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Air Force Wants Smart Bomb Increase for ISIS Fight
The US Air Force is working with Boeing to double production of the smart bombs used in the fight against the Islamic State group.
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China to US: ‘Be Careful’ in South China Sea
Beijing’s Defense Ministry on Thursday warned the US navy to “be careful” in the South China Sea and slammed a newly signed agreement between Washington and the Philippines.
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US General: NATO To Switch ‘Assurance To Deterrence’ in E. Europe
NATO and the United States are switching their defense doctrine from assurance to deterrence in Eastern Europe in response to a “resurgent and aggressive Russia,” the top US general in Europe said Thursday.
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Britain Pledges Nearly $30M to Lebanon Army
Britain will provide nearly $30 million to the Lebanese army, mostly to boost security along the country’s volatile border with Syria, the UK’s top diplomat said on Thursday.
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US Tests Potential Israeli Cure for Victims of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’
An arm of the US National Institutes of Health is moving into advanced testing of an Israeli product that promises to treat victims of radiation exposure.
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Reforming Acquisitions and the Need for Speed
Rapid delivery of capability to military personnel while maintaining technological and operational relevance should be reason enough to push for increased acquisition speed.
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Lockheed Nabs $18.5M for F-35 Follow-On Development
The Pentagon awarded Lockheed a $18.5 million modification to a previously awarded cost-plus, fixed-fee contract for development efforts for the F-35 Block 4 modernization program
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Work: Autonomy In Flight Likely Before Ground
Bob Work says to expect autonomy to be in airborne vehicles before ground platforms.
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Ukraine Pitches To Break Russian Monopoly in India
Ukraine has launched an aggressive effort to manage multiple overloaded armaments and weaponry that New Delhi acquired during the Soviet era.
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Israel’s State-Owned Defense Firms Hail Ties With India
Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael are flagging strengthened ties to the Indian market.
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Air Force Wants Smart Bomb Increase for ISIS Fight
The US Air Force is working with Boeing to double production of the smart bombs used in the fight against the Islamic State group.
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China to US: ‘Be Careful’ in South China Sea
Beijing’s Defense Ministry on Thursday warned the US navy to “be careful” in the South China Sea and slammed a newly signed agreement between Washington and the Philippines.
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US General: NATO To Switch ‘Assurance To Deterrence’ in E. Europe
NATO and the United States are switching their defense doctrine from assurance to deterrence in Eastern Europe in response to a “resurgent and aggressive Russia,” the top US general in Europe said Thursday.
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Britain Pledges Nearly $30M to Lebanon Army
Britain will provide nearly $30 million to the Lebanese army, mostly to boost security along the country’s volatile border with Syria, the UK’s top diplomat said on Thursday.
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US Tests Potential Israeli Cure for Victims of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’
An arm of the US National Institutes of Health is moving into advanced testing of an Israeli product that promises to treat victims of radiation exposure.
-
Reforming Acquisitions and the Need for Speed
Rapid delivery of capability to military personnel while maintaining technological and operational relevance should be reason enough to push for increased acquisition speed.
-
Lockheed Nabs $18.5M for F-35 Follow-On Development
The Pentagon awarded Lockheed a $18.5 million modification to a previously awarded cost-plus, fixed-fee contract for development efforts for the F-35 Block 4 modernization program
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Work: Autonomy In Flight Likely Before Ground
Bob Work says to expect autonomy to be in airborne vehicles before ground platforms.
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Ukraine Pitches To Break Russian Monopoly in India
Ukraine has launched an aggressive effort to manage multiple overloaded armaments and weaponry that New Delhi acquired during the Soviet era.
-
Israel’s State-Owned Defense Firms Hail Ties With India
Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael are flagging strengthened ties to the Indian market.
-
Air Force Wants Smart Bomb Increase for ISIS Fight
The US Air Force is working with Boeing to double production of the smart bombs used in the fight against the Islamic State group.
-
China to US: ‘Be Careful’ in South China Sea
Beijing’s Defense Ministry on Thursday warned the US navy to “be careful” in the South China Sea and slammed a newly signed agreement between Washington and the Philippines.
-
US General: NATO To Switch ‘Assurance To Deterrence’ in E. Europe
NATO and the United States are switching their defense doctrine from assurance to deterrence in Eastern Europe in response to a “resurgent and aggressive Russia,” the top US general in Europe said Thursday.
-
Britain Pledges Nearly $30M to Lebanon Army
Britain will provide nearly $30 million to the Lebanese army, mostly to boost security along the country’s volatile border with Syria, the UK’s top diplomat said on Thursday.
-
US Tests Potential Israeli Cure for Victims of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’
An arm of the US National Institutes of Health is moving into advanced testing of an Israeli product that promises to treat victims of radiation exposure.
-
Reforming Acquisitions and the Need for Speed
Rapid delivery of capability to military personnel while maintaining technological and operational relevance should be reason enough to push for increased acquisition speed.
-
Lockheed Nabs $18.5M for F-35 Follow-On Development
The Pentagon awarded Lockheed a $18.5 million modification to a previously awarded cost-plus, fixed-fee contract for development efforts for the F-35 Block 4 modernization program
-
Work: Autonomy In Flight Likely Before Ground
Bob Work says to expect autonomy to be in airborne vehicles before ground platforms.
-
Ukraine Pitches To Break Russian Monopoly in India
Ukraine has launched an aggressive effort to manage multiple overloaded armaments and weaponry that New Delhi acquired during the Soviet era.
-
Israel’s State-Owned Defense Firms Hail Ties With India
Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael are flagging strengthened ties to the Indian market.
