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Army, Marines declare Joint Air-to-Ground Missile ready for production
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps’ Joint Air-to-Ground Missile has been cleared for full-rate production.
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Ligado 5G could be ‘harmful’ to older Pentagon satellites, report says
The company is preparing to start operationalizing its system as soon as next month.
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DoD eyes waiver to resume F-35 deliveries halted over Chinese alloy
Pentagon acquisition chief William LaPlante says the incident underscores problems keeping track of the defense industry’s shifting supply chains.
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Kyiv officials lay out vision for security, digital future at DC event
Ukraine’s leaders have in recent months advocated for international spending to reinvigorate industries and rebuild its economy, both ravaged by Russia.
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Kendall ‘more optimistic’ on hypersonic effort after successful tests
“We still have work to do on ARRW,” Kendall said. The program is on track to begin all-up-round testing later this year.
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Pentagon eyes commercial solution to supply chain problems
The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking commercial software to support new supply chain pathways and manage risk across the industrial base.
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Poland asks US for Apache helicopters to pair with its Abrams tanks
“Together, they constitute an enormous force,” said Polish Defence Minister Mariusz Błaszczak.
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US sends F-22 jets to Australia to train alongside F-35A fighters
The high-profile multinational air combat exercise Pitch Black overshadowed the separate drills involving the fifth-gen aircraft.
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European Patrol Corvette to get fresh money from EU coffers
Italian officials hope to use the ship design for their national navy, too, as funding ramps up from the European Defence Fund.
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More F-15Es to get electronic warfare upgrades in award to BAE
The Air Force this summer cleared the way to start adding EPAWSS to more F-15s, and a new contract for BAE will provide the systems to install.
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Army, Marines declare Joint Air-to-Ground Missile ready for production
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps’ Joint Air-to-Ground Missile has been cleared for full-rate production.
-
Ligado 5G could be ‘harmful’ to older Pentagon satellites, report says
The company is preparing to start operationalizing its system as soon as next month.
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DoD eyes waiver to resume F-35 deliveries halted over Chinese alloy
Pentagon acquisition chief William LaPlante says the incident underscores problems keeping track of the defense industry’s shifting supply chains.
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Kyiv officials lay out vision for security, digital future at DC event
Ukraine’s leaders have in recent months advocated for international spending to reinvigorate industries and rebuild its economy, both ravaged by Russia.
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Kendall ‘more optimistic’ on hypersonic effort after successful tests
“We still have work to do on ARRW,” Kendall said. The program is on track to begin all-up-round testing later this year.
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Pentagon eyes commercial solution to supply chain problems
The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking commercial software to support new supply chain pathways and manage risk across the industrial base.
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Poland asks US for Apache helicopters to pair with its Abrams tanks
“Together, they constitute an enormous force,” said Polish Defence Minister Mariusz Błaszczak.
-
US sends F-22 jets to Australia to train alongside F-35A fighters
The high-profile multinational air combat exercise Pitch Black overshadowed the separate drills involving the fifth-gen aircraft.
-
European Patrol Corvette to get fresh money from EU coffers
Italian officials hope to use the ship design for their national navy, too, as funding ramps up from the European Defence Fund.
-
More F-15Es to get electronic warfare upgrades in award to BAE
The Air Force this summer cleared the way to start adding EPAWSS to more F-15s, and a new contract for BAE will provide the systems to install.
-
Army, Marines declare Joint Air-to-Ground Missile ready for production
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps’ Joint Air-to-Ground Missile has been cleared for full-rate production.
-
Ligado 5G could be ‘harmful’ to older Pentagon satellites, report says
The company is preparing to start operationalizing its system as soon as next month.
-
DoD eyes waiver to resume F-35 deliveries halted over Chinese alloy
Pentagon acquisition chief William LaPlante says the incident underscores problems keeping track of the defense industry’s shifting supply chains.
-
Kyiv officials lay out vision for security, digital future at DC event
Ukraine’s leaders have in recent months advocated for international spending to reinvigorate industries and rebuild its economy, both ravaged by Russia.
-
Kendall ‘more optimistic’ on hypersonic effort after successful tests
“We still have work to do on ARRW,” Kendall said. The program is on track to begin all-up-round testing later this year.
-
Pentagon eyes commercial solution to supply chain problems
The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking commercial software to support new supply chain pathways and manage risk across the industrial base.
-
Poland asks US for Apache helicopters to pair with its Abrams tanks
“Together, they constitute an enormous force,” said Polish Defence Minister Mariusz Błaszczak.
-
US sends F-22 jets to Australia to train alongside F-35A fighters
The high-profile multinational air combat exercise Pitch Black overshadowed the separate drills involving the fifth-gen aircraft.
-
European Patrol Corvette to get fresh money from EU coffers
Italian officials hope to use the ship design for their national navy, too, as funding ramps up from the European Defence Fund.
-
More F-15Es to get electronic warfare upgrades in award to BAE
The Air Force this summer cleared the way to start adding EPAWSS to more F-15s, and a new contract for BAE will provide the systems to install.
