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US, European, Israeli Consortia Bid For Poland’s Battlefield Simulation Systems
The Polish Defense Ministry’s tender to acquire battlefield simulation systems has spurred bids by five international groups.
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HASC Marks of Draft NDAA Support Army Commission Findings
Army Provisions The subcommittee’s section of the NDAA supports the National Commission on the Future of the Army’s recommendations related to the service’s Aviation Restructure Initiative and would require the Army to address modernization and capac
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House Legislation Orders F-22 Restart Study
Almost five years after Lockheed Martin shut down production of its F-22 stealth fighter jet, House legislation released Tuesday directed the Air Force to look into restarting the assembly line.
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House Bill Would Limit DoD Silicon Valley Outreach Fund
A House subcommittee wants the defense secretary to provide more information about the Pentagon’s efforts to partner with Silicon Valley.
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Israel, Singapore Pledge Expanded Cyber Cooperation
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his counterpart from Singapore Lee Hsien Loong pledged Tuesday to expand cyber defense cooperation and high-tech trade ties.
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Canada Rethinks Joining US Missile Defense Program
The Canadian government has put the possibility of its military joining the U.S.
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US Commander Concerned by Falling Readiness Levels in Korea
The next commander of US forces in South Korea is concerned the readiness of reinforcements slated to fall in on rotations in the country could be slipping as North Korea grows more provocative.
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First Light F-35 Helmet Test A Success
Lockheed Martin conducted a test combining three solutions to the jet’s ejection system problems.
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UK Asks Ex-Procurement Chief To Review Reform Progress
Former DE&S chief executive, Sir Bernard Gray, has been recruited by the MoD to evaluate whether a major reform effort pursued by the Conservative government since it came to office in 2010 has been effective.
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US, UK Still Discussing Anti-Sub Gap Options
The US and UK are weighing options on how to address a lack of UK airborne anti-submarine warfare capability.
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US, European, Israeli Consortia Bid For Poland’s Battlefield Simulation Systems
The Polish Defense Ministry’s tender to acquire battlefield simulation systems has spurred bids by five international groups.
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HASC Marks of Draft NDAA Support Army Commission Findings
Army Provisions The subcommittee’s section of the NDAA supports the National Commission on the Future of the Army’s recommendations related to the service’s Aviation Restructure Initiative and would require the Army to address modernization and capac
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House Legislation Orders F-22 Restart Study
Almost five years after Lockheed Martin shut down production of its F-22 stealth fighter jet, House legislation released Tuesday directed the Air Force to look into restarting the assembly line.
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House Bill Would Limit DoD Silicon Valley Outreach Fund
A House subcommittee wants the defense secretary to provide more information about the Pentagon’s efforts to partner with Silicon Valley.
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Israel, Singapore Pledge Expanded Cyber Cooperation
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his counterpart from Singapore Lee Hsien Loong pledged Tuesday to expand cyber defense cooperation and high-tech trade ties.
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Canada Rethinks Joining US Missile Defense Program
The Canadian government has put the possibility of its military joining the U.S.
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US Commander Concerned by Falling Readiness Levels in Korea
The next commander of US forces in South Korea is concerned the readiness of reinforcements slated to fall in on rotations in the country could be slipping as North Korea grows more provocative.
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First Light F-35 Helmet Test A Success
Lockheed Martin conducted a test combining three solutions to the jet’s ejection system problems.
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UK Asks Ex-Procurement Chief To Review Reform Progress
Former DE&S chief executive, Sir Bernard Gray, has been recruited by the MoD to evaluate whether a major reform effort pursued by the Conservative government since it came to office in 2010 has been effective.
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US, UK Still Discussing Anti-Sub Gap Options
The US and UK are weighing options on how to address a lack of UK airborne anti-submarine warfare capability.
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US, European, Israeli Consortia Bid For Poland’s Battlefield Simulation Systems
The Polish Defense Ministry’s tender to acquire battlefield simulation systems has spurred bids by five international groups.
-
HASC Marks of Draft NDAA Support Army Commission Findings
Army Provisions The subcommittee’s section of the NDAA supports the National Commission on the Future of the Army’s recommendations related to the service’s Aviation Restructure Initiative and would require the Army to address modernization and capac
-
House Legislation Orders F-22 Restart Study
Almost five years after Lockheed Martin shut down production of its F-22 stealth fighter jet, House legislation released Tuesday directed the Air Force to look into restarting the assembly line.
-
House Bill Would Limit DoD Silicon Valley Outreach Fund
A House subcommittee wants the defense secretary to provide more information about the Pentagon’s efforts to partner with Silicon Valley.
-
Israel, Singapore Pledge Expanded Cyber Cooperation
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his counterpart from Singapore Lee Hsien Loong pledged Tuesday to expand cyber defense cooperation and high-tech trade ties.
-
Canada Rethinks Joining US Missile Defense Program
The Canadian government has put the possibility of its military joining the U.S.
-
US Commander Concerned by Falling Readiness Levels in Korea
The next commander of US forces in South Korea is concerned the readiness of reinforcements slated to fall in on rotations in the country could be slipping as North Korea grows more provocative.
-
First Light F-35 Helmet Test A Success
Lockheed Martin conducted a test combining three solutions to the jet’s ejection system problems.
-
UK Asks Ex-Procurement Chief To Review Reform Progress
Former DE&S chief executive, Sir Bernard Gray, has been recruited by the MoD to evaluate whether a major reform effort pursued by the Conservative government since it came to office in 2010 has been effective.
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US, UK Still Discussing Anti-Sub Gap Options
The US and UK are weighing options on how to address a lack of UK airborne anti-submarine warfare capability.
