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Hyten Defends Air Force Cost Estimate To End Reliance on Russian Rocket Engine
A day after the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to end reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command defended the service’s position.
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Senators Concerned With Shrinking Missile Defense Research Budget
Several senators are concerned with the Missile Defense Agency’s disproportionately small research and development budget request in fiscal 2017 as the US tries to stay ahead of the intercontinental ballistic missile threat posed by North Korea and Iran.
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Work: ‘Confident’ F-35 Ejection Issue Will Be Resolved
The Pentagon has pledged to have a solution, revolving around a lighter helmet, with officials saying they hope to have the issue resolved by November.
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US Wants Space Security Dialogue With GCC Nations
The US hopes to share space situational awareness with more nations, officials say.
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Norwegian Defense Command Calls for Budget Increase
An annual report says Norway’s national defense system is underfunded, short of manpower and lacks the required standard of effective readiness capability.
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Maritime Exercise Focuses On Nonstate Actors
Houthi rebels in Yemen are considered as a potential threat to international maritime security at the largest maritime exercise in the world.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne Pushes AR-1 As Best Choice For Vulcan Rocket
Although United Launch Alliance maintains Blue Origin’s BE-4 is the engine of choice for its next-generation Vulcan launch system, Aerojet Rocketdyne continues to push its AR-1 engine as the best domestic solution to propel rockets into space.
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India-China Talks Come Soon After Agreement With US
Within a week of reaching an agreement with the US on military logistics, India’s defence minister will visit China for ongoing border talks.
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Feinstein Takes Aim at Nuclear Cruise Missile Funding
Sen. Dianne Feinstein will seek to block funding for the Air Force’s new nuclear-capable cruise missile program.
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Hyten Defends Air Force Cost Estimate To End Reliance on Russian Rocket Engine
A day after the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to end reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command defended the service’s position.
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Senators Concerned With Shrinking Missile Defense Research Budget
Several senators are concerned with the Missile Defense Agency’s disproportionately small research and development budget request in fiscal 2017 as the US tries to stay ahead of the intercontinental ballistic missile threat posed by North Korea and Iran.
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Work: ‘Confident’ F-35 Ejection Issue Will Be Resolved
The Pentagon has pledged to have a solution, revolving around a lighter helmet, with officials saying they hope to have the issue resolved by November.
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US Wants Space Security Dialogue With GCC Nations
The US hopes to share space situational awareness with more nations, officials say.
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Twitter Tracker: The Buzz at Space Symposium
Buzz Aldrin, that is.
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Norwegian Defense Command Calls for Budget Increase
An annual report says Norway’s national defense system is underfunded, short of manpower and lacks the required standard of effective readiness capability.
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Maritime Exercise Focuses On Nonstate Actors
Houthi rebels in Yemen are considered as a potential threat to international maritime security at the largest maritime exercise in the world.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne Pushes AR-1 As Best Choice For Vulcan Rocket
Although United Launch Alliance maintains Blue Origin’s BE-4 is the engine of choice for its next-generation Vulcan launch system, Aerojet Rocketdyne continues to push its AR-1 engine as the best domestic solution to propel rockets into space.
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India-China Talks Come Soon After Agreement With US
Within a week of reaching an agreement with the US on military logistics, India’s defence minister will visit China for ongoing border talks.
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Feinstein Takes Aim at Nuclear Cruise Missile Funding
Sen. Dianne Feinstein will seek to block funding for the Air Force’s new nuclear-capable cruise missile program.
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Hyten Defends Air Force Cost Estimate To End Reliance on Russian Rocket Engine
A day after the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to end reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command defended the service’s position.
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Senators Concerned With Shrinking Missile Defense Research Budget
Several senators are concerned with the Missile Defense Agency’s disproportionately small research and development budget request in fiscal 2017 as the US tries to stay ahead of the intercontinental ballistic missile threat posed by North Korea and Iran.
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Work: ‘Confident’ F-35 Ejection Issue Will Be Resolved
The Pentagon has pledged to have a solution, revolving around a lighter helmet, with officials saying they hope to have the issue resolved by November.
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US Wants Space Security Dialogue With GCC Nations
The US hopes to share space situational awareness with more nations, officials say.
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Twitter Tracker: The Buzz at Space Symposium
Buzz Aldrin, that is.
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Norwegian Defense Command Calls for Budget Increase
An annual report says Norway’s national defense system is underfunded, short of manpower and lacks the required standard of effective readiness capability.
-
Maritime Exercise Focuses On Nonstate Actors
Houthi rebels in Yemen are considered as a potential threat to international maritime security at the largest maritime exercise in the world.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne Pushes AR-1 As Best Choice For Vulcan Rocket
Although United Launch Alliance maintains Blue Origin’s BE-4 is the engine of choice for its next-generation Vulcan launch system, Aerojet Rocketdyne continues to push its AR-1 engine as the best domestic solution to propel rockets into space.
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India-China Talks Come Soon After Agreement With US
Within a week of reaching an agreement with the US on military logistics, India’s defence minister will visit China for ongoing border talks.
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Feinstein Takes Aim at Nuclear Cruise Missile Funding
Sen. Dianne Feinstein will seek to block funding for the Air Force’s new nuclear-capable cruise missile program.
