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Fake parts: A Pentagon supply chain problem hiding in plain sight
The Defense Department is developing new tests to find counterfeit parts, putting a renewed emphasis on reporting when problematic components are found.
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US Central Command welcomes space ops shop in Florida
U.S. Space Forces—Central will oversee military space operations in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
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Army buildings need work, but these two bases need the most
The report’s data collection ended in 2020. Added wear and tear, and inflation likely has increased the need.
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Brazilian Army chooses Italian armored vehicle Centauro II
The vehicle type will replace Brazil’s aging fleet of EE-9 Cascavel six-wheel drive armored vehicles equipped with 90mm guns.
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US approves arms sales to Switzerland, Lithuania and Belgium
The Swiss are set to get additional Patriot missile technology.
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F-35 costs have been declining. That’s about to change.
The lower quantity of purchased fighters, the pandemic and the addition of more capabilities will cause the price of an F-35 to rise in the coming lots.
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Here’s all the military planes that keep falling short on readiness
About half of the aircraft studied never reached their annual readiness goal between fiscal 2011 and 2021, despite billions of dollars in investments.
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South Korea’s defense minister lays out four results from trip to US
This year’s meeting was held when the security situation was more complex and serious than ever for South Korea.
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Q&A with Mart Noorma, the new director of NATO’s cyber brain trust
“In cyberspace, especially,” Noorma says, “there are all kinds of new, incoming threats, and we have to be prepared.”
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Canada buys 39 General Dynamics vehicles, eyes anti-tank weapons
The procurement efforts follow a promise by Canada’s Liberal Party government that military equipment sent to Ukraine this year would be restocked.
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Fake parts: A Pentagon supply chain problem hiding in plain sight
The Defense Department is developing new tests to find counterfeit parts, putting a renewed emphasis on reporting when problematic components are found.
-
US Central Command welcomes space ops shop in Florida
U.S. Space Forces—Central will oversee military space operations in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
-
Army buildings need work, but these two bases need the most
The report’s data collection ended in 2020. Added wear and tear, and inflation likely has increased the need.
-
Brazilian Army chooses Italian armored vehicle Centauro II
The vehicle type will replace Brazil’s aging fleet of EE-9 Cascavel six-wheel drive armored vehicles equipped with 90mm guns.
-
US approves arms sales to Switzerland, Lithuania and Belgium
The Swiss are set to get additional Patriot missile technology.
-
F-35 costs have been declining. That’s about to change.
The lower quantity of purchased fighters, the pandemic and the addition of more capabilities will cause the price of an F-35 to rise in the coming lots.
-
Here’s all the military planes that keep falling short on readiness
About half of the aircraft studied never reached their annual readiness goal between fiscal 2011 and 2021, despite billions of dollars in investments.
-
South Korea’s defense minister lays out four results from trip to US
This year’s meeting was held when the security situation was more complex and serious than ever for South Korea.
-
Q&A with Mart Noorma, the new director of NATO’s cyber brain trust
“In cyberspace, especially,” Noorma says, “there are all kinds of new, incoming threats, and we have to be prepared.”
-
Canada buys 39 General Dynamics vehicles, eyes anti-tank weapons
The procurement efforts follow a promise by Canada’s Liberal Party government that military equipment sent to Ukraine this year would be restocked.
-
Fake parts: A Pentagon supply chain problem hiding in plain sight
The Defense Department is developing new tests to find counterfeit parts, putting a renewed emphasis on reporting when problematic components are found.
-
US Central Command welcomes space ops shop in Florida
U.S. Space Forces—Central will oversee military space operations in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
-
Army buildings need work, but these two bases need the most
The report’s data collection ended in 2020. Added wear and tear, and inflation likely has increased the need.
-
Brazilian Army chooses Italian armored vehicle Centauro II
The vehicle type will replace Brazil’s aging fleet of EE-9 Cascavel six-wheel drive armored vehicles equipped with 90mm guns.
-
US approves arms sales to Switzerland, Lithuania and Belgium
The Swiss are set to get additional Patriot missile technology.
-
F-35 costs have been declining. That’s about to change.
The lower quantity of purchased fighters, the pandemic and the addition of more capabilities will cause the price of an F-35 to rise in the coming lots.
-
Here’s all the military planes that keep falling short on readiness
About half of the aircraft studied never reached their annual readiness goal between fiscal 2011 and 2021, despite billions of dollars in investments.
-
South Korea’s defense minister lays out four results from trip to US
This year’s meeting was held when the security situation was more complex and serious than ever for South Korea.
-
Q&A with Mart Noorma, the new director of NATO’s cyber brain trust
“In cyberspace, especially,” Noorma says, “there are all kinds of new, incoming threats, and we have to be prepared.”
-
Canada buys 39 General Dynamics vehicles, eyes anti-tank weapons
The procurement efforts follow a promise by Canada’s Liberal Party government that military equipment sent to Ukraine this year would be restocked.
