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F-35 Program Office Signs Off On Air Force 3i Software
The joint program office and the F-35 team have been working overtime for months to fix major bugs.
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Jordan Proves Heavyweight in Fight Against ISIS
Jordan “is boxing well above its weight class in the war against radical Islamic terror,” a general officer involved in security cooperation with the kingdom told Defense News.
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Special Operations Forces Deserve ‘Budget Stability’
US Special Operations forces deserve to have budget stability as they deploy on missions to dozens of countries.
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US Army Special Operations Has Big Appetite For ISR
US Army Special Operations has a big appetite for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets and is just scratching the surface on what is possible, according to Maj. Gen. Clayton Hutmacher, its deputy commander.
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F-35 Test Flights Struggle To Boot Up, But Jets Fly On
Despite software issues during test flights, the F-35 fleet continues regular operations.
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Introducing: Israeli 12-Kilo Killer Robot
Imagine an intuitively trained special missions operative endowed with 360-degree vision who works alone or in packs to breach high-risk safe houses and bunkers, ready to shoot to kill within a second of an officer’s command.
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Shaping the Fleet of the Future
Multiple studies are underway to determine the kinds of ships and aircraft needed by the US Navy and how they’ll be used.
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Russia: NATO Aims to ‘Destabilize’ Caucasus with Georgia Drills
Russian foreign ministry on Friday accused NATO of seeking to destabilize the Caucasus region with upcoming joint exercises in Georgia, where US soldiers will train together with Georgian forces this month.
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AV-8B Harrier Crashes Off US East Coast
An American military plane crashed off the US East Coast on Friday, but the US Marine piloting it ejected ahead of time and was in stable condition, officials said.
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Defense Bill Has Nuclear Facilities Fighting Drones
As US regulators grapple with the safety, privacy and national security concerns posed by a boom in the use of recreational drones, lawmakers worried about their use for malicious ends have advanced legislation aimed at letting Defense D
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F-35 Program Office Signs Off On Air Force 3i Software
The joint program office and the F-35 team have been working overtime for months to fix major bugs.
-
Jordan Proves Heavyweight in Fight Against ISIS
Jordan “is boxing well above its weight class in the war against radical Islamic terror,” a general officer involved in security cooperation with the kingdom told Defense News.
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Special Operations Forces Deserve ‘Budget Stability’
US Special Operations forces deserve to have budget stability as they deploy on missions to dozens of countries.
-
US Army Special Operations Has Big Appetite For ISR
US Army Special Operations has a big appetite for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets and is just scratching the surface on what is possible, according to Maj. Gen. Clayton Hutmacher, its deputy commander.
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F-35 Test Flights Struggle To Boot Up, But Jets Fly On
Despite software issues during test flights, the F-35 fleet continues regular operations.
-
Introducing: Israeli 12-Kilo Killer Robot
Imagine an intuitively trained special missions operative endowed with 360-degree vision who works alone or in packs to breach high-risk safe houses and bunkers, ready to shoot to kill within a second of an officer’s command.
-
Shaping the Fleet of the Future
Multiple studies are underway to determine the kinds of ships and aircraft needed by the US Navy and how they’ll be used.
-
Russia: NATO Aims to ‘Destabilize’ Caucasus with Georgia Drills
Russian foreign ministry on Friday accused NATO of seeking to destabilize the Caucasus region with upcoming joint exercises in Georgia, where US soldiers will train together with Georgian forces this month.
-
AV-8B Harrier Crashes Off US East Coast
An American military plane crashed off the US East Coast on Friday, but the US Marine piloting it ejected ahead of time and was in stable condition, officials said.
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Defense Bill Has Nuclear Facilities Fighting Drones
As US regulators grapple with the safety, privacy and national security concerns posed by a boom in the use of recreational drones, lawmakers worried about their use for malicious ends have advanced legislation aimed at letting Defense D
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F-35 Program Office Signs Off On Air Force 3i Software
The joint program office and the F-35 team have been working overtime for months to fix major bugs.
-
Jordan Proves Heavyweight in Fight Against ISIS
Jordan “is boxing well above its weight class in the war against radical Islamic terror,” a general officer involved in security cooperation with the kingdom told Defense News.
-
Special Operations Forces Deserve ‘Budget Stability’
US Special Operations forces deserve to have budget stability as they deploy on missions to dozens of countries.
-
US Army Special Operations Has Big Appetite For ISR
US Army Special Operations has a big appetite for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets and is just scratching the surface on what is possible, according to Maj. Gen. Clayton Hutmacher, its deputy commander.
-
F-35 Test Flights Struggle To Boot Up, But Jets Fly On
Despite software issues during test flights, the F-35 fleet continues regular operations.
-
Introducing: Israeli 12-Kilo Killer Robot
Imagine an intuitively trained special missions operative endowed with 360-degree vision who works alone or in packs to breach high-risk safe houses and bunkers, ready to shoot to kill within a second of an officer’s command.
-
Shaping the Fleet of the Future
Multiple studies are underway to determine the kinds of ships and aircraft needed by the US Navy and how they’ll be used.
-
Russia: NATO Aims to ‘Destabilize’ Caucasus with Georgia Drills
Russian foreign ministry on Friday accused NATO of seeking to destabilize the Caucasus region with upcoming joint exercises in Georgia, where US soldiers will train together with Georgian forces this month.
-
AV-8B Harrier Crashes Off US East Coast
An American military plane crashed off the US East Coast on Friday, but the US Marine piloting it ejected ahead of time and was in stable condition, officials said.
-
Defense Bill Has Nuclear Facilities Fighting Drones
As US regulators grapple with the safety, privacy and national security concerns posed by a boom in the use of recreational drones, lawmakers worried about their use for malicious ends have advanced legislation aimed at letting Defense D
