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UK Government Shuffle Spells Uncertainty for Industry
How will Brexit and the restructuring of British leadership affect the defense industry in the UK?
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New British Defense Procurement Minister Named
The identity of the new procurement minister was revealed earlier today in a tweet saying she was “heading for my first day at defence headquarters as minister for defence procurement.”
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Why NATO Didn’t Fly Its Flag at Anakonda
As troops from 24 nations convened last month in Poland for exercise Anakonda, some European countries successfully worked behind the scenes to soften the symbolism of ground troops maneuvering so closely to Moscow’s backyard.
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Interview: US Rep. Joe Heck
US Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., heads the House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee, where he is fighting, amid Democratic objections, to freeze the Obama administration’s planned troop cuts.
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Turkey Mideast Allies Rally Behind Erdogan, Critics Silent
Turkey’s regional allies condemned a deadly but foiled coup attempt by a faction of the Army against the president’s rule, while his opponents abroad kept silent.
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Turkish Military Declares Martial Law; PM Says Coup Attempt Will Fail
Both the Turkish prime minister and the Turkish military claimed Friday that a coup attempt had taken place, but it was not immediately clear who had seized control of the country.
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Ukrainian Nationalists Claim Cyberattack on Polish Defense Ministry
A group of hackers claims it has gained access to the servers of Poland’s Ministry of Defence, from where the group alleges to have collected classified information.
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US Army Moves To Improve Electronic-Warfare Tactics
The Army doesn’t need the Russians to jam its electronic equipment when it can do itself, according to the US Army’s Electronic Warfare Division chief.
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Israel Balks at Obama’s New 10-Year Aid Offer
Israel’s finance minister and officers on the Israel Defense Forces’ General Staff have urged the country’s prime minister to accept the US proposed package.
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After Brexit, Keep Calm and Carry On
To be expected, amid flybys and chalet meetings, Brexit hung over Farnborough like a tethered aerostat.
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UK Government Shuffle Spells Uncertainty for Industry
How will Brexit and the restructuring of British leadership affect the defense industry in the UK?
-
New British Defense Procurement Minister Named
The identity of the new procurement minister was revealed earlier today in a tweet saying she was “heading for my first day at defence headquarters as minister for defence procurement.”
-
Why NATO Didn’t Fly Its Flag at Anakonda
As troops from 24 nations convened last month in Poland for exercise Anakonda, some European countries successfully worked behind the scenes to soften the symbolism of ground troops maneuvering so closely to Moscow’s backyard.
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Interview: US Rep. Joe Heck
US Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., heads the House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee, where he is fighting, amid Democratic objections, to freeze the Obama administration’s planned troop cuts.
-
Turkey Mideast Allies Rally Behind Erdogan, Critics Silent
Turkey’s regional allies condemned a deadly but foiled coup attempt by a faction of the Army against the president’s rule, while his opponents abroad kept silent.
-
Turkish Military Declares Martial Law; PM Says Coup Attempt Will Fail
Both the Turkish prime minister and the Turkish military claimed Friday that a coup attempt had taken place, but it was not immediately clear who had seized control of the country.
-
Ukrainian Nationalists Claim Cyberattack on Polish Defense Ministry
A group of hackers claims it has gained access to the servers of Poland’s Ministry of Defence, from where the group alleges to have collected classified information.
-
US Army Moves To Improve Electronic-Warfare Tactics
The Army doesn’t need the Russians to jam its electronic equipment when it can do itself, according to the US Army’s Electronic Warfare Division chief.
-
Israel Balks at Obama’s New 10-Year Aid Offer
Israel’s finance minister and officers on the Israel Defense Forces’ General Staff have urged the country’s prime minister to accept the US proposed package.
-
After Brexit, Keep Calm and Carry On
To be expected, amid flybys and chalet meetings, Brexit hung over Farnborough like a tethered aerostat.
-
UK Government Shuffle Spells Uncertainty for Industry
How will Brexit and the restructuring of British leadership affect the defense industry in the UK?
-
New British Defense Procurement Minister Named
The identity of the new procurement minister was revealed earlier today in a tweet saying she was “heading for my first day at defence headquarters as minister for defence procurement.”
-
Why NATO Didn’t Fly Its Flag at Anakonda
As troops from 24 nations convened last month in Poland for exercise Anakonda, some European countries successfully worked behind the scenes to soften the symbolism of ground troops maneuvering so closely to Moscow’s backyard.
-
Interview: US Rep. Joe Heck
US Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., heads the House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee, where he is fighting, amid Democratic objections, to freeze the Obama administration’s planned troop cuts.
-
Turkey Mideast Allies Rally Behind Erdogan, Critics Silent
Turkey’s regional allies condemned a deadly but foiled coup attempt by a faction of the Army against the president’s rule, while his opponents abroad kept silent.
-
Turkish Military Declares Martial Law; PM Says Coup Attempt Will Fail
Both the Turkish prime minister and the Turkish military claimed Friday that a coup attempt had taken place, but it was not immediately clear who had seized control of the country.
-
Ukrainian Nationalists Claim Cyberattack on Polish Defense Ministry
A group of hackers claims it has gained access to the servers of Poland’s Ministry of Defence, from where the group alleges to have collected classified information.
-
US Army Moves To Improve Electronic-Warfare Tactics
The Army doesn’t need the Russians to jam its electronic equipment when it can do itself, according to the US Army’s Electronic Warfare Division chief.
-
Israel Balks at Obama’s New 10-Year Aid Offer
Israel’s finance minister and officers on the Israel Defense Forces’ General Staff have urged the country’s prime minister to accept the US proposed package.
-
After Brexit, Keep Calm and Carry On
To be expected, amid flybys and chalet meetings, Brexit hung over Farnborough like a tethered aerostat.
