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Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
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What the intel community needs to rethink in an age of information warfare
The U.S. national security community and its allies must be more publicly transparent about its methods and its findings if it hopes to fend off information warfare campaigns, a panel of experts said at the Defense News Conference.
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US ratchets up focus on incentivizing arms exports to allies
The Trump administration is pulling countries still using Soviet-era equipment into the United States’ sphere of influence through long-term weapons deals.
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More than 100 military construction projects could be put on hold to free up funds for a US-Mexico border wall
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has signed off on deferring construction projects to free up $3.6 billion for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Wait, where are all the women?
Not including our own editorial team, we have only three women participating in the Defense News Conference. Candidly, that’s pretty unacceptable.
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SPACECOM is a go: Newest combatant command signed into existence
The Pentagon is determined to prevent space from being an Achilles’ heel.
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To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
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Texas university to build $130M complex to test Army’s combat tech
The complex is to include a kilometer-long tunnel that will make Texas A&M Engineering “the hypersonics research capital of the country,” according to the school’s vice chancellor and dean of engineering.
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General Dynamics re-welcomes Mattis to board of directors
Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is rejoining General Dynamics’ board of directors.
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Section 804 gives the US an advantage in great power competition with China and Russia
The U.S. Air Force is returning to its roots of designing, building and fielding cutting-edge systems using the same old-school mindset that put the Apollo astronauts on the moon.
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Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
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What the intel community needs to rethink in an age of information warfare
The U.S. national security community and its allies must be more publicly transparent about its methods and its findings if it hopes to fend off information warfare campaigns, a panel of experts said at the Defense News Conference.
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US ratchets up focus on incentivizing arms exports to allies
The Trump administration is pulling countries still using Soviet-era equipment into the United States’ sphere of influence through long-term weapons deals.
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More than 100 military construction projects could be put on hold to free up funds for a US-Mexico border wall
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has signed off on deferring construction projects to free up $3.6 billion for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Wait, where are all the women?
Not including our own editorial team, we have only three women participating in the Defense News Conference. Candidly, that’s pretty unacceptable.
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SPACECOM is a go: Newest combatant command signed into existence
The Pentagon is determined to prevent space from being an Achilles’ heel.
-
To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
-
Texas university to build $130M complex to test Army’s combat tech
The complex is to include a kilometer-long tunnel that will make Texas A&M Engineering “the hypersonics research capital of the country,” according to the school’s vice chancellor and dean of engineering.
-
General Dynamics re-welcomes Mattis to board of directors
Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is rejoining General Dynamics’ board of directors.
-
Section 804 gives the US an advantage in great power competition with China and Russia
The U.S. Air Force is returning to its roots of designing, building and fielding cutting-edge systems using the same old-school mindset that put the Apollo astronauts on the moon.
-
Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
-
What the intel community needs to rethink in an age of information warfare
The U.S. national security community and its allies must be more publicly transparent about its methods and its findings if it hopes to fend off information warfare campaigns, a panel of experts said at the Defense News Conference.
-
US ratchets up focus on incentivizing arms exports to allies
The Trump administration is pulling countries still using Soviet-era equipment into the United States’ sphere of influence through long-term weapons deals.
-
More than 100 military construction projects could be put on hold to free up funds for a US-Mexico border wall
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has signed off on deferring construction projects to free up $3.6 billion for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
-
Wait, where are all the women?
Not including our own editorial team, we have only three women participating in the Defense News Conference. Candidly, that’s pretty unacceptable.
-
SPACECOM is a go: Newest combatant command signed into existence
The Pentagon is determined to prevent space from being an Achilles’ heel.
-
To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
-
Texas university to build $130M complex to test Army’s combat tech
The complex is to include a kilometer-long tunnel that will make Texas A&M Engineering “the hypersonics research capital of the country,” according to the school’s vice chancellor and dean of engineering.
-
General Dynamics re-welcomes Mattis to board of directors
Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is rejoining General Dynamics’ board of directors.
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Section 804 gives the US an advantage in great power competition with China and Russia
The U.S. Air Force is returning to its roots of designing, building and fielding cutting-edge systems using the same old-school mindset that put the Apollo astronauts on the moon.
