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Croatian Parliament Approves Kiowa Helo Deal
The Croatian Parliament has approved the contract to acquire 16 Bell Helicopter OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helos from the US military surplus, the country’s Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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Israeli Soldiers’ Dangerous Wrong Turn Using Waze Highlights Possible Pitfalls of Tech-Reliance
The Israel Defense Forces disciplined of two noncombatant soldiers whose use of a crowdsourced mapping app delivered them into a high-threat refugee camp near Jerusalem where they quickly became targets.
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At RSA, Carter Calls for Help with Data Security
The Pentagon needs help from the commercial sector to learn best cyber practices, Ash Carter said Wednesday.
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Pentagon Official Decries Russian Flights Over US
A senior US intelligence official warned Wednesday that he has “great concern” about Russia’s intentions to fly sophisticated surveillance planes over the United States, saying it would give Russia “a significant advantage.”
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Russia, Algeria To Sign Deal for Su-34 Sale by End of 2016
The Algerian Ministry of National Defense and Russian aircraft manufacturer Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association are likely to sign a deal for the sale of 12 Sukhoi-34 “Fullback” striker aircraft.
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F-22 Fighter Jets Permanently in Poland? Not So Fast
A Polish media outlet, Rzeczpospolita Daily, is reporting that F-22 stealth fighter jets could be heading to Lask or Powdicz Air Base as part of a permanent rotation in the European continent.
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US Army’s Wish List Includes More For Aviation, Training and MILCON
The Army’s wish list of additional funding that it couldn’t include in its fiscal 2017 budget request amounts to over $7.5 billion.
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Google Executive Schmidt To Head New DoD Advisory Board
Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet, will head up a new Pentagon advisory board.
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Bug Bounty: Pentagon Invites Hackers to Attack DoD
Vetted hackers will be paid to attack DoD websites to discover vulnerabilities under a new Pentagon program.
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Air Force Defends B-21 on Hill, but McCain Still ‘Concerned’
Top US Air Force service officials took to Capitol Hill to defend their acquisition strategy for the new B-21 bomber
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Croatian Parliament Approves Kiowa Helo Deal
The Croatian Parliament has approved the contract to acquire 16 Bell Helicopter OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helos from the US military surplus, the country’s Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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Israeli Soldiers’ Dangerous Wrong Turn Using Waze Highlights Possible Pitfalls of Tech-Reliance
The Israel Defense Forces disciplined of two noncombatant soldiers whose use of a crowdsourced mapping app delivered them into a high-threat refugee camp near Jerusalem where they quickly became targets.
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At RSA, Carter Calls for Help with Data Security
The Pentagon needs help from the commercial sector to learn best cyber practices, Ash Carter said Wednesday.
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Pentagon Official Decries Russian Flights Over US
A senior US intelligence official warned Wednesday that he has “great concern” about Russia’s intentions to fly sophisticated surveillance planes over the United States, saying it would give Russia “a significant advantage.”
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Russia, Algeria To Sign Deal for Su-34 Sale by End of 2016
The Algerian Ministry of National Defense and Russian aircraft manufacturer Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association are likely to sign a deal for the sale of 12 Sukhoi-34 “Fullback” striker aircraft.
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F-22 Fighter Jets Permanently in Poland? Not So Fast
A Polish media outlet, Rzeczpospolita Daily, is reporting that F-22 stealth fighter jets could be heading to Lask or Powdicz Air Base as part of a permanent rotation in the European continent.
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US Army’s Wish List Includes More For Aviation, Training and MILCON
The Army’s wish list of additional funding that it couldn’t include in its fiscal 2017 budget request amounts to over $7.5 billion.
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Google Executive Schmidt To Head New DoD Advisory Board
Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet, will head up a new Pentagon advisory board.
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Bug Bounty: Pentagon Invites Hackers to Attack DoD
Vetted hackers will be paid to attack DoD websites to discover vulnerabilities under a new Pentagon program.
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Air Force Defends B-21 on Hill, but McCain Still ‘Concerned’
Top US Air Force service officials took to Capitol Hill to defend their acquisition strategy for the new B-21 bomber
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Croatian Parliament Approves Kiowa Helo Deal
The Croatian Parliament has approved the contract to acquire 16 Bell Helicopter OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helos from the US military surplus, the country’s Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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Israeli Soldiers’ Dangerous Wrong Turn Using Waze Highlights Possible Pitfalls of Tech-Reliance
The Israel Defense Forces disciplined of two noncombatant soldiers whose use of a crowdsourced mapping app delivered them into a high-threat refugee camp near Jerusalem where they quickly became targets.
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At RSA, Carter Calls for Help with Data Security
The Pentagon needs help from the commercial sector to learn best cyber practices, Ash Carter said Wednesday.
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Pentagon Official Decries Russian Flights Over US
A senior US intelligence official warned Wednesday that he has “great concern” about Russia’s intentions to fly sophisticated surveillance planes over the United States, saying it would give Russia “a significant advantage.”
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Russia, Algeria To Sign Deal for Su-34 Sale by End of 2016
The Algerian Ministry of National Defense and Russian aircraft manufacturer Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association are likely to sign a deal for the sale of 12 Sukhoi-34 “Fullback” striker aircraft.
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F-22 Fighter Jets Permanently in Poland? Not So Fast
A Polish media outlet, Rzeczpospolita Daily, is reporting that F-22 stealth fighter jets could be heading to Lask or Powdicz Air Base as part of a permanent rotation in the European continent.
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US Army’s Wish List Includes More For Aviation, Training and MILCON
The Army’s wish list of additional funding that it couldn’t include in its fiscal 2017 budget request amounts to over $7.5 billion.
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Google Executive Schmidt To Head New DoD Advisory Board
Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet, will head up a new Pentagon advisory board.
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Bug Bounty: Pentagon Invites Hackers to Attack DoD
Vetted hackers will be paid to attack DoD websites to discover vulnerabilities under a new Pentagon program.
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Air Force Defends B-21 on Hill, but McCain Still ‘Concerned’
Top US Air Force service officials took to Capitol Hill to defend their acquisition strategy for the new B-21 bomber
