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Meet the MH-139A Grey Wolf | Defense News Minute, Dec. 19, 2019
The Air Force’s Huey replacement has been formally named.
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Does the Pentagon have a coherent strategy for AI?
If the Pentagon is going to master AI, it first has to understand all the ways at present it is failing to do so.
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The US Air Force’s UH-1N Huey replacement helicopter has a new name
The first helicopter was delivered to the Air Force on Dec. 19.
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Companies gear up for next phase in Britain’s Skynet 6 program
The British government has ruled that all bidders, except one, must remain unnamed.
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The Air Force will need terminals that work with more than GPS
A provision in the annual defense policy bill calls on the Air Force to develop a prototype receiver capable of utilizing foreign GNSS, such as the European Union’s Galileo or Japan’s QZSS satellites.
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Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
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One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
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Russia’s top military officer airs concern about NATO drills
NATO exercises near the border with Russia reflect the alliance’s preparations for a large-scale military conflict, Russia’s chief military officer said in remarks published Wednesday.
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Top defense exports official exits the Pentagon amid multiple recent resignations
Tina Kaidanow, a longtime State Department official, led the Pentagon’s efforts to improve weapon exports abroad.
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Congress reins in Navy’s electronic warfare programs
House and Senate appropriators are worried about delays and premature funding for two of the Navy’s most high-profile EW programs.
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Meet the MH-139A Grey Wolf | Defense News Minute, Dec. 19, 2019
The Air Force’s Huey replacement has been formally named.
-
Does the Pentagon have a coherent strategy for AI?
If the Pentagon is going to master AI, it first has to understand all the ways at present it is failing to do so.
-
The US Air Force’s UH-1N Huey replacement helicopter has a new name
The first helicopter was delivered to the Air Force on Dec. 19.
-
Companies gear up for next phase in Britain’s Skynet 6 program
The British government has ruled that all bidders, except one, must remain unnamed.
-
The Air Force will need terminals that work with more than GPS
A provision in the annual defense policy bill calls on the Air Force to develop a prototype receiver capable of utilizing foreign GNSS, such as the European Union’s Galileo or Japan’s QZSS satellites.
-
Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
-
Russia’s top military officer airs concern about NATO drills
NATO exercises near the border with Russia reflect the alliance’s preparations for a large-scale military conflict, Russia’s chief military officer said in remarks published Wednesday.
-
Top defense exports official exits the Pentagon amid multiple recent resignations
Tina Kaidanow, a longtime State Department official, led the Pentagon’s efforts to improve weapon exports abroad.
-
Congress reins in Navy’s electronic warfare programs
House and Senate appropriators are worried about delays and premature funding for two of the Navy’s most high-profile EW programs.
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Meet the MH-139A Grey Wolf | Defense News Minute, Dec. 19, 2019
The Air Force’s Huey replacement has been formally named.
-
Does the Pentagon have a coherent strategy for AI?
If the Pentagon is going to master AI, it first has to understand all the ways at present it is failing to do so.
-
The US Air Force’s UH-1N Huey replacement helicopter has a new name
The first helicopter was delivered to the Air Force on Dec. 19.
-
Companies gear up for next phase in Britain’s Skynet 6 program
The British government has ruled that all bidders, except one, must remain unnamed.
-
The Air Force will need terminals that work with more than GPS
A provision in the annual defense policy bill calls on the Air Force to develop a prototype receiver capable of utilizing foreign GNSS, such as the European Union’s Galileo or Japan’s QZSS satellites.
-
Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
-
Russia’s top military officer airs concern about NATO drills
NATO exercises near the border with Russia reflect the alliance’s preparations for a large-scale military conflict, Russia’s chief military officer said in remarks published Wednesday.
-
Top defense exports official exits the Pentagon amid multiple recent resignations
Tina Kaidanow, a longtime State Department official, led the Pentagon’s efforts to improve weapon exports abroad.
-
Congress reins in Navy’s electronic warfare programs
House and Senate appropriators are worried about delays and premature funding for two of the Navy’s most high-profile EW programs.
