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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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Thousands of US troops deploying for first-ever NATO Response Force activation amid Russia attack
Troops would join 7,000 American service members already unilaterally deployed to Europe as Russia attacks Ukraine.
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Boeing wins helicopter contract for Thailand
Boeing has been awarded a contract for AH-6 light-attack helicopters to Thailand, the Pentagon announced.
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Guard members leave frigid ND for cold-weather training
Thirteen members of the North Dakota National Guard, along with members of the Mississippi Air National Guard, will participate in the training exercises.
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White House accuses Russia of cyberattacks targeting Ukraine
The announcement from Anne Neuberger, the White House’s chief cyber official, was the most pointed attribution of responsibility for cyberattacks that unfolded as tensions escalate between Russia and Ukraine.
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China now more willing, able to challenge US military, report says
China has increased its military capabilities, while readiness of the U.S. military is a primary concern, the GAO report says.
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‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
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Pentagon worried about mergers, especially among hypersonic weapons suppliers
The report from DoD’s acquisition and sustainment office, which says broadly that consolidation poses a national security risk, marks the strongest U.S. government objection to merger and acquisition activity since the defense secretary in 2015 discouraged deals among the largest prime contractors.
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Russia and China devote more cyber forces to offensive operations than US, says new report
Russia and China have each dedicated significantly more military cyber forces to conducting cyber effects than the United States, according to IISS.
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Metallurgist gets 2.5 years for faking steel-test results for Navy subs
Elaine Marie Thomas pleaded guilty to fraud last November.
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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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Thousands of US troops deploying for first-ever NATO Response Force activation amid Russia attack
Troops would join 7,000 American service members already unilaterally deployed to Europe as Russia attacks Ukraine.
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Boeing wins helicopter contract for Thailand
Boeing has been awarded a contract for AH-6 light-attack helicopters to Thailand, the Pentagon announced.
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Guard members leave frigid ND for cold-weather training
Thirteen members of the North Dakota National Guard, along with members of the Mississippi Air National Guard, will participate in the training exercises.
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White House accuses Russia of cyberattacks targeting Ukraine
The announcement from Anne Neuberger, the White House’s chief cyber official, was the most pointed attribution of responsibility for cyberattacks that unfolded as tensions escalate between Russia and Ukraine.
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China now more willing, able to challenge US military, report says
China has increased its military capabilities, while readiness of the U.S. military is a primary concern, the GAO report says.
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‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
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Pentagon worried about mergers, especially among hypersonic weapons suppliers
The report from DoD’s acquisition and sustainment office, which says broadly that consolidation poses a national security risk, marks the strongest U.S. government objection to merger and acquisition activity since the defense secretary in 2015 discouraged deals among the largest prime contractors.
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Russia and China devote more cyber forces to offensive operations than US, says new report
Russia and China have each dedicated significantly more military cyber forces to conducting cyber effects than the United States, according to IISS.
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Metallurgist gets 2.5 years for faking steel-test results for Navy subs
Elaine Marie Thomas pleaded guilty to fraud last November.
-
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.
-
Thousands of US troops deploying for first-ever NATO Response Force activation amid Russia attack
Troops would join 7,000 American service members already unilaterally deployed to Europe as Russia attacks Ukraine.
-
Boeing wins helicopter contract for Thailand
Boeing has been awarded a contract for AH-6 light-attack helicopters to Thailand, the Pentagon announced.
-
Guard members leave frigid ND for cold-weather training
Thirteen members of the North Dakota National Guard, along with members of the Mississippi Air National Guard, will participate in the training exercises.
-
White House accuses Russia of cyberattacks targeting Ukraine
The announcement from Anne Neuberger, the White House’s chief cyber official, was the most pointed attribution of responsibility for cyberattacks that unfolded as tensions escalate between Russia and Ukraine.
-
China now more willing, able to challenge US military, report says
China has increased its military capabilities, while readiness of the U.S. military is a primary concern, the GAO report says.
-
‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
-
Pentagon worried about mergers, especially among hypersonic weapons suppliers
The report from DoD’s acquisition and sustainment office, which says broadly that consolidation poses a national security risk, marks the strongest U.S. government objection to merger and acquisition activity since the defense secretary in 2015 discouraged deals among the largest prime contractors.
-
Russia and China devote more cyber forces to offensive operations than US, says new report
Russia and China have each dedicated significantly more military cyber forces to conducting cyber effects than the United States, according to IISS.
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Metallurgist gets 2.5 years for faking steel-test results for Navy subs
Elaine Marie Thomas pleaded guilty to fraud last November.
