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EU scrambles to channel hefty defense-spending boost into joint buys
Member nations expect to add €70 billion in military spending by 2025, but the rate of joint procurements still hovers below 20% of all investments.
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US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
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White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
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US Army faces physical space limits in adding electronic warfare tech
The service is embracing a swappable, plug-and-play approach known as CMOSS, or C5ISR Electronic Warfare Modular Open Suite of Standards, to fit the tech.
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Global leaders fixate on warfare and economic stability
What can the world expect in 2023? The recent G20 summit might offer some hints.
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Polish defense minister: We won’t waiver from supporting Ukraine
Ukrainians have already proved their abilities on the battlefield. We cannot stop short of what is needed for Ukraine to prevail.
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US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
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How the Space Development Agency ‘could have died any number of ways’
The SDA overcame early turmoil, but there’s still more to prove.
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Adviser to Ukraine’s defense minister talks post-war forces, industry
Yuriy Sak described how the war has transformed the military and the defense industry, plus what security guarantees his nation needs.
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A graphical look at scenarios for the US defense budget through 2027
The president’s budget requests could go his way, but there are also other routes appropriators might take.
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EU scrambles to channel hefty defense-spending boost into joint buys
Member nations expect to add €70 billion in military spending by 2025, but the rate of joint procurements still hovers below 20% of all investments.
-
US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Army faces physical space limits in adding electronic warfare tech
The service is embracing a swappable, plug-and-play approach known as CMOSS, or C5ISR Electronic Warfare Modular Open Suite of Standards, to fit the tech.
-
Global leaders fixate on warfare and economic stability
What can the world expect in 2023? The recent G20 summit might offer some hints.
-
Polish defense minister: We won’t waiver from supporting Ukraine
Ukrainians have already proved their abilities on the battlefield. We cannot stop short of what is needed for Ukraine to prevail.
-
US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
-
How the Space Development Agency ‘could have died any number of ways’
The SDA overcame early turmoil, but there’s still more to prove.
-
Adviser to Ukraine’s defense minister talks post-war forces, industry
Yuriy Sak described how the war has transformed the military and the defense industry, plus what security guarantees his nation needs.
-
A graphical look at scenarios for the US defense budget through 2027
The president’s budget requests could go his way, but there are also other routes appropriators might take.
-
EU scrambles to channel hefty defense-spending boost into joint buys
Member nations expect to add €70 billion in military spending by 2025, but the rate of joint procurements still hovers below 20% of all investments.
-
US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Army faces physical space limits in adding electronic warfare tech
The service is embracing a swappable, plug-and-play approach known as CMOSS, or C5ISR Electronic Warfare Modular Open Suite of Standards, to fit the tech.
-
Global leaders fixate on warfare and economic stability
What can the world expect in 2023? The recent G20 summit might offer some hints.
-
Polish defense minister: We won’t waiver from supporting Ukraine
Ukrainians have already proved their abilities on the battlefield. We cannot stop short of what is needed for Ukraine to prevail.
-
US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
-
How the Space Development Agency ‘could have died any number of ways’
The SDA overcame early turmoil, but there’s still more to prove.
-
Adviser to Ukraine’s defense minister talks post-war forces, industry
Yuriy Sak described how the war has transformed the military and the defense industry, plus what security guarantees his nation needs.
-
A graphical look at scenarios for the US defense budget through 2027
The president’s budget requests could go his way, but there are also other routes appropriators might take.
