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a separate domain of warfare.
