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Pentagon: Xi and Putin ‘edging toward an alliance’
Relationship is not a ‘superficial partnership,’ says DoD policy chief.
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Britain vows to flow artillery, helicopters into Estonia
The two countries signed a defense plan that would see Britain remove some troops but equip those remaining with better weapons.
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Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
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Lockheed talks results of US Army’s long-range munition shoot-off
And a service spokesperson confirms the event at Dugway Proving Ground is set to conclude this month.
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Senate to vote on Pentagon contract adjustments amid inflation
The Senate is expected to vote on legislation that would authorize the Pentagon to modify fixed-price contracts as suppliers grapple with inflation.
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Pentagon to unveil zero-trust cyber strategy
Zero trust is often likened to “never trust, always verify.” Or, as Pentagon CIO John Sherman put it: “You truly trust no one or no thing.”
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Zhuhai Airshow display reveals info on China’s J-20, J-16 inventory
The presence of J-20s on static display at the show has allowed photographers to obtain better resolution images of the aircraft than previously possible.
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Pentagon test bed to ramp up development of hypersonics
The Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonics Test Bed will create a new option for DoD agencies and universities as they validate new technology.
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Indonesia to be first foreign user of Turkey’s Khan missile system
A company official said Roketsan will develop a tailor-made air defense system for the Indonesian Army.
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Four questions with France’s military cyber mission lead
France foresees its future military force as heavily relying on systems of systems, whose networks are interconnected across the battlefield.
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Pentagon: Xi and Putin ‘edging toward an alliance’
Relationship is not a ‘superficial partnership,’ says DoD policy chief.
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Britain vows to flow artillery, helicopters into Estonia
The two countries signed a defense plan that would see Britain remove some troops but equip those remaining with better weapons.
-
Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
-
Lockheed talks results of US Army’s long-range munition shoot-off
And a service spokesperson confirms the event at Dugway Proving Ground is set to conclude this month.
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Senate to vote on Pentagon contract adjustments amid inflation
The Senate is expected to vote on legislation that would authorize the Pentagon to modify fixed-price contracts as suppliers grapple with inflation.
-
Pentagon to unveil zero-trust cyber strategy
Zero trust is often likened to “never trust, always verify.” Or, as Pentagon CIO John Sherman put it: “You truly trust no one or no thing.”
-
Zhuhai Airshow display reveals info on China’s J-20, J-16 inventory
The presence of J-20s on static display at the show has allowed photographers to obtain better resolution images of the aircraft than previously possible.
-
Pentagon test bed to ramp up development of hypersonics
The Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonics Test Bed will create a new option for DoD agencies and universities as they validate new technology.
-
Indonesia to be first foreign user of Turkey’s Khan missile system
A company official said Roketsan will develop a tailor-made air defense system for the Indonesian Army.
-
Four questions with France’s military cyber mission lead
France foresees its future military force as heavily relying on systems of systems, whose networks are interconnected across the battlefield.
-
Pentagon: Xi and Putin ‘edging toward an alliance’
Relationship is not a ‘superficial partnership,’ says DoD policy chief.
-
Britain vows to flow artillery, helicopters into Estonia
The two countries signed a defense plan that would see Britain remove some troops but equip those remaining with better weapons.
-
Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
-
Lockheed talks results of US Army’s long-range munition shoot-off
And a service spokesperson confirms the event at Dugway Proving Ground is set to conclude this month.
-
Senate to vote on Pentagon contract adjustments amid inflation
The Senate is expected to vote on legislation that would authorize the Pentagon to modify fixed-price contracts as suppliers grapple with inflation.
-
Pentagon to unveil zero-trust cyber strategy
Zero trust is often likened to “never trust, always verify.” Or, as Pentagon CIO John Sherman put it: “You truly trust no one or no thing.”
-
Zhuhai Airshow display reveals info on China’s J-20, J-16 inventory
The presence of J-20s on static display at the show has allowed photographers to obtain better resolution images of the aircraft than previously possible.
-
Pentagon test bed to ramp up development of hypersonics
The Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonics Test Bed will create a new option for DoD agencies and universities as they validate new technology.
-
Indonesia to be first foreign user of Turkey’s Khan missile system
A company official said Roketsan will develop a tailor-made air defense system for the Indonesian Army.
-
Four questions with France’s military cyber mission lead
France foresees its future military force as heavily relying on systems of systems, whose networks are interconnected across the battlefield.
