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What the Army can learn from Operation Warp Speed
The head of U.S. Army Materiel Command, Gen. Gus Perna, was sitting at home in Alabama on a Saturday in May 2020 when he got the call that would delay his retirement.
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North Korea testing new ICBMs, US says, warns more coming
North Korea has claimed the March 4 and Feb. 26 launches were merely to test cameras to be installed on a future spy satellite.
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Biden announces major non-NATO ally status for Colombia
Under U.S. law, the designation of major non-NATO ally provides that foreign partner with certain benefits in the areas of defense, trade and security cooperation.
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Pentagon says Poland’s fighter jet transfer offer not ‘tenable’
The announcement from Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs appeared to surprise some U.S. officials.
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Apply the lessons from Ukraine in the Taiwan Strait
Washington must rapidly restore and enhance American-led deterrence of Chinese military aggression inside the first island chain.
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Does the National Guard have to follow Pentagon orders? Sometimes.
The Pentagon says the National Guard has to abide by its policies, but the reality is more complicated.
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Stunned by Putin’s war, nations rewrite their playbooks on defense
With no end game in sight for the conflict, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are beginning to settle in for the long haul.
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US F-35s and allies conduct air policing operations out of Baltic countries
Footage released by NATO Mar. 2 showed Air Force F-35s conducting flight operations at Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania.
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Winning 21st century wars requires directed-energy capabilities
Our military’s ability to defend the homeland by defeating aggression overseas require them to operate within range of overwhelming numbers of armed UAVs and precision-guided missiles. Are they ready for this? No, but they can be if the services integrate directed-energy systems throughout their forces.
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Amid fears of Russian air dominance, US to send anti-aircraft Stingers to Ukraine
The U.S. for the first time has approved the direct delivery of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine as part of a package approved by the White House last week.
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What the Army can learn from Operation Warp Speed
The head of U.S. Army Materiel Command, Gen. Gus Perna, was sitting at home in Alabama on a Saturday in May 2020 when he got the call that would delay his retirement.
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North Korea testing new ICBMs, US says, warns more coming
North Korea has claimed the March 4 and Feb. 26 launches were merely to test cameras to be installed on a future spy satellite.
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Biden announces major non-NATO ally status for Colombia
Under U.S. law, the designation of major non-NATO ally provides that foreign partner with certain benefits in the areas of defense, trade and security cooperation.
-
Pentagon says Poland’s fighter jet transfer offer not ‘tenable’
The announcement from Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs appeared to surprise some U.S. officials.
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Apply the lessons from Ukraine in the Taiwan Strait
Washington must rapidly restore and enhance American-led deterrence of Chinese military aggression inside the first island chain.
-
Does the National Guard have to follow Pentagon orders? Sometimes.
The Pentagon says the National Guard has to abide by its policies, but the reality is more complicated.
-
Stunned by Putin’s war, nations rewrite their playbooks on defense
With no end game in sight for the conflict, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are beginning to settle in for the long haul.
-
US F-35s and allies conduct air policing operations out of Baltic countries
Footage released by NATO Mar. 2 showed Air Force F-35s conducting flight operations at Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania.
-
Winning 21st century wars requires directed-energy capabilities
Our military’s ability to defend the homeland by defeating aggression overseas require them to operate within range of overwhelming numbers of armed UAVs and precision-guided missiles. Are they ready for this? No, but they can be if the services integrate directed-energy systems throughout their forces.
-
Amid fears of Russian air dominance, US to send anti-aircraft Stingers to Ukraine
The U.S. for the first time has approved the direct delivery of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine as part of a package approved by the White House last week.
-
What the Army can learn from Operation Warp Speed
The head of U.S. Army Materiel Command, Gen. Gus Perna, was sitting at home in Alabama on a Saturday in May 2020 when he got the call that would delay his retirement.
-
North Korea testing new ICBMs, US says, warns more coming
North Korea has claimed the March 4 and Feb. 26 launches were merely to test cameras to be installed on a future spy satellite.
-
Biden announces major non-NATO ally status for Colombia
Under U.S. law, the designation of major non-NATO ally provides that foreign partner with certain benefits in the areas of defense, trade and security cooperation.
-
Pentagon says Poland’s fighter jet transfer offer not ‘tenable’
The announcement from Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs appeared to surprise some U.S. officials.
-
Apply the lessons from Ukraine in the Taiwan Strait
Washington must rapidly restore and enhance American-led deterrence of Chinese military aggression inside the first island chain.
-
Does the National Guard have to follow Pentagon orders? Sometimes.
The Pentagon says the National Guard has to abide by its policies, but the reality is more complicated.
-
Stunned by Putin’s war, nations rewrite their playbooks on defense
With no end game in sight for the conflict, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are beginning to settle in for the long haul.
-
US F-35s and allies conduct air policing operations out of Baltic countries
Footage released by NATO Mar. 2 showed Air Force F-35s conducting flight operations at Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania.
-
Winning 21st century wars requires directed-energy capabilities
Our military’s ability to defend the homeland by defeating aggression overseas require them to operate within range of overwhelming numbers of armed UAVs and precision-guided missiles. Are they ready for this? No, but they can be if the services integrate directed-energy systems throughout their forces.
-
Amid fears of Russian air dominance, US to send anti-aircraft Stingers to Ukraine
The U.S. for the first time has approved the direct delivery of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine as part of a package approved by the White House last week.
