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Here is one drone killer US troops have taken overseas
How this can take down drones, even in swarms.
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Space Development Agency’s new director is a familiar face
After serving as the Space Development Agency’s acting director since June, Derek Tournear will become the organization’s next permanent director.
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Turkey, Russia in negotiations for potential Su-35 jet deal
If penned, an Su-35 deal will be Turkey’s second major purchase of weapons systems from Russia.
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US logistics boss talks risks to the supply chain and protective measures
How does supply chain security fit into the mission of the Defense Logistics Agency?
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Is Army Modernization on Track? | Defense News Weekly, Oct. 25, 2019
From Strykers to aircraft to air defense, we’ll take a look at how the Army is modernizing key units and the status of those important programs.
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The US Air Force’s X-37B spaceplane lands after spending two years in space
The mysterious spaceplane beat its previous record for days on orbit.
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4 questions with NATO on its unmanned tech test
As militaries around the world invest in advanced technology, the need to test the capabilities of new systems for military operations is critical.
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Submarines are poised to take on a major role in strike warfare, but is that a good idea?
Virginia Block V is expected to be one of the largest contracts in Navy history. But its key feature — an 84-foot section that boosts the boat’s strike capacity — may be more of a liability than ever.
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After a leadership shakeup at General Dynamics, a murky future for submarine building
Submarine building faces a mountain of uncertainty following a General Dynamics leadership shakeup.
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This week in Congress: New worries about the NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 28, 2019.
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Here is one drone killer US troops have taken overseas
How this can take down drones, even in swarms.
-
Space Development Agency’s new director is a familiar face
After serving as the Space Development Agency’s acting director since June, Derek Tournear will become the organization’s next permanent director.
-
Turkey, Russia in negotiations for potential Su-35 jet deal
If penned, an Su-35 deal will be Turkey’s second major purchase of weapons systems from Russia.
-
US logistics boss talks risks to the supply chain and protective measures
How does supply chain security fit into the mission of the Defense Logistics Agency?
-
Is Army Modernization on Track? | Defense News Weekly, Oct. 25, 2019
From Strykers to aircraft to air defense, we’ll take a look at how the Army is modernizing key units and the status of those important programs.
-
The US Air Force’s X-37B spaceplane lands after spending two years in space
The mysterious spaceplane beat its previous record for days on orbit.
-
4 questions with NATO on its unmanned tech test
As militaries around the world invest in advanced technology, the need to test the capabilities of new systems for military operations is critical.
-
Submarines are poised to take on a major role in strike warfare, but is that a good idea?
Virginia Block V is expected to be one of the largest contracts in Navy history. But its key feature — an 84-foot section that boosts the boat’s strike capacity — may be more of a liability than ever.
-
After a leadership shakeup at General Dynamics, a murky future for submarine building
Submarine building faces a mountain of uncertainty following a General Dynamics leadership shakeup.
-
This week in Congress: New worries about the NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 28, 2019.
-
Here is one drone killer US troops have taken overseas
How this can take down drones, even in swarms.
-
Space Development Agency’s new director is a familiar face
After serving as the Space Development Agency’s acting director since June, Derek Tournear will become the organization’s next permanent director.
-
Turkey, Russia in negotiations for potential Su-35 jet deal
If penned, an Su-35 deal will be Turkey’s second major purchase of weapons systems from Russia.
-
US logistics boss talks risks to the supply chain and protective measures
How does supply chain security fit into the mission of the Defense Logistics Agency?
-
Is Army Modernization on Track? | Defense News Weekly, Oct. 25, 2019
From Strykers to aircraft to air defense, we’ll take a look at how the Army is modernizing key units and the status of those important programs.
-
The US Air Force’s X-37B spaceplane lands after spending two years in space
The mysterious spaceplane beat its previous record for days on orbit.
-
4 questions with NATO on its unmanned tech test
As militaries around the world invest in advanced technology, the need to test the capabilities of new systems for military operations is critical.
-
Submarines are poised to take on a major role in strike warfare, but is that a good idea?
Virginia Block V is expected to be one of the largest contracts in Navy history. But its key feature — an 84-foot section that boosts the boat’s strike capacity — may be more of a liability than ever.
-
After a leadership shakeup at General Dynamics, a murky future for submarine building
Submarine building faces a mountain of uncertainty following a General Dynamics leadership shakeup.
-
This week in Congress: New worries about the NDAA
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 28, 2019.
