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US Coast Guard’s last heavy icebreaker won’t make it past 2023
The Coast Guard’s last remaining icebreaker has just over half a decade left in it at most, putting enormous pressure on the service to get a ship designed and built on a constrained timeline.
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Air Force cyber could be reorganized in coming months
The Air Force is evaluating a variety of proposals in the way it organizes itself in the cyberspace domain.
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US Navy shoots down ballistic missile in test
The U.S. military has shot down a medium-range ballistic missile during a test off Hawaii.
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Private companies drive ‘new space race’ at NASA center
Critical milestones are on the horizon for Boeing and SpaceX, NASA’s commercial crew partners.
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Trump’s remarks on Boeing Super Hornet confuse Finnish fighter competition
A gaffe by U.S. President Donald Trump has cast confusion over Finland’s fighter replacement program, FRP-HX, and the connected integral process.
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‘Just a matter of time’ until Iran arms surveillance drones near US ships
Iran’s drones are becoming an even more dangerous security risk as U.S. carriers in the Arabian Gulf launch missions from sea to play a key role in Iraq and Syria.
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Pakistan alarmed over Trump’s Afghanistan policy
Civilian and military authorities in Pakistan have reacted angrily to U.S. President Donald Trump’s accusations that Islamabad provides safe havens for terrorists operating in Afghanistan.
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US invests $17M in laser tech
The Pentagon is investing in high-powered laser technology that has the potential for practical uses on the battlefield.
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Revamp the broken security-clearance process [Commentary]
The clearance system must be revamped, not just reformed.
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General Atomics: Export restrictions help China grow its drone tech
At the beginning of the century, U.S. drone makers were king, but export restrictions on UAVs have allowed China to begin closing the technology gap, according to the CEO of General Atomics.
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US Coast Guard’s last heavy icebreaker won’t make it past 2023
The Coast Guard’s last remaining icebreaker has just over half a decade left in it at most, putting enormous pressure on the service to get a ship designed and built on a constrained timeline.
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Air Force cyber could be reorganized in coming months
The Air Force is evaluating a variety of proposals in the way it organizes itself in the cyberspace domain.
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US Navy shoots down ballistic missile in test
The U.S. military has shot down a medium-range ballistic missile during a test off Hawaii.
-
Private companies drive ‘new space race’ at NASA center
Critical milestones are on the horizon for Boeing and SpaceX, NASA’s commercial crew partners.
-
Trump’s remarks on Boeing Super Hornet confuse Finnish fighter competition
A gaffe by U.S. President Donald Trump has cast confusion over Finland’s fighter replacement program, FRP-HX, and the connected integral process.
-
‘Just a matter of time’ until Iran arms surveillance drones near US ships
Iran’s drones are becoming an even more dangerous security risk as U.S. carriers in the Arabian Gulf launch missions from sea to play a key role in Iraq and Syria.
-
Pakistan alarmed over Trump’s Afghanistan policy
Civilian and military authorities in Pakistan have reacted angrily to U.S. President Donald Trump’s accusations that Islamabad provides safe havens for terrorists operating in Afghanistan.
-
US invests $17M in laser tech
The Pentagon is investing in high-powered laser technology that has the potential for practical uses on the battlefield.
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Revamp the broken security-clearance process [Commentary]
The clearance system must be revamped, not just reformed.
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General Atomics: Export restrictions help China grow its drone tech
At the beginning of the century, U.S. drone makers were king, but export restrictions on UAVs have allowed China to begin closing the technology gap, according to the CEO of General Atomics.
-
US Coast Guard’s last heavy icebreaker won’t make it past 2023
The Coast Guard’s last remaining icebreaker has just over half a decade left in it at most, putting enormous pressure on the service to get a ship designed and built on a constrained timeline.
-
Air Force cyber could be reorganized in coming months
The Air Force is evaluating a variety of proposals in the way it organizes itself in the cyberspace domain.
-
US Navy shoots down ballistic missile in test
The U.S. military has shot down a medium-range ballistic missile during a test off Hawaii.
-
Private companies drive ‘new space race’ at NASA center
Critical milestones are on the horizon for Boeing and SpaceX, NASA’s commercial crew partners.
-
Trump’s remarks on Boeing Super Hornet confuse Finnish fighter competition
A gaffe by U.S. President Donald Trump has cast confusion over Finland’s fighter replacement program, FRP-HX, and the connected integral process.
-
‘Just a matter of time’ until Iran arms surveillance drones near US ships
Iran’s drones are becoming an even more dangerous security risk as U.S. carriers in the Arabian Gulf launch missions from sea to play a key role in Iraq and Syria.
-
Pakistan alarmed over Trump’s Afghanistan policy
Civilian and military authorities in Pakistan have reacted angrily to U.S. President Donald Trump’s accusations that Islamabad provides safe havens for terrorists operating in Afghanistan.
-
US invests $17M in laser tech
The Pentagon is investing in high-powered laser technology that has the potential for practical uses on the battlefield.
-
Revamp the broken security-clearance process [Commentary]
The clearance system must be revamped, not just reformed.
-
General Atomics: Export restrictions help China grow its drone tech
At the beginning of the century, U.S. drone makers were king, but export restrictions on UAVs have allowed China to begin closing the technology gap, according to the CEO of General Atomics.
