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Does major joint military procurement really work in the Baltics?
Getting the three Baltic nations to coordinate their defense purchases makes a lot of sense on paper, but there has been limited benefit to doing it so far.
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Trump says al-Baghdadi ‘died like a dog’ in US commando raid in Syria
Al-Baghdadi’s last moments alive were spent in “panic and dread” as the ISIS leader was “terrified of the American forces bearing down on him,” and he died “whimpering and crying and screaming” like a coward, Trump told reporters Sunday.
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Amazon or Microsoft? DoD picks a winner for its controversial JEDI contract
The multibillion dollar contract competition pitted two tech giants against one another.
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How the Army will use satellites to track land threats in real time
The Space Development Agency is working with the Army to develop the ability to track time-sensitive ground threats from space and provide real-time information to war fighters.
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Congressman to ‘take on’ Air Force procurement | Defense News Minute Oct. 25, 2019
A leading Congressman wants to ‘take on’ Air Force procurement and the military intel budget has dropped.
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US Air Force officially buying light-attack planes
The service is buying a few each of the AT-6 Wolverine and A-29 Super Tucano aircraft.
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Britain chases early contract for new Skynet satellite to avert delay
With the existing Skynet 5 network aging, Britain wants a new satellite in service to ensure its space communications capabilities are not compromised.
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Italy to remove its air-defense assets from Turkey by year’s end
Officials said the departure had already been planned and had nothing to do with Turkey’s offensive in Northern Syria, which was widely criticized in Europe.
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30mm cannons and a new network: Here’s what the Stryker brigade of the future will look like
Find out the upgrades coming to Stryker combat vehicles from the Army’s program head for that effort.
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Does major joint military procurement really work in the Baltics?
Getting the three Baltic nations to coordinate their defense purchases makes a lot of sense on paper, but there has been limited benefit to doing it so far.
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Best pics of the week: Oct. 27, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military.
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Trump says al-Baghdadi ‘died like a dog’ in US commando raid in Syria
Al-Baghdadi’s last moments alive were spent in “panic and dread” as the ISIS leader was “terrified of the American forces bearing down on him,” and he died “whimpering and crying and screaming” like a coward, Trump told reporters Sunday.
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Amazon or Microsoft? DoD picks a winner for its controversial JEDI contract
The multibillion dollar contract competition pitted two tech giants against one another.
-
How the Army will use satellites to track land threats in real time
The Space Development Agency is working with the Army to develop the ability to track time-sensitive ground threats from space and provide real-time information to war fighters.
-
Congressman to ‘take on’ Air Force procurement | Defense News Minute Oct. 25, 2019
A leading Congressman wants to ‘take on’ Air Force procurement and the military intel budget has dropped.
-
US Air Force officially buying light-attack planes
The service is buying a few each of the AT-6 Wolverine and A-29 Super Tucano aircraft.
-
Britain chases early contract for new Skynet satellite to avert delay
With the existing Skynet 5 network aging, Britain wants a new satellite in service to ensure its space communications capabilities are not compromised.
-
Italy to remove its air-defense assets from Turkey by year’s end
Officials said the departure had already been planned and had nothing to do with Turkey’s offensive in Northern Syria, which was widely criticized in Europe.
-
30mm cannons and a new network: Here’s what the Stryker brigade of the future will look like
Find out the upgrades coming to Stryker combat vehicles from the Army’s program head for that effort.
-
Does major joint military procurement really work in the Baltics?
Getting the three Baltic nations to coordinate their defense purchases makes a lot of sense on paper, but there has been limited benefit to doing it so far.
-
Best pics of the week: Oct. 27, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military.
-
Trump says al-Baghdadi ‘died like a dog’ in US commando raid in Syria
Al-Baghdadi’s last moments alive were spent in “panic and dread” as the ISIS leader was “terrified of the American forces bearing down on him,” and he died “whimpering and crying and screaming” like a coward, Trump told reporters Sunday.
-
Amazon or Microsoft? DoD picks a winner for its controversial JEDI contract
The multibillion dollar contract competition pitted two tech giants against one another.
-
How the Army will use satellites to track land threats in real time
The Space Development Agency is working with the Army to develop the ability to track time-sensitive ground threats from space and provide real-time information to war fighters.
-
Congressman to ‘take on’ Air Force procurement | Defense News Minute Oct. 25, 2019
A leading Congressman wants to ‘take on’ Air Force procurement and the military intel budget has dropped.
-
US Air Force officially buying light-attack planes
The service is buying a few each of the AT-6 Wolverine and A-29 Super Tucano aircraft.
-
Britain chases early contract for new Skynet satellite to avert delay
With the existing Skynet 5 network aging, Britain wants a new satellite in service to ensure its space communications capabilities are not compromised.
-
Italy to remove its air-defense assets from Turkey by year’s end
Officials said the departure had already been planned and had nothing to do with Turkey’s offensive in Northern Syria, which was widely criticized in Europe.
-
30mm cannons and a new network: Here’s what the Stryker brigade of the future will look like
Find out the upgrades coming to Stryker combat vehicles from the Army’s program head for that effort.
