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Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
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Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
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US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
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Inside the Army’s futuristic test of its battlefield artificial intelligence in the desert
At Project Convergence, U.S. Army Futures Command tested a number of emerging AI capabilities, including Prometheus, Dead Center, FIRESTORM and more.
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Hyundai Rotem eyes Polish contractors for work on battle tank
Hyundai Rotem is offering Polish defense industry players the opportunity to jointly produce the K2PL main battle tank, a variant of its K2 Black Panther.
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Serbia considers buying Chinese missiles despite US warning
Serbia is considering buying a modern Chinese air defense missile system, the Serbian president said Tuesday, as the United States warned that such deals with Beijing could jeopardize the Balkan country’s proclaimed European Union membership goals.
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Watchdog report: Pompeo acted properly in Saudi arms sale
The State Department’s internal watchdog has found that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not act improperly last year when he approved billions of dollars in arms sales to Saudi Arabia without the consent of Congress.
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In a future USAF bomber force, old and ugly beats new and snazzy
The youngest and flashiest bomber, the stealthy B-2, is to be retired first as the Air Force charts a future for it’s strategic bombers. The oldest, the Vietnam-era B-52, will retire last.
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Bonhomme Richard firefighting efforts continuing Monday morning
Two helicopters from Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 3 began helicopter water bucket aerial firefighting operations at 4:30 a.m. on Monday.
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Admiral: Bonhomme Richard fire believed to have started in the ‘Deep V’ cargo hold
Local firefighters are responding to a massive blaze on board the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard.
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Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
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Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
-
US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
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Inside the Army’s futuristic test of its battlefield artificial intelligence in the desert
At Project Convergence, U.S. Army Futures Command tested a number of emerging AI capabilities, including Prometheus, Dead Center, FIRESTORM and more.
-
Hyundai Rotem eyes Polish contractors for work on battle tank
Hyundai Rotem is offering Polish defense industry players the opportunity to jointly produce the K2PL main battle tank, a variant of its K2 Black Panther.
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Serbia considers buying Chinese missiles despite US warning
Serbia is considering buying a modern Chinese air defense missile system, the Serbian president said Tuesday, as the United States warned that such deals with Beijing could jeopardize the Balkan country’s proclaimed European Union membership goals.
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Watchdog report: Pompeo acted properly in Saudi arms sale
The State Department’s internal watchdog has found that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not act improperly last year when he approved billions of dollars in arms sales to Saudi Arabia without the consent of Congress.
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In a future USAF bomber force, old and ugly beats new and snazzy
The youngest and flashiest bomber, the stealthy B-2, is to be retired first as the Air Force charts a future for it’s strategic bombers. The oldest, the Vietnam-era B-52, will retire last.
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Bonhomme Richard firefighting efforts continuing Monday morning
Two helicopters from Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 3 began helicopter water bucket aerial firefighting operations at 4:30 a.m. on Monday.
-
Admiral: Bonhomme Richard fire believed to have started in the ‘Deep V’ cargo hold
Local firefighters are responding to a massive blaze on board the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard.
-
Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
-
Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
-
US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
-
Inside the Army’s futuristic test of its battlefield artificial intelligence in the desert
At Project Convergence, U.S. Army Futures Command tested a number of emerging AI capabilities, including Prometheus, Dead Center, FIRESTORM and more.
-
Hyundai Rotem eyes Polish contractors for work on battle tank
Hyundai Rotem is offering Polish defense industry players the opportunity to jointly produce the K2PL main battle tank, a variant of its K2 Black Panther.
-
Serbia considers buying Chinese missiles despite US warning
Serbia is considering buying a modern Chinese air defense missile system, the Serbian president said Tuesday, as the United States warned that such deals with Beijing could jeopardize the Balkan country’s proclaimed European Union membership goals.
-
Watchdog report: Pompeo acted properly in Saudi arms sale
The State Department’s internal watchdog has found that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not act improperly last year when he approved billions of dollars in arms sales to Saudi Arabia without the consent of Congress.
-
In a future USAF bomber force, old and ugly beats new and snazzy
The youngest and flashiest bomber, the stealthy B-2, is to be retired first as the Air Force charts a future for it’s strategic bombers. The oldest, the Vietnam-era B-52, will retire last.
-
Bonhomme Richard firefighting efforts continuing Monday morning
Two helicopters from Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 3 began helicopter water bucket aerial firefighting operations at 4:30 a.m. on Monday.
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Admiral: Bonhomme Richard fire believed to have started in the ‘Deep V’ cargo hold
Local firefighters are responding to a massive blaze on board the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard.
