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UK teams with McLaren Formula 1 racers with eye on electrifying fleet
On the battlefield, electric vehicles provide more efficient fleets and reduce the need to resupply them with fuel.
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US Navy making Aegis updates, training changes based on Houthi attacks
The U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin have developed and fielded software updates for destroyers shooting down Houthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea.
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AUKUS nations name British-Australian vendor team to build submarines
BAE Systems and ASC, Canberra’s builder and maintainer of conventional submarines, will work together under a collaborative arrangement in Australia.
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Maldives starts flying Turkish drones for maritime surveillance
Amid growing tensions with India, the Maldives government said it wants to use the strike-capable drones for patrolling its territorial waters.
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Outsourcing Navy shipbuilding weakens the United States
Our military leaders are actively exploring outsourcing the U.S. maritime-industrial base, weakening our nation and undermining American sovereignty.
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F-35 delivery delays frustrate European air force upgrade plans
Client governments early in the acquisition sequence could be the first to feel the ripple effects of a snag related to technology upgrades.
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Why America needs interoperable, ever-evolving cyber defense
Such an initiative requires collective will, both from the government and the private sector.
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North Korean clones of US drones show Kim’s ambitions, Aquilino says
The country’s drones have in the past crossed into South Korea, prompting a military response.
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Czech-led bulk ammunition buy for Ukraine picks up steam
As Ukraine runs out of ammo, allies scramble to donate additional artillery rounds.
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South Korea hires LIG Nex1 to make new maritime missile, replace SM-2
The South Korean company is required to complete development of the Ship-to-Air Missile-II by 2030.
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UK teams with McLaren Formula 1 racers with eye on electrifying fleet
On the battlefield, electric vehicles provide more efficient fleets and reduce the need to resupply them with fuel.
-
US Navy making Aegis updates, training changes based on Houthi attacks
The U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin have developed and fielded software updates for destroyers shooting down Houthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea.
-
AUKUS nations name British-Australian vendor team to build submarines
BAE Systems and ASC, Canberra’s builder and maintainer of conventional submarines, will work together under a collaborative arrangement in Australia.
-
Maldives starts flying Turkish drones for maritime surveillance
Amid growing tensions with India, the Maldives government said it wants to use the strike-capable drones for patrolling its territorial waters.
-
Outsourcing Navy shipbuilding weakens the United States
Our military leaders are actively exploring outsourcing the U.S. maritime-industrial base, weakening our nation and undermining American sovereignty.
-
F-35 delivery delays frustrate European air force upgrade plans
Client governments early in the acquisition sequence could be the first to feel the ripple effects of a snag related to technology upgrades.
-
Why America needs interoperable, ever-evolving cyber defense
Such an initiative requires collective will, both from the government and the private sector.
-
North Korean clones of US drones show Kim’s ambitions, Aquilino says
The country’s drones have in the past crossed into South Korea, prompting a military response.
-
Czech-led bulk ammunition buy for Ukraine picks up steam
As Ukraine runs out of ammo, allies scramble to donate additional artillery rounds.
-
South Korea hires LIG Nex1 to make new maritime missile, replace SM-2
The South Korean company is required to complete development of the Ship-to-Air Missile-II by 2030.
-
UK teams with McLaren Formula 1 racers with eye on electrifying fleet
On the battlefield, electric vehicles provide more efficient fleets and reduce the need to resupply them with fuel.
-
US Navy making Aegis updates, training changes based on Houthi attacks
The U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin have developed and fielded software updates for destroyers shooting down Houthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea.
-
AUKUS nations name British-Australian vendor team to build submarines
BAE Systems and ASC, Canberra’s builder and maintainer of conventional submarines, will work together under a collaborative arrangement in Australia.
-
Maldives starts flying Turkish drones for maritime surveillance
Amid growing tensions with India, the Maldives government said it wants to use the strike-capable drones for patrolling its territorial waters.
-
Outsourcing Navy shipbuilding weakens the United States
Our military leaders are actively exploring outsourcing the U.S. maritime-industrial base, weakening our nation and undermining American sovereignty.
-
F-35 delivery delays frustrate European air force upgrade plans
Client governments early in the acquisition sequence could be the first to feel the ripple effects of a snag related to technology upgrades.
-
Why America needs interoperable, ever-evolving cyber defense
Such an initiative requires collective will, both from the government and the private sector.
-
North Korean clones of US drones show Kim’s ambitions, Aquilino says
The country’s drones have in the past crossed into South Korea, prompting a military response.
-
Czech-led bulk ammunition buy for Ukraine picks up steam
As Ukraine runs out of ammo, allies scramble to donate additional artillery rounds.
-
South Korea hires LIG Nex1 to make new maritime missile, replace SM-2
The South Korean company is required to complete development of the Ship-to-Air Missile-II by 2030.
