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EU rail push to eastern flank still snarled by rules: French general
Military officials in Europe have struggled to cut through the red tape that hinders fast transportation of troops and equipment across the continent.
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Pentagon downgrades leadership role for Air Forces-Europe to 3-star
The lowering of the rank associated with commanding Air Force units in Europe comes after Hegseth ordered a 20% cut to four-star general positions.
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Trump declares drug cartels operating in Caribbean unlawful combatants
Trump has declared drug cartels operating in the Caribbean are unlawful combatants and says the U.S. is now in a “non-international armed conflict.”
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Defending the defense network from cyber threats: How does the US stack up?
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., discusses U.S. needs for countering cyber threats at the annual Defense News Conference.
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Modernizing the US Navy’s maritime industrial base amid production struggles
Panelists at the Defense News Conference discuss how the U.S. can revamp its shipbuilding efforts to remain competitive with adversaries.
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Securing the Indo-Pacific amid a volatile U.S.-China relationship
Experts gather at the annual Defense News Conference to discuss how the U.S. and its allies can enforce security in the Indo-Pacific.
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Securing the Indo-Pacific and boosting US shipbuilding | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.4.25
How can the U.S. counter threats from China? Plus, learn about efforts to master the cyber domain. That and more from the 2025 Defense News Conference.
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Missile and space division leads IAI’s revenue in 2025
The Israeli company said it has yet to see a business impact of European nations souring on the Netanyahu government over the war in Gaza.
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Hybrid air denial: The new gray zone battleground raging above Europe
Adversaries are leveraging drones to challenge national airspace and disrupt civilian and military air operations without triggering full-scale conflict.
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Germany receives first P-8 sub-hunting plane amid Baltic Sea tensions
The German Navy’s top officer said the planes would provide a “quantum leap” when it comes to range, sensors and duration of missions.
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EU rail push to eastern flank still snarled by rules: French general
Military officials in Europe have struggled to cut through the red tape that hinders fast transportation of troops and equipment across the continent.
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Pentagon downgrades leadership role for Air Forces-Europe to 3-star
The lowering of the rank associated with commanding Air Force units in Europe comes after Hegseth ordered a 20% cut to four-star general positions.
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Trump declares drug cartels operating in Caribbean unlawful combatants
Trump has declared drug cartels operating in the Caribbean are unlawful combatants and says the U.S. is now in a “non-international armed conflict.”
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Defending the defense network from cyber threats: How does the US stack up?
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., discusses U.S. needs for countering cyber threats at the annual Defense News Conference.
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Modernizing the US Navy’s maritime industrial base amid production struggles
Panelists at the Defense News Conference discuss how the U.S. can revamp its shipbuilding efforts to remain competitive with adversaries.
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Securing the Indo-Pacific amid a volatile U.S.-China relationship
Experts gather at the annual Defense News Conference to discuss how the U.S. and its allies can enforce security in the Indo-Pacific.
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Securing the Indo-Pacific and boosting US shipbuilding | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.4.25
How can the U.S. counter threats from China? Plus, learn about efforts to master the cyber domain. That and more from the 2025 Defense News Conference.
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Missile and space division leads IAI’s revenue in 2025
The Israeli company said it has yet to see a business impact of European nations souring on the Netanyahu government over the war in Gaza.
-
Hybrid air denial: The new gray zone battleground raging above Europe
Adversaries are leveraging drones to challenge national airspace and disrupt civilian and military air operations without triggering full-scale conflict.
-
Germany receives first P-8 sub-hunting plane amid Baltic Sea tensions
The German Navy’s top officer said the planes would provide a “quantum leap” when it comes to range, sensors and duration of missions.
-
EU rail push to eastern flank still snarled by rules: French general
Military officials in Europe have struggled to cut through the red tape that hinders fast transportation of troops and equipment across the continent.
-
Pentagon downgrades leadership role for Air Forces-Europe to 3-star
The lowering of the rank associated with commanding Air Force units in Europe comes after Hegseth ordered a 20% cut to four-star general positions.
-
Trump declares drug cartels operating in Caribbean unlawful combatants
Trump has declared drug cartels operating in the Caribbean are unlawful combatants and says the U.S. is now in a “non-international armed conflict.”
-
Defending the defense network from cyber threats: How does the US stack up?
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., discusses U.S. needs for countering cyber threats at the annual Defense News Conference.
-
Modernizing the US Navy’s maritime industrial base amid production struggles
Panelists at the Defense News Conference discuss how the U.S. can revamp its shipbuilding efforts to remain competitive with adversaries.
-
Securing the Indo-Pacific amid a volatile U.S.-China relationship
Experts gather at the annual Defense News Conference to discuss how the U.S. and its allies can enforce security in the Indo-Pacific.
-
Securing the Indo-Pacific and boosting US shipbuilding | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.4.25
How can the U.S. counter threats from China? Plus, learn about efforts to master the cyber domain. That and more from the 2025 Defense News Conference.
-
Missile and space division leads IAI’s revenue in 2025
The Israeli company said it has yet to see a business impact of European nations souring on the Netanyahu government over the war in Gaza.
-
Hybrid air denial: The new gray zone battleground raging above Europe
Adversaries are leveraging drones to challenge national airspace and disrupt civilian and military air operations without triggering full-scale conflict.
-
Germany receives first P-8 sub-hunting plane amid Baltic Sea tensions
The German Navy’s top officer said the planes would provide a “quantum leap” when it comes to range, sensors and duration of missions.
