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The U.S. shift towards drone warfare | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.26.25
The often ponderously slow U.S. defense system tries to adapt to the rapidly advancing world of drone warfare. What are its latest moves to keep up?
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Are drones the new standard squad weapon?
From new units to new training, a look at how the “drone era” of war fighting has materialized at the unit level.
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“Large-scale drone warfare” an eye-opener for Pentagon leaders
Ukraine’s rapid innovations against Russia have prompted the Dept. of Defense to try to adapt faster than the defense base is used to — with mixed results.
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How the U.S. military is updating drone defense strategy
From the Pentagon all the way down to individual units, the military is working on ways to defend themselves against fleets of cheap attack drones.
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The Basics of Consolidating vs. Refinancing Student Loans — Money Minute
Do you have student loans? Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is here to help you navigate the differences between consolidation and refinancing.
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Germany buys aircraft self-defense systems from Elbit for $260 million
The announcement comes after Elbit received an order on Dec. 23, 2024, from Lufthansa Technik to equip the German government’s Airbus A350 shuttle fleet.
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Pentagon unit seeks Ukraine-like conditions for drone testing
Most commercial firms can’t access test space where they can refine their products under conditions they might face in the field. DIU wants to change that.
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Lockheed vows quick action on German Typhon missile launcher request
The U.S. defense giant sees new business in Europe for its multifunction launcher, which can fire more than a dozen missile types.
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Taiwan’s Han Kuang drills demonstrate its quills are growing sharper
Taiwan has made significant but insufficient progress in building a military capable of deterring a cross-strait invasion.
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These wargames explored drone attacks on US military bases
Many of the details of these wargames are classified, but one key finding is that protecting domestic U.S. bases can’t be just the military’s job.
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The U.S. shift towards drone warfare | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.26.25
The often ponderously slow U.S. defense system tries to adapt to the rapidly advancing world of drone warfare. What are its latest moves to keep up?
-
Are drones the new standard squad weapon?
From new units to new training, a look at how the “drone era” of war fighting has materialized at the unit level.
-
“Large-scale drone warfare” an eye-opener for Pentagon leaders
Ukraine’s rapid innovations against Russia have prompted the Dept. of Defense to try to adapt faster than the defense base is used to — with mixed results.
-
How the U.S. military is updating drone defense strategy
From the Pentagon all the way down to individual units, the military is working on ways to defend themselves against fleets of cheap attack drones.
-
The Basics of Consolidating vs. Refinancing Student Loans — Money Minute
Do you have student loans? Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is here to help you navigate the differences between consolidation and refinancing.
-
Germany buys aircraft self-defense systems from Elbit for $260 million
The announcement comes after Elbit received an order on Dec. 23, 2024, from Lufthansa Technik to equip the German government’s Airbus A350 shuttle fleet.
-
Pentagon unit seeks Ukraine-like conditions for drone testing
Most commercial firms can’t access test space where they can refine their products under conditions they might face in the field. DIU wants to change that.
-
Lockheed vows quick action on German Typhon missile launcher request
The U.S. defense giant sees new business in Europe for its multifunction launcher, which can fire more than a dozen missile types.
-
Taiwan’s Han Kuang drills demonstrate its quills are growing sharper
Taiwan has made significant but insufficient progress in building a military capable of deterring a cross-strait invasion.
-
These wargames explored drone attacks on US military bases
Many of the details of these wargames are classified, but one key finding is that protecting domestic U.S. bases can’t be just the military’s job.
-
The U.S. shift towards drone warfare | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.26.25
The often ponderously slow U.S. defense system tries to adapt to the rapidly advancing world of drone warfare. What are its latest moves to keep up?
-
Are drones the new standard squad weapon?
From new units to new training, a look at how the “drone era” of war fighting has materialized at the unit level.
-
“Large-scale drone warfare” an eye-opener for Pentagon leaders
Ukraine’s rapid innovations against Russia have prompted the Dept. of Defense to try to adapt faster than the defense base is used to — with mixed results.
-
How the U.S. military is updating drone defense strategy
From the Pentagon all the way down to individual units, the military is working on ways to defend themselves against fleets of cheap attack drones.
-
The Basics of Consolidating vs. Refinancing Student Loans — Money Minute
Do you have student loans? Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is here to help you navigate the differences between consolidation and refinancing.
-
Germany buys aircraft self-defense systems from Elbit for $260 million
The announcement comes after Elbit received an order on Dec. 23, 2024, from Lufthansa Technik to equip the German government’s Airbus A350 shuttle fleet.
-
Pentagon unit seeks Ukraine-like conditions for drone testing
Most commercial firms can’t access test space where they can refine their products under conditions they might face in the field. DIU wants to change that.
-
Lockheed vows quick action on German Typhon missile launcher request
The U.S. defense giant sees new business in Europe for its multifunction launcher, which can fire more than a dozen missile types.
-
Taiwan’s Han Kuang drills demonstrate its quills are growing sharper
Taiwan has made significant but insufficient progress in building a military capable of deterring a cross-strait invasion.
-
These wargames explored drone attacks on US military bases
Many of the details of these wargames are classified, but one key finding is that protecting domestic U.S. bases can’t be just the military’s job.
