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UK Names Energy Department Official to Top Defense Post
The top civil servant in Britain’s Energy Department is moving over to the Ministry of Defence as its new permanent secretary, the government has announced.
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US Army Chief Moves to Center of Acquisition Universe
The Army chief will take on a much more central role in the service’s acquisition process to include weekly oversight meetings as part of congressionally mandated acquisition reforms, according to the three-star general in charge of funding and equipping the branch.
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British Update Tactical Comms Capabilities
Britain’s Ministry of Defence is spending £135 million upgrading the armed forces tactical communications capabilities in a deal with General Dynamics UK.
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NORAD Chief: JLENS Surveillance Blimp ‘Fills Gap’
WASHINGTON — Russia has no operational need for its cruise missiles in Syria, so why does it have them there? To send a message to the US, according to the chief of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and US Northern Command.
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Vice Chief: USAF ‘Concerned’ About Readiness for High-End Fight
After a decade fighting in uncontested skies of the Middle East, the US Air Force is concerned about its readiness for high-end combat.
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Indian AF Says New Indigenous Missile Will Be Too Heavy
India’s Air Force has raised objections to the indigenous new generation anti-radiation missile currently in development.
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Turkey Panel OKs $5.9 Billion in Defense Programs
Turkey’s top procurement panel, the Defense Industry Executive Committee, approved nearly $6 billion in defense programs, much of it going toward indigenous development efforts, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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French Air Force Plans Hires, Orders New Bombs
The French Air Force is looking to recruit more mechanics to maintain fighter jets and also urgently acquiring bombs and equipment to support a high rate of operational use, air chief Gen. André Lanata said Tuesday.
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US Air Force Faces 500 Fighter Pilot Shortfall
The US Air Force is about 500 fighter pilots short of the total requirement, a deficit that is expected to grow to more than 800 by 2022.
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Survey: US Voters Favor Cutting Carrier, F-35, Overall Defense Spending
A majority of Americans favor cutting the US defense budget in five out of seven key areas, including nuclear weapons and missile defense, according to a new survey released March 9.
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UK Names Energy Department Official to Top Defense Post
The top civil servant in Britain’s Energy Department is moving over to the Ministry of Defence as its new permanent secretary, the government has announced.
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US Army Chief Moves to Center of Acquisition Universe
The Army chief will take on a much more central role in the service’s acquisition process to include weekly oversight meetings as part of congressionally mandated acquisition reforms, according to the three-star general in charge of funding and equipping the branch.
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British Update Tactical Comms Capabilities
Britain’s Ministry of Defence is spending £135 million upgrading the armed forces tactical communications capabilities in a deal with General Dynamics UK.
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NORAD Chief: JLENS Surveillance Blimp ‘Fills Gap’
WASHINGTON — Russia has no operational need for its cruise missiles in Syria, so why does it have them there? To send a message to the US, according to the chief of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and US Northern Command.
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Vice Chief: USAF ‘Concerned’ About Readiness for High-End Fight
After a decade fighting in uncontested skies of the Middle East, the US Air Force is concerned about its readiness for high-end combat.
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Indian AF Says New Indigenous Missile Will Be Too Heavy
India’s Air Force has raised objections to the indigenous new generation anti-radiation missile currently in development.
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Turkey Panel OKs $5.9 Billion in Defense Programs
Turkey’s top procurement panel, the Defense Industry Executive Committee, approved nearly $6 billion in defense programs, much of it going toward indigenous development efforts, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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French Air Force Plans Hires, Orders New Bombs
The French Air Force is looking to recruit more mechanics to maintain fighter jets and also urgently acquiring bombs and equipment to support a high rate of operational use, air chief Gen. André Lanata said Tuesday.
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US Air Force Faces 500 Fighter Pilot Shortfall
The US Air Force is about 500 fighter pilots short of the total requirement, a deficit that is expected to grow to more than 800 by 2022.
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Survey: US Voters Favor Cutting Carrier, F-35, Overall Defense Spending
A majority of Americans favor cutting the US defense budget in five out of seven key areas, including nuclear weapons and missile defense, according to a new survey released March 9.
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UK Names Energy Department Official to Top Defense Post
The top civil servant in Britain’s Energy Department is moving over to the Ministry of Defence as its new permanent secretary, the government has announced.
-
US Army Chief Moves to Center of Acquisition Universe
The Army chief will take on a much more central role in the service’s acquisition process to include weekly oversight meetings as part of congressionally mandated acquisition reforms, according to the three-star general in charge of funding and equipping the branch.
-
British Update Tactical Comms Capabilities
Britain’s Ministry of Defence is spending £135 million upgrading the armed forces tactical communications capabilities in a deal with General Dynamics UK.
-
NORAD Chief: JLENS Surveillance Blimp ‘Fills Gap’
WASHINGTON — Russia has no operational need for its cruise missiles in Syria, so why does it have them there? To send a message to the US, according to the chief of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and US Northern Command.
-
Vice Chief: USAF ‘Concerned’ About Readiness for High-End Fight
After a decade fighting in uncontested skies of the Middle East, the US Air Force is concerned about its readiness for high-end combat.
-
Indian AF Says New Indigenous Missile Will Be Too Heavy
India’s Air Force has raised objections to the indigenous new generation anti-radiation missile currently in development.
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Turkey Panel OKs $5.9 Billion in Defense Programs
Turkey’s top procurement panel, the Defense Industry Executive Committee, approved nearly $6 billion in defense programs, much of it going toward indigenous development efforts, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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French Air Force Plans Hires, Orders New Bombs
The French Air Force is looking to recruit more mechanics to maintain fighter jets and also urgently acquiring bombs and equipment to support a high rate of operational use, air chief Gen. André Lanata said Tuesday.
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US Air Force Faces 500 Fighter Pilot Shortfall
The US Air Force is about 500 fighter pilots short of the total requirement, a deficit that is expected to grow to more than 800 by 2022.
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Survey: US Voters Favor Cutting Carrier, F-35, Overall Defense Spending
A majority of Americans favor cutting the US defense budget in five out of seven key areas, including nuclear weapons and missile defense, according to a new survey released March 9.
