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NDAA Installs Major Structural Reforms to Pentagon
If passed, the NDAA will codify the biggest changes to the Department of Defense since Goldwater Nichols.
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Commentary: Another Carrier Review Is A Waste of Time – At This Time
There is no question that completion of the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) is late. That it was going to be late is not a surprise. That a number of technical challenges remain to be resolved is a matter of frustration for several thousand US Navy, government and industry employees – not…
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Threat Response: Protecting the Eastern Flank
Though the Western alliance strenuously denies it, NATO’s forces are described as so “woefully inadequate” that such a “catastrophic” outcome would leave the alliance with a “limited number of options.”
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Introducing the New DefenseNews.com
We’ve updated our site to provide you with an enhanced user experience – cleaner design, improved navigation, more multimedia content – without sacrificing the in-depth news coverage of the global defense market that our audience has come to expect.
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Book Review: A Cautionary Tale of the Israel Defense Forces
For students of warfare, Mideast enthusiasts or anyone inspired by stories of redemption after a fall from grace, a new English version of a book by retired Israeli Brig. Gen.
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KC-46 Tanker Cleared for Production
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker has been cleared for production, a major step forward for the Boeing-led design.
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Spying Fears Lead to Pentagon Pokemon Restrictions
The popular Pokemon Go is now a no-no at the Pentagon.
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A Congressional Perspective on RIMPAC
Ultimately, RIMPAC just further verified my belief in the need for a 350 ship Navy that allows us to succeed in all our international missions, especially those in the Pacific.
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Tata Power SED Emerges as Lowest Bidder To Build Sonar Systems
Private defense company Tata Power’s Strategic Engineering Division has emerged as the lowest bidder to build 78 portable diver detection sonar systems.
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British Military Launches Tech-Innovation Initiative
Britain is launching an innovation initiative aimed at fast-tracking futuristic defense technology to the front line, the Ministry of Defence will announce Aug 12.
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NDAA Installs Major Structural Reforms to Pentagon
If passed, the NDAA will codify the biggest changes to the Department of Defense since Goldwater Nichols.
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Commentary: Another Carrier Review Is A Waste of Time – At This Time
There is no question that completion of the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) is late. That it was going to be late is not a surprise. That a number of technical challenges remain to be resolved is a matter of frustration for several thousand US Navy, government and industry employees – not…
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Threat Response: Protecting the Eastern Flank
Though the Western alliance strenuously denies it, NATO’s forces are described as so “woefully inadequate” that such a “catastrophic” outcome would leave the alliance with a “limited number of options.”
-
Introducing the New DefenseNews.com
We’ve updated our site to provide you with an enhanced user experience – cleaner design, improved navigation, more multimedia content – without sacrificing the in-depth news coverage of the global defense market that our audience has come to expect.
-
Book Review: A Cautionary Tale of the Israel Defense Forces
For students of warfare, Mideast enthusiasts or anyone inspired by stories of redemption after a fall from grace, a new English version of a book by retired Israeli Brig. Gen.
-
KC-46 Tanker Cleared for Production
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker has been cleared for production, a major step forward for the Boeing-led design.
-
Spying Fears Lead to Pentagon Pokemon Restrictions
The popular Pokemon Go is now a no-no at the Pentagon.
-
A Congressional Perspective on RIMPAC
Ultimately, RIMPAC just further verified my belief in the need for a 350 ship Navy that allows us to succeed in all our international missions, especially those in the Pacific.
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Tata Power SED Emerges as Lowest Bidder To Build Sonar Systems
Private defense company Tata Power’s Strategic Engineering Division has emerged as the lowest bidder to build 78 portable diver detection sonar systems.
-
British Military Launches Tech-Innovation Initiative
Britain is launching an innovation initiative aimed at fast-tracking futuristic defense technology to the front line, the Ministry of Defence will announce Aug 12.
-
NDAA Installs Major Structural Reforms to Pentagon
If passed, the NDAA will codify the biggest changes to the Department of Defense since Goldwater Nichols.
-
Commentary: Another Carrier Review Is A Waste of Time – At This Time
There is no question that completion of the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) is late. That it was going to be late is not a surprise. That a number of technical challenges remain to be resolved is a matter of frustration for several thousand US Navy, government and industry employees – not…
-
Threat Response: Protecting the Eastern Flank
Though the Western alliance strenuously denies it, NATO’s forces are described as so “woefully inadequate” that such a “catastrophic” outcome would leave the alliance with a “limited number of options.”
-
Introducing the New DefenseNews.com
We’ve updated our site to provide you with an enhanced user experience – cleaner design, improved navigation, more multimedia content – without sacrificing the in-depth news coverage of the global defense market that our audience has come to expect.
-
Book Review: A Cautionary Tale of the Israel Defense Forces
For students of warfare, Mideast enthusiasts or anyone inspired by stories of redemption after a fall from grace, a new English version of a book by retired Israeli Brig. Gen.
-
KC-46 Tanker Cleared for Production
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker has been cleared for production, a major step forward for the Boeing-led design.
-
Spying Fears Lead to Pentagon Pokemon Restrictions
The popular Pokemon Go is now a no-no at the Pentagon.
-
A Congressional Perspective on RIMPAC
Ultimately, RIMPAC just further verified my belief in the need for a 350 ship Navy that allows us to succeed in all our international missions, especially those in the Pacific.
-
Tata Power SED Emerges as Lowest Bidder To Build Sonar Systems
Private defense company Tata Power’s Strategic Engineering Division has emerged as the lowest bidder to build 78 portable diver detection sonar systems.
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British Military Launches Tech-Innovation Initiative
Britain is launching an innovation initiative aimed at fast-tracking futuristic defense technology to the front line, the Ministry of Defence will announce Aug 12.
