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Should the DoD shift focus toward passive missile defense?
For missile defense leaders, passive defense, non-kinetic intercept capabilities and left-of-launch defeat could be the name of the game going forward.
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F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
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Here’s why Boeing is getting $55.5M to fix a problem with the Air Force’s new tanker
Here’s what the Air Force is getting for its money, and why Boeing isn’t footing the bill.
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Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
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Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
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For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
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Watch the skies: How a US base in Greenland tracks ballistic missiles
Is the Air Force investing enough in its northernmost base?
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Italy Navy, Air Force debate where to base F-35Bs
The standoff suggests that moves in Italy to create increasing synergies between armed forces have a way to go.
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Japan wants to be an official F-35 partner. The Pentagon plans to say no.
Defense News has obtained a letter from Japan’s Ministry of Defense asking how to transition from F-35 buyer, to full-fledged partner.
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Aircraft mission-capable rates hit new low in Air Force, despite efforts to improve
The Air Force’s aircraft readiness continued its multi-year slide in fiscal 2018, as the overall mission-capable rate for the aging fleet dropped below 70 percent — its lowest point in at least six years.
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Should the DoD shift focus toward passive missile defense?
For missile defense leaders, passive defense, non-kinetic intercept capabilities and left-of-launch defeat could be the name of the game going forward.
-
F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
-
Here’s why Boeing is getting $55.5M to fix a problem with the Air Force’s new tanker
Here’s what the Air Force is getting for its money, and why Boeing isn’t footing the bill.
-
Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
-
Watch the skies: How a US base in Greenland tracks ballistic missiles
Is the Air Force investing enough in its northernmost base?
-
Italy Navy, Air Force debate where to base F-35Bs
The standoff suggests that moves in Italy to create increasing synergies between armed forces have a way to go.
-
Japan wants to be an official F-35 partner. The Pentagon plans to say no.
Defense News has obtained a letter from Japan’s Ministry of Defense asking how to transition from F-35 buyer, to full-fledged partner.
-
Aircraft mission-capable rates hit new low in Air Force, despite efforts to improve
The Air Force’s aircraft readiness continued its multi-year slide in fiscal 2018, as the overall mission-capable rate for the aging fleet dropped below 70 percent — its lowest point in at least six years.
-
Should the DoD shift focus toward passive missile defense?
For missile defense leaders, passive defense, non-kinetic intercept capabilities and left-of-launch defeat could be the name of the game going forward.
-
F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
-
Here’s why Boeing is getting $55.5M to fix a problem with the Air Force’s new tanker
Here’s what the Air Force is getting for its money, and why Boeing isn’t footing the bill.
-
Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
-
Watch the skies: How a US base in Greenland tracks ballistic missiles
Is the Air Force investing enough in its northernmost base?
-
Italy Navy, Air Force debate where to base F-35Bs
The standoff suggests that moves in Italy to create increasing synergies between armed forces have a way to go.
-
Japan wants to be an official F-35 partner. The Pentagon plans to say no.
Defense News has obtained a letter from Japan’s Ministry of Defense asking how to transition from F-35 buyer, to full-fledged partner.
-
Aircraft mission-capable rates hit new low in Air Force, despite efforts to improve
The Air Force’s aircraft readiness continued its multi-year slide in fiscal 2018, as the overall mission-capable rate for the aging fleet dropped below 70 percent — its lowest point in at least six years.
