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DoD weapons designer: Swarming teams of drones will dominate future wars
The head of the Strategic Capabilities Office says teaming will be vital.
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Military Humvees could soon be street-legal in Oregon
Retired military Humvees could get legal status for the streets through a registration that’s currently used for antique cars and street rods.
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Tillerson seeks ISIS-focused talks in delicate Turkey visit
Ties between the U.S. and Turkey soured under former U.S. President Barack Obama, and officials in Ankara have been hoping for a reset under President Donald Trump.
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Trump administration to allow Bahrain F-16 deal
The decision is the latest signal that the Trump administration is prioritizing support for Sunni-led countries seen as critical to opposing Iran’s influence in the Middle East over human rights issues that Obama had elevated.
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Dealing with cyber vulnerabilities of US weapons systems [Commentary]
While the Trump administration should be lauded for tackling our broken-down weapons platforms, no funds appear to be directed at identifying and fixing the biggest cyber vulnerabilities.
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Senate votes to approve Montenegro’s admission into NATO
Montenegro is set to become NATO’s newest member after the U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to ratify the tiny Balkan nation’s entry into the alliance.
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Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
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Senators press Mattis, Tillerson on India defense deals
A bipartisan pair of key senators are pressing the Trump administration to approve two defense deals between the U.S. and India, arguing that defense jobs hang in the balance.
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How Wright-Patterson Air Force Base trains for cyber defense
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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DoD weapons designer: Swarming teams of drones will dominate future wars
The head of the Strategic Capabilities Office says teaming will be vital.
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Military Humvees could soon be street-legal in Oregon
Retired military Humvees could get legal status for the streets through a registration that’s currently used for antique cars and street rods.
-
Tillerson seeks ISIS-focused talks in delicate Turkey visit
Ties between the U.S. and Turkey soured under former U.S. President Barack Obama, and officials in Ankara have been hoping for a reset under President Donald Trump.
-
Trump administration to allow Bahrain F-16 deal
The decision is the latest signal that the Trump administration is prioritizing support for Sunni-led countries seen as critical to opposing Iran’s influence in the Middle East over human rights issues that Obama had elevated.
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Dealing with cyber vulnerabilities of US weapons systems [Commentary]
While the Trump administration should be lauded for tackling our broken-down weapons platforms, no funds appear to be directed at identifying and fixing the biggest cyber vulnerabilities.
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Senate votes to approve Montenegro’s admission into NATO
Montenegro is set to become NATO’s newest member after the U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to ratify the tiny Balkan nation’s entry into the alliance.
-
Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
-
Senators press Mattis, Tillerson on India defense deals
A bipartisan pair of key senators are pressing the Trump administration to approve two defense deals between the U.S. and India, arguing that defense jobs hang in the balance.
-
How Wright-Patterson Air Force Base trains for cyber defense
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
-
DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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DoD weapons designer: Swarming teams of drones will dominate future wars
The head of the Strategic Capabilities Office says teaming will be vital.
-
Military Humvees could soon be street-legal in Oregon
Retired military Humvees could get legal status for the streets through a registration that’s currently used for antique cars and street rods.
-
Tillerson seeks ISIS-focused talks in delicate Turkey visit
Ties between the U.S. and Turkey soured under former U.S. President Barack Obama, and officials in Ankara have been hoping for a reset under President Donald Trump.
-
Trump administration to allow Bahrain F-16 deal
The decision is the latest signal that the Trump administration is prioritizing support for Sunni-led countries seen as critical to opposing Iran’s influence in the Middle East over human rights issues that Obama had elevated.
-
Dealing with cyber vulnerabilities of US weapons systems [Commentary]
While the Trump administration should be lauded for tackling our broken-down weapons platforms, no funds appear to be directed at identifying and fixing the biggest cyber vulnerabilities.
-
Senate votes to approve Montenegro’s admission into NATO
Montenegro is set to become NATO’s newest member after the U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to ratify the tiny Balkan nation’s entry into the alliance.
-
Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
-
Senators press Mattis, Tillerson on India defense deals
A bipartisan pair of key senators are pressing the Trump administration to approve two defense deals between the U.S. and India, arguing that defense jobs hang in the balance.
-
How Wright-Patterson Air Force Base trains for cyber defense
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
-
DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
