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Stingy intel-sharing a ‘recipe for losing,’ Space Force’s Miller says
“The United States does not go into conflict alone,” Lt. Gen. David Miller said at the GEOINT conference. “Check your history. It does not happen.”
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How to further strengthen the Defense Production Act
It is essential to keep DPA focused exclusively on defense and national security issues, in particular threats from our pacing competitor, China.
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Missile mishaps, ammo snags – report details Danish frigate deployment
A recent government report about the frigate Iver Huitfeldt’s deployment in the Red Sea has detailed a series of problems at sea.
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Brunei orders six H145M helicopters from Airbus
The order follows a 2011 acquisition for 12 Sikorsky-made S-70i Black Hawk helicopters.
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Lockheed Martin to roll out first F-35s for Poland this summer
Polish pilot training on the fifth-generation aircraft is slated to begin in later 2024.
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How DC became obsessed with a potential 2027 Chinese invasion of Taiwan
Some in defense circles say the U.S. needs to prepare for Beijing’s invasion of Taiwan in 2027. China experts say it isn’t a deadline.
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One defense strategy, two drastically different budgets
The Air Force wants to trim procurement funds, but boost research and development. The Navy wants money to cover ongoing operations at the expense of R&D.
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Sightline urges India to provide information on arrested reporter
It has been almost a year since the Indian government arrested Vivek Raghuvanshi, a longtime freelancer journalist with Defense News.
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Ukraine, EU defense firms discuss setting up local production
An more integrated defense industry could help solve compatibility issues plaguing the use of 155mm artillery shells, said Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
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Electronic warfare in Ukraine has lessons for US weapons, navigation
Washington and other governments have committed billions of dollars of aid to Ukraine, including armored vehicles and secure communication devices.
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Stingy intel-sharing a ‘recipe for losing,’ Space Force’s Miller says
“The United States does not go into conflict alone,” Lt. Gen. David Miller said at the GEOINT conference. “Check your history. It does not happen.”
-
How to further strengthen the Defense Production Act
It is essential to keep DPA focused exclusively on defense and national security issues, in particular threats from our pacing competitor, China.
-
Missile mishaps, ammo snags – report details Danish frigate deployment
A recent government report about the frigate Iver Huitfeldt’s deployment in the Red Sea has detailed a series of problems at sea.
-
Brunei orders six H145M helicopters from Airbus
The order follows a 2011 acquisition for 12 Sikorsky-made S-70i Black Hawk helicopters.
-
Lockheed Martin to roll out first F-35s for Poland this summer
Polish pilot training on the fifth-generation aircraft is slated to begin in later 2024.
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How DC became obsessed with a potential 2027 Chinese invasion of Taiwan
Some in defense circles say the U.S. needs to prepare for Beijing’s invasion of Taiwan in 2027. China experts say it isn’t a deadline.
-
One defense strategy, two drastically different budgets
The Air Force wants to trim procurement funds, but boost research and development. The Navy wants money to cover ongoing operations at the expense of R&D.
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Sightline urges India to provide information on arrested reporter
It has been almost a year since the Indian government arrested Vivek Raghuvanshi, a longtime freelancer journalist with Defense News.
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Ukraine, EU defense firms discuss setting up local production
An more integrated defense industry could help solve compatibility issues plaguing the use of 155mm artillery shells, said Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
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Electronic warfare in Ukraine has lessons for US weapons, navigation
Washington and other governments have committed billions of dollars of aid to Ukraine, including armored vehicles and secure communication devices.
-
Stingy intel-sharing a ‘recipe for losing,’ Space Force’s Miller says
“The United States does not go into conflict alone,” Lt. Gen. David Miller said at the GEOINT conference. “Check your history. It does not happen.”
-
How to further strengthen the Defense Production Act
It is essential to keep DPA focused exclusively on defense and national security issues, in particular threats from our pacing competitor, China.
-
Missile mishaps, ammo snags – report details Danish frigate deployment
A recent government report about the frigate Iver Huitfeldt’s deployment in the Red Sea has detailed a series of problems at sea.
-
Brunei orders six H145M helicopters from Airbus
The order follows a 2011 acquisition for 12 Sikorsky-made S-70i Black Hawk helicopters.
-
Lockheed Martin to roll out first F-35s for Poland this summer
Polish pilot training on the fifth-generation aircraft is slated to begin in later 2024.
-
How DC became obsessed with a potential 2027 Chinese invasion of Taiwan
Some in defense circles say the U.S. needs to prepare for Beijing’s invasion of Taiwan in 2027. China experts say it isn’t a deadline.
-
One defense strategy, two drastically different budgets
The Air Force wants to trim procurement funds, but boost research and development. The Navy wants money to cover ongoing operations at the expense of R&D.
-
Sightline urges India to provide information on arrested reporter
It has been almost a year since the Indian government arrested Vivek Raghuvanshi, a longtime freelancer journalist with Defense News.
-
Ukraine, EU defense firms discuss setting up local production
An more integrated defense industry could help solve compatibility issues plaguing the use of 155mm artillery shells, said Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
-
Electronic warfare in Ukraine has lessons for US weapons, navigation
Washington and other governments have committed billions of dollars of aid to Ukraine, including armored vehicles and secure communication devices.
