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Trump Hits Back at GOP National Security Critics
Donald Trump and friends have fired back at a group of GOP national security officials who signed a letter saying he would be “a dangerous President” and “unqualified” for the Oval Office.
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Saudi Arabia Requests US Tanks, Vehicles for $1.15 Billion
Saudi Arabia has requested to buy General Dynamics Land Systems-made M1A2S Abrams tanks and M88A1/A2 Heavy Equipment Recovery Combat Utility Lift Evacuation System (HERCULES) Armored Recovery Vehicles in a foreign military sale wort
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Israeli Defense Ministry (Sort Of) Apologizes to Obama
In its latest statement of clarification, MoD cited “the incorrect portrayal in the media” of its earlier statement from last Friday.
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DoD IG: Problems With Firing Rate, Fire Protection Persist in PIM Program
The Pentagon’s inspector general wants the Army to address what is perceived by the Defense Department’s test community as deficiencies with the howitzer’s maximum rate of fire and problems with the automatic fire extinguisher that could potentially endanger the crew.
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Pentagon Eyes US Iron Dome To Defend Forward-Based Forces
Americanized versions of the Iron Dome’s Tamir interceptors are being offered under the Raytheon-trademarked SkyHunter brand for a US Army program.
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Israeli Probe Backs Russian Claims of Accidental Drone Border Breach
Last month’s violation of Israeli airspace by a Syrian-based Russian UAV was “very likely” the result of human error, according to preliminary findings of an Israeli Air Force probe published Monday by Israel’s Ha’aretz daily.
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Great Expectations
It will fall on Pentagon leadership, including the new DIUx offices, to be the gatekeeper for legitimate scientific investments, lest precious defense resources are spent on the wrong things.
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US Air Force Boss: Faster F-35 Buy Rate Might Not Be Possible
The chief of Air Combat Command wants to buy more F-35s more quickly, but the US Air Force has other priorities.
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India Inks $300M Helicopter Upgrade Deal With Russian Firm
India has signed a $300 million contract with Rosoboronexport of Russia to upgrade 10 Russian-made submarine-hunting helicopters.
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Air Force To Make A-10 Replacement Recommendations as Early As Fall
The Air Force may take its first budgetary steps for replacing the A-10 this fall, its top civilian said.
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Trump Hits Back at GOP National Security Critics
Donald Trump and friends have fired back at a group of GOP national security officials who signed a letter saying he would be “a dangerous President” and “unqualified” for the Oval Office.
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Saudi Arabia Requests US Tanks, Vehicles for $1.15 Billion
Saudi Arabia has requested to buy General Dynamics Land Systems-made M1A2S Abrams tanks and M88A1/A2 Heavy Equipment Recovery Combat Utility Lift Evacuation System (HERCULES) Armored Recovery Vehicles in a foreign military sale wort
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Israeli Defense Ministry (Sort Of) Apologizes to Obama
In its latest statement of clarification, MoD cited “the incorrect portrayal in the media” of its earlier statement from last Friday.
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DoD IG: Problems With Firing Rate, Fire Protection Persist in PIM Program
The Pentagon’s inspector general wants the Army to address what is perceived by the Defense Department’s test community as deficiencies with the howitzer’s maximum rate of fire and problems with the automatic fire extinguisher that could potentially endanger the crew.
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Pentagon Eyes US Iron Dome To Defend Forward-Based Forces
Americanized versions of the Iron Dome’s Tamir interceptors are being offered under the Raytheon-trademarked SkyHunter brand for a US Army program.
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Israeli Probe Backs Russian Claims of Accidental Drone Border Breach
Last month’s violation of Israeli airspace by a Syrian-based Russian UAV was “very likely” the result of human error, according to preliminary findings of an Israeli Air Force probe published Monday by Israel’s Ha’aretz daily.
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Great Expectations
It will fall on Pentagon leadership, including the new DIUx offices, to be the gatekeeper for legitimate scientific investments, lest precious defense resources are spent on the wrong things.
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US Air Force Boss: Faster F-35 Buy Rate Might Not Be Possible
The chief of Air Combat Command wants to buy more F-35s more quickly, but the US Air Force has other priorities.
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India Inks $300M Helicopter Upgrade Deal With Russian Firm
India has signed a $300 million contract with Rosoboronexport of Russia to upgrade 10 Russian-made submarine-hunting helicopters.
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Air Force To Make A-10 Replacement Recommendations as Early As Fall
The Air Force may take its first budgetary steps for replacing the A-10 this fall, its top civilian said.
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Trump Hits Back at GOP National Security Critics
Donald Trump and friends have fired back at a group of GOP national security officials who signed a letter saying he would be “a dangerous President” and “unqualified” for the Oval Office.
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Saudi Arabia Requests US Tanks, Vehicles for $1.15 Billion
Saudi Arabia has requested to buy General Dynamics Land Systems-made M1A2S Abrams tanks and M88A1/A2 Heavy Equipment Recovery Combat Utility Lift Evacuation System (HERCULES) Armored Recovery Vehicles in a foreign military sale wort
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Israeli Defense Ministry (Sort Of) Apologizes to Obama
In its latest statement of clarification, MoD cited “the incorrect portrayal in the media” of its earlier statement from last Friday.
-
DoD IG: Problems With Firing Rate, Fire Protection Persist in PIM Program
The Pentagon’s inspector general wants the Army to address what is perceived by the Defense Department’s test community as deficiencies with the howitzer’s maximum rate of fire and problems with the automatic fire extinguisher that could potentially endanger the crew.
-
Pentagon Eyes US Iron Dome To Defend Forward-Based Forces
Americanized versions of the Iron Dome’s Tamir interceptors are being offered under the Raytheon-trademarked SkyHunter brand for a US Army program.
-
Israeli Probe Backs Russian Claims of Accidental Drone Border Breach
Last month’s violation of Israeli airspace by a Syrian-based Russian UAV was “very likely” the result of human error, according to preliminary findings of an Israeli Air Force probe published Monday by Israel’s Ha’aretz daily.
-
Great Expectations
It will fall on Pentagon leadership, including the new DIUx offices, to be the gatekeeper for legitimate scientific investments, lest precious defense resources are spent on the wrong things.
-
US Air Force Boss: Faster F-35 Buy Rate Might Not Be Possible
The chief of Air Combat Command wants to buy more F-35s more quickly, but the US Air Force has other priorities.
-
India Inks $300M Helicopter Upgrade Deal With Russian Firm
India has signed a $300 million contract with Rosoboronexport of Russia to upgrade 10 Russian-made submarine-hunting helicopters.
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Air Force To Make A-10 Replacement Recommendations as Early As Fall
The Air Force may take its first budgetary steps for replacing the A-10 this fall, its top civilian said.
