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House Armed Services chairman takes aim at Air Force’s handling of ICBM replacement program
Rep. Adam Smith linked questions about the GBSD program to other Air Force acquisition strategies he finds questionable.
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South Korea’s missile detection failure shows need for cooperation with Japan
Bilateral exchange of military intelligence is essential for South Korea and Japan to have common situational awareness.
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No obliteration: Western arms embargo has little impact on Turkey as it looks east
A number of Turkey’s NATO allies have suspended arms sales to the country in condemnation of its military incursion into Syria. So why are analysts and officials shrugging off the embargo?
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Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
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The Air Force sees progress in a GPS ground station test
The Air Force announced that it has successfully connected to the first GPS III satellite on orbit with an interim ground system designed by Lockheed Martin.
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Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
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Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
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Boeing reeling from 737 Max losses | Defense News Minute Oct. 23, 2019
Boeing reeling from 737 Max losses and congress to study the Russia threat.
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US does not know where ISIS escapees are, says Syria envoy
More than 100 Islamic State prisoners have escaped to parts unknown.
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Trump lifts Turkey sanctions, declares victory for American troops after new cease-fire agreement in Syria
Trump said countless American military lives have and will be saved by withdrawing from the region.
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House Armed Services chairman takes aim at Air Force’s handling of ICBM replacement program
Rep. Adam Smith linked questions about the GBSD program to other Air Force acquisition strategies he finds questionable.
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South Korea’s missile detection failure shows need for cooperation with Japan
Bilateral exchange of military intelligence is essential for South Korea and Japan to have common situational awareness.
-
No obliteration: Western arms embargo has little impact on Turkey as it looks east
A number of Turkey’s NATO allies have suspended arms sales to the country in condemnation of its military incursion into Syria. So why are analysts and officials shrugging off the embargo?
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Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
-
The Air Force sees progress in a GPS ground station test
The Air Force announced that it has successfully connected to the first GPS III satellite on orbit with an interim ground system designed by Lockheed Martin.
-
Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
-
Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
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Boeing reeling from 737 Max losses | Defense News Minute Oct. 23, 2019
Boeing reeling from 737 Max losses and congress to study the Russia threat.
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US does not know where ISIS escapees are, says Syria envoy
More than 100 Islamic State prisoners have escaped to parts unknown.
-
Trump lifts Turkey sanctions, declares victory for American troops after new cease-fire agreement in Syria
Trump said countless American military lives have and will be saved by withdrawing from the region.
-
House Armed Services chairman takes aim at Air Force’s handling of ICBM replacement program
Rep. Adam Smith linked questions about the GBSD program to other Air Force acquisition strategies he finds questionable.
-
South Korea’s missile detection failure shows need for cooperation with Japan
Bilateral exchange of military intelligence is essential for South Korea and Japan to have common situational awareness.
-
No obliteration: Western arms embargo has little impact on Turkey as it looks east
A number of Turkey’s NATO allies have suspended arms sales to the country in condemnation of its military incursion into Syria. So why are analysts and officials shrugging off the embargo?
-
Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
-
The Air Force sees progress in a GPS ground station test
The Air Force announced that it has successfully connected to the first GPS III satellite on orbit with an interim ground system designed by Lockheed Martin.
-
Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
-
Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
-
Boeing reeling from 737 Max losses | Defense News Minute Oct. 23, 2019
Boeing reeling from 737 Max losses and congress to study the Russia threat.
-
US does not know where ISIS escapees are, says Syria envoy
More than 100 Islamic State prisoners have escaped to parts unknown.
-
Trump lifts Turkey sanctions, declares victory for American troops after new cease-fire agreement in Syria
Trump said countless American military lives have and will be saved by withdrawing from the region.
