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A nuclear sea-launched cruise missile will help deter nuclear aggression
A Pentagon official argues a nuclear sea-launched cruise missile is a measured response to a growing threat from America’s adversaries.
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US weapon sales boss talks China, arms exports and his agency’s future
In an exclusive exit interview, Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper discusses the highlights of his years running the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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These three companies submitted bids for Canada’s fighter competition
Canada plans to make a final selection in 2022.
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The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
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In confirmation hearing, NORTHCOM nominee talks border mission and military force against civil unrest
Air Force Lt. Gen. Glenn VanHerck said troops should be a “last resort” against protesters.
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Report calls on US government to develop ‘North Star’ vision for space
The “State of the Space Industrial Base 2020” report is the result of a workshop that saw leaders from industry, the U.S. government and academia convene virtually to discuss how the United States could maintain long-term economic and military leadership in space.
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Singaporean CH-47F helo spotted in Delaware, with registration data suggesting 16 are on order
Images have appeared of a CH-47F bearing Republic of Singapore Air Force markings at Wilmington International Airport in Delaware.
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US Navy’s top officer reveals grim new details of the damage to Bonhomme Richard
Fire and flooding left 11 of 14 decks damaged.
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US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
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A nuclear sea-launched cruise missile will help deter nuclear aggression
A Pentagon official argues a nuclear sea-launched cruise missile is a measured response to a growing threat from America’s adversaries.
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US weapon sales boss talks China, arms exports and his agency’s future
In an exclusive exit interview, Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper discusses the highlights of his years running the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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These three companies submitted bids for Canada’s fighter competition
Canada plans to make a final selection in 2022.
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The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
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In confirmation hearing, NORTHCOM nominee talks border mission and military force against civil unrest
Air Force Lt. Gen. Glenn VanHerck said troops should be a “last resort” against protesters.
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Report calls on US government to develop ‘North Star’ vision for space
The “State of the Space Industrial Base 2020” report is the result of a workshop that saw leaders from industry, the U.S. government and academia convene virtually to discuss how the United States could maintain long-term economic and military leadership in space.
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Singaporean CH-47F helo spotted in Delaware, with registration data suggesting 16 are on order
Images have appeared of a CH-47F bearing Republic of Singapore Air Force markings at Wilmington International Airport in Delaware.
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Chile approved for $634M worth of F-16 upgrades
The package could be worth over $600 million.
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US Navy’s top officer reveals grim new details of the damage to Bonhomme Richard
Fire and flooding left 11 of 14 decks damaged.
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US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
-
A nuclear sea-launched cruise missile will help deter nuclear aggression
A Pentagon official argues a nuclear sea-launched cruise missile is a measured response to a growing threat from America’s adversaries.
-
US weapon sales boss talks China, arms exports and his agency’s future
In an exclusive exit interview, Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper discusses the highlights of his years running the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
-
These three companies submitted bids for Canada’s fighter competition
Canada plans to make a final selection in 2022.
-
The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
-
In confirmation hearing, NORTHCOM nominee talks border mission and military force against civil unrest
Air Force Lt. Gen. Glenn VanHerck said troops should be a “last resort” against protesters.
-
Report calls on US government to develop ‘North Star’ vision for space
The “State of the Space Industrial Base 2020” report is the result of a workshop that saw leaders from industry, the U.S. government and academia convene virtually to discuss how the United States could maintain long-term economic and military leadership in space.
-
Singaporean CH-47F helo spotted in Delaware, with registration data suggesting 16 are on order
Images have appeared of a CH-47F bearing Republic of Singapore Air Force markings at Wilmington International Airport in Delaware.
-
Chile approved for $634M worth of F-16 upgrades
The package could be worth over $600 million.
-
US Navy’s top officer reveals grim new details of the damage to Bonhomme Richard
Fire and flooding left 11 of 14 decks damaged.
-
US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
