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IISS analyst: How Mideast, North Africa can improve local defense biz
Superior air and maritime platforms will continue to be the region’s preference.
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US Air Force lays groundwork for major changes to bomber fleet
The Air Force is moving to a two-bomber fleet of B-21s and Cold War-era B-52s, and plans to retire B-1s and B-2s in the next decade.
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L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
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Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle picked for $9B JEDI successor
The selections for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, were made public Wednesday in a list of contracts published by the Pentagon.
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Ukraine war ‘validates’ key principles of new Marine unit in Pacific
Gen. Berger believes early lessons from Ukraine are theater-agnostic and support much of what the new 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment is creating in Hawaii.
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China may have surpassed US in number of nuclear warheads on ICBMs
Republicans are spotlighting a classified STRATCOM assessment that suggests China may have more nuclear warheads on its 300 ICBMs than the U.S.
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Britain ramps up anti-tank weapon production to refill stocks
The UK joins other nations in playing catch-up to produce weapon types back in high demand after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Pilot program for F-35 maintainers ends with little fanfare
“Ultimately, the [Lightning Technician Program] concept did not meet the needs of the Air Force enterprise,” the service said.
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How ‘MacGyver’ magic can get Taiwan its Harpoon defenses faster
The horrible events in Ukraine since February offer a painful reminder regarding the costs of procrastination.
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Congress would approve A-10 retirements, more F-35s in defense bill
For years, Congress has thwarted the Air Force’s attempts to retire the iconic A-10 Warthog, but that is about to change.
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IISS analyst: How Mideast, North Africa can improve local defense biz
Superior air and maritime platforms will continue to be the region’s preference.
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US Air Force lays groundwork for major changes to bomber fleet
The Air Force is moving to a two-bomber fleet of B-21s and Cold War-era B-52s, and plans to retire B-1s and B-2s in the next decade.
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L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
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Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle picked for $9B JEDI successor
The selections for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, were made public Wednesday in a list of contracts published by the Pentagon.
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Ukraine war ‘validates’ key principles of new Marine unit in Pacific
Gen. Berger believes early lessons from Ukraine are theater-agnostic and support much of what the new 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment is creating in Hawaii.
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China may have surpassed US in number of nuclear warheads on ICBMs
Republicans are spotlighting a classified STRATCOM assessment that suggests China may have more nuclear warheads on its 300 ICBMs than the U.S.
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Britain ramps up anti-tank weapon production to refill stocks
The UK joins other nations in playing catch-up to produce weapon types back in high demand after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Pilot program for F-35 maintainers ends with little fanfare
“Ultimately, the [Lightning Technician Program] concept did not meet the needs of the Air Force enterprise,” the service said.
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How ‘MacGyver’ magic can get Taiwan its Harpoon defenses faster
The horrible events in Ukraine since February offer a painful reminder regarding the costs of procrastination.
-
Congress would approve A-10 retirements, more F-35s in defense bill
For years, Congress has thwarted the Air Force’s attempts to retire the iconic A-10 Warthog, but that is about to change.
-
IISS analyst: How Mideast, North Africa can improve local defense biz
Superior air and maritime platforms will continue to be the region’s preference.
-
US Air Force lays groundwork for major changes to bomber fleet
The Air Force is moving to a two-bomber fleet of B-21s and Cold War-era B-52s, and plans to retire B-1s and B-2s in the next decade.
-
L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
-
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle picked for $9B JEDI successor
The selections for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, were made public Wednesday in a list of contracts published by the Pentagon.
-
Ukraine war ‘validates’ key principles of new Marine unit in Pacific
Gen. Berger believes early lessons from Ukraine are theater-agnostic and support much of what the new 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment is creating in Hawaii.
-
China may have surpassed US in number of nuclear warheads on ICBMs
Republicans are spotlighting a classified STRATCOM assessment that suggests China may have more nuclear warheads on its 300 ICBMs than the U.S.
-
Britain ramps up anti-tank weapon production to refill stocks
The UK joins other nations in playing catch-up to produce weapon types back in high demand after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Pilot program for F-35 maintainers ends with little fanfare
“Ultimately, the [Lightning Technician Program] concept did not meet the needs of the Air Force enterprise,” the service said.
-
How ‘MacGyver’ magic can get Taiwan its Harpoon defenses faster
The horrible events in Ukraine since February offer a painful reminder regarding the costs of procrastination.
-
Congress would approve A-10 retirements, more F-35s in defense bill
For years, Congress has thwarted the Air Force’s attempts to retire the iconic A-10 Warthog, but that is about to change.
