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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
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Russian military ‘harassed’ US-flagged merchant ship in the Baltic ahead of exercises
The Russian military has been accused of harassing a U.S.-flagged cargo ship carrying equipment for an annual military exercise in the Baltic region that wrapped up Friday.
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Newly launched satellites are functioning well, says Iridium
The satellites will undergo about 45 days of testing to ensure they can be integrated into its operational constellation.
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22 drones and a summit: The state of India-US defense ties
“The fact that the Trump administration made the effort to expeditiously close on the Indian request (for Guardian drones) signals its interest in preserving close relations with India,” said Ashley J. Tellis, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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House Armed Services Committee wants US Navy to replace its Reserve Hornets
The U.S. Navy Reserve’s F/A-18A+ Hornets are relics of the Reagan era, but the fleet still uses them to play the bad guy in air-to-air combat simulations. Now the House Armed Services Committee wants the U.S. Navy to plan on replacing them, according to a version of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act released Monday.
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US Army joins Israeli investigation into Apache rotor crack
The U.S. Army has joined the Israeli Air Force in a sweeping investigation of AH-64 Apache helicopters following Israel’s discovery earlier this month of a crack in the rear rotor blade of one of its aircraft.
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Blue Origin to build BE-4 rocket engine in Alabama
According to Blue Origin’s website, the powerful BE-4 engine is designed to end dependence on Russian-built engines for launching payloads into space.
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Corker vows to block US arms sales to GCC
Powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker announced he is blocking U.S. arms sales to Gulf Cooperation Council member states to pressure a resolution to the escalating row over Qatar.
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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
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Russian military ‘harassed’ US-flagged merchant ship in the Baltic ahead of exercises
The Russian military has been accused of harassing a U.S.-flagged cargo ship carrying equipment for an annual military exercise in the Baltic region that wrapped up Friday.
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Newly launched satellites are functioning well, says Iridium
The satellites will undergo about 45 days of testing to ensure they can be integrated into its operational constellation.
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22 drones and a summit: The state of India-US defense ties
“The fact that the Trump administration made the effort to expeditiously close on the Indian request (for Guardian drones) signals its interest in preserving close relations with India,” said Ashley J. Tellis, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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House Armed Services Committee wants US Navy to replace its Reserve Hornets
The U.S. Navy Reserve’s F/A-18A+ Hornets are relics of the Reagan era, but the fleet still uses them to play the bad guy in air-to-air combat simulations. Now the House Armed Services Committee wants the U.S. Navy to plan on replacing them, according to a version of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act released Monday.
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US Army joins Israeli investigation into Apache rotor crack
The U.S. Army has joined the Israeli Air Force in a sweeping investigation of AH-64 Apache helicopters following Israel’s discovery earlier this month of a crack in the rear rotor blade of one of its aircraft.
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Blue Origin to build BE-4 rocket engine in Alabama
According to Blue Origin’s website, the powerful BE-4 engine is designed to end dependence on Russian-built engines for launching payloads into space.
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Corker vows to block US arms sales to GCC
Powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker announced he is blocking U.S. arms sales to Gulf Cooperation Council member states to pressure a resolution to the escalating row over Qatar.
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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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Trump aides enlist Israel in ‘holding nations accountable’ for cyberattacks
A new U.S.-Israeli working group aims to devise and employ new methods of identifying cyber enemies and “holding nations accountable” for bad cyber behavior.
-
HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
-
Russian military ‘harassed’ US-flagged merchant ship in the Baltic ahead of exercises
The Russian military has been accused of harassing a U.S.-flagged cargo ship carrying equipment for an annual military exercise in the Baltic region that wrapped up Friday.
-
Newly launched satellites are functioning well, says Iridium
The satellites will undergo about 45 days of testing to ensure they can be integrated into its operational constellation.
-
22 drones and a summit: The state of India-US defense ties
“The fact that the Trump administration made the effort to expeditiously close on the Indian request (for Guardian drones) signals its interest in preserving close relations with India,” said Ashley J. Tellis, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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House Armed Services Committee wants US Navy to replace its Reserve Hornets
The U.S. Navy Reserve’s F/A-18A+ Hornets are relics of the Reagan era, but the fleet still uses them to play the bad guy in air-to-air combat simulations. Now the House Armed Services Committee wants the U.S. Navy to plan on replacing them, according to a version of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act released Monday.
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US Army joins Israeli investigation into Apache rotor crack
The U.S. Army has joined the Israeli Air Force in a sweeping investigation of AH-64 Apache helicopters following Israel’s discovery earlier this month of a crack in the rear rotor blade of one of its aircraft.
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Blue Origin to build BE-4 rocket engine in Alabama
According to Blue Origin’s website, the powerful BE-4 engine is designed to end dependence on Russian-built engines for launching payloads into space.
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Corker vows to block US arms sales to GCC
Powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker announced he is blocking U.S. arms sales to Gulf Cooperation Council member states to pressure a resolution to the escalating row over Qatar.
