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US State Department clears Poland’s $10.5B request to buy Patriot
The U.S. State Department has cleared a potential $10.5 billion sale of four Patriot air-and-missile defense systems to Poland and, compared with other recent deals, it could trigger sticker shock.
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Argentine Navy loses contact with submarine carrying 44
The Navy said that ships and aircraft were searching near the last known location of the ARA San Juan, a German-built diesel-electric vessel.
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Pentagon eyes intimate R&D tie-up with UAE based on US-Israel model
U.S. and Emirati defense officials will meet next month to continue discussions on technology security protocols that aim to elevate the level at which Washington can share and ultimately co-develop sensitive technologies with the UAE.
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4 priorities for DoD’s cyber defense arm
A look at JFHQ-DoDIN’s cyber priorities for the coming year.
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Is the US military prepared for cyberattacks on satellites?
Keeping the U.S. defensive resources safe from cyberattacks means protecting systems in the remote locations throughout the world — and off-world.
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![How the West should prepare for a post-Putin Russia [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635621912957466222-russia-putinjpg.jpg?w=1024)
How the West should prepare for a post-Putin Russia [Commentary]
Russia can be at best defined as a resurgent global power in the age of a rising China. Why then is the West so preoccupied by Moscow’s actions?
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Canadian air chief looks to speed up up fighter buy
Canada will issue a request for proposals in 2019, with a projected contract award in 2021.
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Artificial reality: The cities in the US Army’s real-world scenarios
In the artificial city of Ujen, soldiers fight to overcome and defend more than 100 buildings and their inhabitants.
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![A national security case for tax reform [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635888246850517785-120209460jpg.jpg?w=1024)
A national security case for tax reform [Commentary]
Supporters of tax cuts are merely pushing future defense spending cuts to the future by eliminating revenues to pay for them.
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NATO greenlights plan to improve the way it commands forces
Wary of a belligerent and unpredictable Russia, NATO is expanding its operations for the first time since the end of the Cold War and drawing up plans to improve the way the military alliance commands and deploys its forces.
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US State Department clears Poland’s $10.5B request to buy Patriot
The U.S. State Department has cleared a potential $10.5 billion sale of four Patriot air-and-missile defense systems to Poland and, compared with other recent deals, it could trigger sticker shock.
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Argentine Navy loses contact with submarine carrying 44
The Navy said that ships and aircraft were searching near the last known location of the ARA San Juan, a German-built diesel-electric vessel.
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Pentagon eyes intimate R&D tie-up with UAE based on US-Israel model
U.S. and Emirati defense officials will meet next month to continue discussions on technology security protocols that aim to elevate the level at which Washington can share and ultimately co-develop sensitive technologies with the UAE.
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4 priorities for DoD’s cyber defense arm
A look at JFHQ-DoDIN’s cyber priorities for the coming year.
-
Is the US military prepared for cyberattacks on satellites?
Keeping the U.S. defensive resources safe from cyberattacks means protecting systems in the remote locations throughout the world — and off-world.
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How the West should prepare for a post-Putin Russia [Commentary]
Russia can be at best defined as a resurgent global power in the age of a rising China. Why then is the West so preoccupied by Moscow’s actions?
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Canadian air chief looks to speed up up fighter buy
Canada will issue a request for proposals in 2019, with a projected contract award in 2021.
-
Artificial reality: The cities in the US Army’s real-world scenarios
In the artificial city of Ujen, soldiers fight to overcome and defend more than 100 buildings and their inhabitants.
-
A national security case for tax reform [Commentary]
Supporters of tax cuts are merely pushing future defense spending cuts to the future by eliminating revenues to pay for them.
-
NATO greenlights plan to improve the way it commands forces
Wary of a belligerent and unpredictable Russia, NATO is expanding its operations for the first time since the end of the Cold War and drawing up plans to improve the way the military alliance commands and deploys its forces.
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US State Department clears Poland’s $10.5B request to buy Patriot
The U.S. State Department has cleared a potential $10.5 billion sale of four Patriot air-and-missile defense systems to Poland and, compared with other recent deals, it could trigger sticker shock.
-
Argentine Navy loses contact with submarine carrying 44
The Navy said that ships and aircraft were searching near the last known location of the ARA San Juan, a German-built diesel-electric vessel.
-
Pentagon eyes intimate R&D tie-up with UAE based on US-Israel model
U.S. and Emirati defense officials will meet next month to continue discussions on technology security protocols that aim to elevate the level at which Washington can share and ultimately co-develop sensitive technologies with the UAE.
-
4 priorities for DoD’s cyber defense arm
A look at JFHQ-DoDIN’s cyber priorities for the coming year.
-
Is the US military prepared for cyberattacks on satellites?
Keeping the U.S. defensive resources safe from cyberattacks means protecting systems in the remote locations throughout the world — and off-world.
-
How the West should prepare for a post-Putin Russia [Commentary]
Russia can be at best defined as a resurgent global power in the age of a rising China. Why then is the West so preoccupied by Moscow’s actions?
-
Canadian air chief looks to speed up up fighter buy
Canada will issue a request for proposals in 2019, with a projected contract award in 2021.
-
Artificial reality: The cities in the US Army’s real-world scenarios
In the artificial city of Ujen, soldiers fight to overcome and defend more than 100 buildings and their inhabitants.
-
A national security case for tax reform [Commentary]
Supporters of tax cuts are merely pushing future defense spending cuts to the future by eliminating revenues to pay for them.
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NATO greenlights plan to improve the way it commands forces
Wary of a belligerent and unpredictable Russia, NATO is expanding its operations for the first time since the end of the Cold War and drawing up plans to improve the way the military alliance commands and deploys its forces.
