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This Week on Capitol Hill: David Shulkin and the VA travel scandal
This Week on Capitol Hill: David Shulkin and the VA Travel Scandal
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Israeli F-16I destroyed in attacks prompted by Iranian UAV infiltration
A frontline Israeli F-16I was destroyed on Saturday after it came under heavy attack by Syrian-based anti-aircraft missiles during a round of strikes and counter-strikes prompted by an early morning breach of Israeli airspace by an Iranian UAV.
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Vietnam War: F-100 pilots bombed own air base in 1968 to protect troops
Military Times spoke with one of two F-100 Super Sabre pilots who carried out airstrikes to save U.S troops during the Vietnam War’s Battle of Bien Hoa.
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Vietnam War: F-100 pilots bombed own air base in 1968 to protect troops
Military Times spoke with one of two F-100 Super Sabre pilots who carried out airstrikes to save U.S troops during the Vietnam War’s Battle of Bien Hoa.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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Which of these leaders will be the next head of Cyber Command?
With the expected retirement of Adm. Michael Rogers, here’s a rundown of his potential successors and what they’ve said about the cyber environment.
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Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
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Squint at the CV90 and you might see an autonomous weapon
BAE’s CV90 highlights how easily a weapon with autonomous features could lead to an autonomous weapon.
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Air Force leaders launch new electronic warfare research
Recognizing that future wars will not be solely fought on ground, sea and air, the U.S. Air Force is kicking off a third-study on how it plans to use electronic warfare (EW).
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Behind the hunt for a missing sub: sensors, underwater drones
The United States has deployed a NASA patrol plane equipped with advanced sensor technology and underwater drones from the U.S. Navy to help search for a missing Argentine submarine and its 44 member crew,
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This Week on Capitol Hill: David Shulkin and the VA travel scandal
This Week on Capitol Hill: David Shulkin and the VA Travel Scandal
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Israeli F-16I destroyed in attacks prompted by Iranian UAV infiltration
A frontline Israeli F-16I was destroyed on Saturday after it came under heavy attack by Syrian-based anti-aircraft missiles during a round of strikes and counter-strikes prompted by an early morning breach of Israeli airspace by an Iranian UAV.
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Vietnam War: F-100 pilots bombed own air base in 1968 to protect troops
Military Times spoke with one of two F-100 Super Sabre pilots who carried out airstrikes to save U.S troops during the Vietnam War’s Battle of Bien Hoa.
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Vietnam War: F-100 pilots bombed own air base in 1968 to protect troops
Military Times spoke with one of two F-100 Super Sabre pilots who carried out airstrikes to save U.S troops during the Vietnam War’s Battle of Bien Hoa.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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Which of these leaders will be the next head of Cyber Command?
With the expected retirement of Adm. Michael Rogers, here’s a rundown of his potential successors and what they’ve said about the cyber environment.
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Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
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Squint at the CV90 and you might see an autonomous weapon
BAE’s CV90 highlights how easily a weapon with autonomous features could lead to an autonomous weapon.
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Air Force leaders launch new electronic warfare research
Recognizing that future wars will not be solely fought on ground, sea and air, the U.S. Air Force is kicking off a third-study on how it plans to use electronic warfare (EW).
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Behind the hunt for a missing sub: sensors, underwater drones
The United States has deployed a NASA patrol plane equipped with advanced sensor technology and underwater drones from the U.S. Navy to help search for a missing Argentine submarine and its 44 member crew,
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This Week on Capitol Hill: David Shulkin and the VA travel scandal
This Week on Capitol Hill: David Shulkin and the VA Travel Scandal
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Israeli F-16I destroyed in attacks prompted by Iranian UAV infiltration
A frontline Israeli F-16I was destroyed on Saturday after it came under heavy attack by Syrian-based anti-aircraft missiles during a round of strikes and counter-strikes prompted by an early morning breach of Israeli airspace by an Iranian UAV.
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Vietnam War: F-100 pilots bombed own air base in 1968 to protect troops
Military Times spoke with one of two F-100 Super Sabre pilots who carried out airstrikes to save U.S troops during the Vietnam War’s Battle of Bien Hoa.
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Vietnam War: F-100 pilots bombed own air base in 1968 to protect troops
Military Times spoke with one of two F-100 Super Sabre pilots who carried out airstrikes to save U.S troops during the Vietnam War’s Battle of Bien Hoa.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
-
Which of these leaders will be the next head of Cyber Command?
With the expected retirement of Adm. Michael Rogers, here’s a rundown of his potential successors and what they’ve said about the cyber environment.
-
Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
-
Squint at the CV90 and you might see an autonomous weapon
BAE’s CV90 highlights how easily a weapon with autonomous features could lead to an autonomous weapon.
-
Air Force leaders launch new electronic warfare research
Recognizing that future wars will not be solely fought on ground, sea and air, the U.S. Air Force is kicking off a third-study on how it plans to use electronic warfare (EW).
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Behind the hunt for a missing sub: sensors, underwater drones
The United States has deployed a NASA patrol plane equipped with advanced sensor technology and underwater drones from the U.S. Navy to help search for a missing Argentine submarine and its 44 member crew,
