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Senate confirms Wilsbach as Air Force chief of staff
Wilsbach will be the 24th general to head the Air Force, following the early retirement of Gen. David Allvin.
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Soldiers take new mobile 81mm mortar system for test drive
The system, when mounted on utility vehicles, is light enough to travel inside of a Chinook helicopter or sling-loaded under a Black Hawk helicopter.
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Russian drone strikes in Ukraine are war crimes, UN commission says
A U.N. human rights commission claims Russia’s drone strikes in the nearly four-year conflict have been deliberately coordinated to spread terror.
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Persistent Systems delivers backbone connectivity for next-gen command and control
The company supports Fourth Infantry Division and NGC2 with Wave Relay MANET, providing assured networking, faster fires, and scalable multi-domain integration.
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Why NATO needs a new nuclear strategy
A modern NATO nuclear strategy does not require reinventing the wheel, writes German defense analyst Karl-Heinz Kamp.
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Ukraine closes Havana embassy over Cuban fighter pipeline for Russia
The move comes weeks after Russia and Cuba signed a military cooperation agreement and the U.S. said as many as 5,000 Cubans may be on the frontlines.
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Italy weighs using EU defense loan on new tanks, eying Hungary team-up
States have until Nov. 30 to supply the EU with details on how they will spend the cash, before funds are released in 2026.
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US will share tech to let South Korea build nuclear submarine: Trump
Trump said the country would build its nuclear-powered submarine in the Philly Shipyard, which was bought last year by South Korea’s Hanwha Group.
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China’s military may discard its rigid command structure, report warns
A new Rand report explores the prospect of China embracing the more flexible Western concept of mission command and what that means for U.S. strategy.
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In Europe, the problem is deterrence, not drones
Instead of focusing on defending against drones from the east, Europe should invest in its ability to strike back at Russia, this op-ed’s author argues.
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Senate confirms Wilsbach as Air Force chief of staff
Wilsbach will be the 24th general to head the Air Force, following the early retirement of Gen. David Allvin.
-
Soldiers take new mobile 81mm mortar system for test drive
The system, when mounted on utility vehicles, is light enough to travel inside of a Chinook helicopter or sling-loaded under a Black Hawk helicopter.
-
Russian drone strikes in Ukraine are war crimes, UN commission says
A U.N. human rights commission claims Russia’s drone strikes in the nearly four-year conflict have been deliberately coordinated to spread terror.
-
Persistent Systems delivers backbone connectivity for next-gen command and control
The company supports Fourth Infantry Division and NGC2 with Wave Relay MANET, providing assured networking, faster fires, and scalable multi-domain integration.
-
Why NATO needs a new nuclear strategy
A modern NATO nuclear strategy does not require reinventing the wheel, writes German defense analyst Karl-Heinz Kamp.
-
Ukraine closes Havana embassy over Cuban fighter pipeline for Russia
The move comes weeks after Russia and Cuba signed a military cooperation agreement and the U.S. said as many as 5,000 Cubans may be on the frontlines.
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Italy weighs using EU defense loan on new tanks, eying Hungary team-up
States have until Nov. 30 to supply the EU with details on how they will spend the cash, before funds are released in 2026.
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US will share tech to let South Korea build nuclear submarine: Trump
Trump said the country would build its nuclear-powered submarine in the Philly Shipyard, which was bought last year by South Korea’s Hanwha Group.
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China’s military may discard its rigid command structure, report warns
A new Rand report explores the prospect of China embracing the more flexible Western concept of mission command and what that means for U.S. strategy.
-
In Europe, the problem is deterrence, not drones
Instead of focusing on defending against drones from the east, Europe should invest in its ability to strike back at Russia, this op-ed’s author argues.
-
Senate confirms Wilsbach as Air Force chief of staff
Wilsbach will be the 24th general to head the Air Force, following the early retirement of Gen. David Allvin.
-
Soldiers take new mobile 81mm mortar system for test drive
The system, when mounted on utility vehicles, is light enough to travel inside of a Chinook helicopter or sling-loaded under a Black Hawk helicopter.
-
Russian drone strikes in Ukraine are war crimes, UN commission says
A U.N. human rights commission claims Russia’s drone strikes in the nearly four-year conflict have been deliberately coordinated to spread terror.
-
Persistent Systems delivers backbone connectivity for next-gen command and control
The company supports Fourth Infantry Division and NGC2 with Wave Relay MANET, providing assured networking, faster fires, and scalable multi-domain integration.
-
Why NATO needs a new nuclear strategy
A modern NATO nuclear strategy does not require reinventing the wheel, writes German defense analyst Karl-Heinz Kamp.
-
Ukraine closes Havana embassy over Cuban fighter pipeline for Russia
The move comes weeks after Russia and Cuba signed a military cooperation agreement and the U.S. said as many as 5,000 Cubans may be on the frontlines.
-
Italy weighs using EU defense loan on new tanks, eying Hungary team-up
States have until Nov. 30 to supply the EU with details on how they will spend the cash, before funds are released in 2026.
-
US will share tech to let South Korea build nuclear submarine: Trump
Trump said the country would build its nuclear-powered submarine in the Philly Shipyard, which was bought last year by South Korea’s Hanwha Group.
-
China’s military may discard its rigid command structure, report warns
A new Rand report explores the prospect of China embracing the more flexible Western concept of mission command and what that means for U.S. strategy.
-
In Europe, the problem is deterrence, not drones
Instead of focusing on defending against drones from the east, Europe should invest in its ability to strike back at Russia, this op-ed’s author argues.
