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Pentagon Seeks Nearly $2.6B in Reprogramming Request
The Pentagon has submitted its reprogramming request to Congress, with roughly $2.6b in funding shifts targeted.
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UK Inquiry Blames Equipment Shortcomings for Iraq War Failures
The UK’s military role in Iraq between 2003 and 2009 ended “a very long way from success,” said John Chilcot, who led the inquiry.
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Terror Attacks Reshape Turkish Defense-Spending Plans
A multitude of asymmetrical threats that have shattered Turkey’s homeland-security concept over the past year have forced the NATO ally into prioritizing its shorter-term defense spending in favor of anti-terror and anti-riot gear.
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Army On Right Track With Next-Generation Intelligence System
The U.S. Army’s primary system for generating and disseminating intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance information to military personnel about the threat, weather, and terrain, needs to be upgraded.
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Taiwan Secures Sidewinder Air-to-Air Missile Release From US
Taiwan has secured the new AIM-9X Blk-2 Sidewinder air-to-air missile from the United States.
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France Imposes New Conditions on Rafale Deal With India
A Ministry of Defence procurement official said that no negotiations on the Rafale deal between France and India have taken place in more than six weeks, and the next meeting is yet to be scheduled.
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UK’s Iraq War Inquiry Delivers Damning Verdict on Blair
An inquiry found that “military action in Iraq might have been necessary at some point. But in March 2003 there was no imminent threat from Saddam Hussein.”
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US-Israel Conclude 5-Day Missile Defense Tech Drill
The five-day drill aimed to validate the integrated architecture of all US and Israeli active defense assets deployed or soon to be deployed in the event of sustained rocket and missile attacks on Israel.
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Construction Projects Could Hamper First Overseas F-35 Beddown
The Air Force plans to invest $200 million in military construction projects at RAF Lakenheath before the F-35’s arrival.
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Poland To Select Patriot Systems Following PGZ-Raytheon Cooperation
The latest development comes ahead of the NATO summit, which is scheduled to be hosted by Poland on July 8 and 9 in the country’s capital Warsaw.
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Pentagon Seeks Nearly $2.6B in Reprogramming Request
The Pentagon has submitted its reprogramming request to Congress, with roughly $2.6b in funding shifts targeted.
-
UK Inquiry Blames Equipment Shortcomings for Iraq War Failures
The UK’s military role in Iraq between 2003 and 2009 ended “a very long way from success,” said John Chilcot, who led the inquiry.
-
Terror Attacks Reshape Turkish Defense-Spending Plans
A multitude of asymmetrical threats that have shattered Turkey’s homeland-security concept over the past year have forced the NATO ally into prioritizing its shorter-term defense spending in favor of anti-terror and anti-riot gear.
-
Army On Right Track With Next-Generation Intelligence System
The U.S. Army’s primary system for generating and disseminating intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance information to military personnel about the threat, weather, and terrain, needs to be upgraded.
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Taiwan Secures Sidewinder Air-to-Air Missile Release From US
Taiwan has secured the new AIM-9X Blk-2 Sidewinder air-to-air missile from the United States.
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France Imposes New Conditions on Rafale Deal With India
A Ministry of Defence procurement official said that no negotiations on the Rafale deal between France and India have taken place in more than six weeks, and the next meeting is yet to be scheduled.
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UK’s Iraq War Inquiry Delivers Damning Verdict on Blair
An inquiry found that “military action in Iraq might have been necessary at some point. But in March 2003 there was no imminent threat from Saddam Hussein.”
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US-Israel Conclude 5-Day Missile Defense Tech Drill
The five-day drill aimed to validate the integrated architecture of all US and Israeli active defense assets deployed or soon to be deployed in the event of sustained rocket and missile attacks on Israel.
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Construction Projects Could Hamper First Overseas F-35 Beddown
The Air Force plans to invest $200 million in military construction projects at RAF Lakenheath before the F-35’s arrival.
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Poland To Select Patriot Systems Following PGZ-Raytheon Cooperation
The latest development comes ahead of the NATO summit, which is scheduled to be hosted by Poland on July 8 and 9 in the country’s capital Warsaw.
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Pentagon Seeks Nearly $2.6B in Reprogramming Request
The Pentagon has submitted its reprogramming request to Congress, with roughly $2.6b in funding shifts targeted.
-
UK Inquiry Blames Equipment Shortcomings for Iraq War Failures
The UK’s military role in Iraq between 2003 and 2009 ended “a very long way from success,” said John Chilcot, who led the inquiry.
-
Terror Attacks Reshape Turkish Defense-Spending Plans
A multitude of asymmetrical threats that have shattered Turkey’s homeland-security concept over the past year have forced the NATO ally into prioritizing its shorter-term defense spending in favor of anti-terror and anti-riot gear.
-
Army On Right Track With Next-Generation Intelligence System
The U.S. Army’s primary system for generating and disseminating intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance information to military personnel about the threat, weather, and terrain, needs to be upgraded.
-
Taiwan Secures Sidewinder Air-to-Air Missile Release From US
Taiwan has secured the new AIM-9X Blk-2 Sidewinder air-to-air missile from the United States.
-
France Imposes New Conditions on Rafale Deal With India
A Ministry of Defence procurement official said that no negotiations on the Rafale deal between France and India have taken place in more than six weeks, and the next meeting is yet to be scheduled.
-
UK’s Iraq War Inquiry Delivers Damning Verdict on Blair
An inquiry found that “military action in Iraq might have been necessary at some point. But in March 2003 there was no imminent threat from Saddam Hussein.”
-
US-Israel Conclude 5-Day Missile Defense Tech Drill
The five-day drill aimed to validate the integrated architecture of all US and Israeli active defense assets deployed or soon to be deployed in the event of sustained rocket and missile attacks on Israel.
-
Construction Projects Could Hamper First Overseas F-35 Beddown
The Air Force plans to invest $200 million in military construction projects at RAF Lakenheath before the F-35’s arrival.
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Poland To Select Patriot Systems Following PGZ-Raytheon Cooperation
The latest development comes ahead of the NATO summit, which is scheduled to be hosted by Poland on July 8 and 9 in the country’s capital Warsaw.
