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Russia to buy rockets, artillery shells from North Korea, US says
Russia is in the process of purchasing millions of rockets and artillery shells from North Korea for its fight in Ukraine, according to U.S. intelligence.
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Futures Command faces identity crisis as Army shifts mission
Top Army officials are rethinking Futures Command, shifting it from an organization with control over investment decisions to an advisory body.
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Army’s next Futures Command leader could come ‘in short order’
Why hasn’t the Army named a new Futures Command commander?
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Europe goes on shopping spree to fill capability gaps
Poland wants its military to only operate non-Russian equipment. What does that journey look like?
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Spanish, German companies start work on hypersonic missile interceptor
The European Union’s burgeoning defense bureaucracy is breeding two related efforts aimed at shooting down sophisticated aerial threats in the future.
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Poland signs massive Abrams contract
The U.S. says they’ll be the first General Dynamics Land Systems enhanced Abrams and are expected to reach Poland in early 2025.
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Getting out of Taliban country & Warriors compete | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.02.22
In this week’s episode, we get an update on Afghan allies stranded amid the Taliban, and hear from a Warrior Games athlete about what drives him to compete.
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How one Warrior Games athlete is encouraging younger competitors
Josh Olson lost a leg nearly 20 years ago in Iraq. Today he’s competing in Warrior Games, and draws motivation from family, young athletes he trains.
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NATO trains its battlegroup in the east
A NATO multinational battlegroup completed an exercise that will help fortify its eastern flank amid continued fighting in Ukraine.
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Can AI spot active shooters?
The Air Force is looking at a company called ZeroEyes to help notify Security Forces of armed intruders on base and facility perimeters.
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Russia to buy rockets, artillery shells from North Korea, US says
Russia is in the process of purchasing millions of rockets and artillery shells from North Korea for its fight in Ukraine, according to U.S. intelligence.
-
Futures Command faces identity crisis as Army shifts mission
Top Army officials are rethinking Futures Command, shifting it from an organization with control over investment decisions to an advisory body.
-
Army’s next Futures Command leader could come ‘in short order’
Why hasn’t the Army named a new Futures Command commander?
-
Europe goes on shopping spree to fill capability gaps
Poland wants its military to only operate non-Russian equipment. What does that journey look like?
-
Spanish, German companies start work on hypersonic missile interceptor
The European Union’s burgeoning defense bureaucracy is breeding two related efforts aimed at shooting down sophisticated aerial threats in the future.
-
Poland signs massive Abrams contract
The U.S. says they’ll be the first General Dynamics Land Systems enhanced Abrams and are expected to reach Poland in early 2025.
-
Getting out of Taliban country & Warriors compete | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.02.22
In this week’s episode, we get an update on Afghan allies stranded amid the Taliban, and hear from a Warrior Games athlete about what drives him to compete.
-
How one Warrior Games athlete is encouraging younger competitors
Josh Olson lost a leg nearly 20 years ago in Iraq. Today he’s competing in Warrior Games, and draws motivation from family, young athletes he trains.
-
NATO trains its battlegroup in the east
A NATO multinational battlegroup completed an exercise that will help fortify its eastern flank amid continued fighting in Ukraine.
-
Can AI spot active shooters?
The Air Force is looking at a company called ZeroEyes to help notify Security Forces of armed intruders on base and facility perimeters.
-
Russia to buy rockets, artillery shells from North Korea, US says
Russia is in the process of purchasing millions of rockets and artillery shells from North Korea for its fight in Ukraine, according to U.S. intelligence.
-
Futures Command faces identity crisis as Army shifts mission
Top Army officials are rethinking Futures Command, shifting it from an organization with control over investment decisions to an advisory body.
-
Army’s next Futures Command leader could come ‘in short order’
Why hasn’t the Army named a new Futures Command commander?
-
Europe goes on shopping spree to fill capability gaps
Poland wants its military to only operate non-Russian equipment. What does that journey look like?
-
Spanish, German companies start work on hypersonic missile interceptor
The European Union’s burgeoning defense bureaucracy is breeding two related efforts aimed at shooting down sophisticated aerial threats in the future.
-
Poland signs massive Abrams contract
The U.S. says they’ll be the first General Dynamics Land Systems enhanced Abrams and are expected to reach Poland in early 2025.
-
Getting out of Taliban country & Warriors compete | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.02.22
In this week’s episode, we get an update on Afghan allies stranded amid the Taliban, and hear from a Warrior Games athlete about what drives him to compete.
-
How one Warrior Games athlete is encouraging younger competitors
Josh Olson lost a leg nearly 20 years ago in Iraq. Today he’s competing in Warrior Games, and draws motivation from family, young athletes he trains.
-
NATO trains its battlegroup in the east
A NATO multinational battlegroup completed an exercise that will help fortify its eastern flank amid continued fighting in Ukraine.
-
Can AI spot active shooters?
The Air Force is looking at a company called ZeroEyes to help notify Security Forces of armed intruders on base and facility perimeters.
