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Commentary: War Makes Victorious Armies Stupid
Thanks to a series of multibillion-dollar acquisition failures, the US Army is caught in a modernization death spiral.
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Canada To Boost Spec Ops, Arms in Iraq While Withdrawing CF-18s
Canada’s new plan to significantly boost the size of its special forces commitment in Iraq and provide humanitarian aid has taken the sting out of the country’s decision to withdraw its fighter jets from coalition efforts against the Islamic State.
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Commentary: Technology Converges, Power Diffuses
Advances in additive manufacturing and artificial intelligence mean powerful, autonomous, drones are in our immediate future
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Interview: Heidi Grant
Heidi Grant, Deputy Under Secretary of the U.S. Air Force for International Affairs
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Oil Executive Woodburn Appointed as BAE’s CEO-in-Waiting
BAE Systems has confirmed the appointment of oil executive Charles Woodburn as the company’s chief operating officer and heir apparent to CEO Ian King.
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Saudi Says It Intercepted Scud Missile From Yemen
Saudi Arabia intercepted a Scud missile fired towards the kingdom by Iran-backed rebels in Yemen, the Riyadh-led coalition fighting the insurgents has said.
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White House: Obama Urges Putin To End Airstrikes Against Syrian Opposition
US President Barack Obama has urged his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to end airstrikes against Syrian opposition forces, the White House said Sunday.
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20 Nations Join Major Military Maneuver in Saudi
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Armed forces from roughly 20 countries were gathering in northern Saudi Arabia Sunday for “the most important” military maneuver ever staged in the region, the official news agency SPA reported.
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Pentagon: North Korea Lacks Technology For Anti-US Nuclear Strike
North Korea is committed to striking the United States with a nuclear-armed missile, but it can’t do so without outside help, due to shortfalls in its own technology, the Pentagon said Friday.
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US General Bullish On Afghanistan As He Confirms Retirement
The top US and NATO commander in Afghanistan was bullish on the country’s future despite concerns over peace talks, as he confirmed his looming retirement at a press conference in Kabul Saturday.
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Commentary: War Makes Victorious Armies Stupid
Thanks to a series of multibillion-dollar acquisition failures, the US Army is caught in a modernization death spiral.
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Canada To Boost Spec Ops, Arms in Iraq While Withdrawing CF-18s
Canada’s new plan to significantly boost the size of its special forces commitment in Iraq and provide humanitarian aid has taken the sting out of the country’s decision to withdraw its fighter jets from coalition efforts against the Islamic State.
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Commentary: Technology Converges, Power Diffuses
Advances in additive manufacturing and artificial intelligence mean powerful, autonomous, drones are in our immediate future
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Interview: Heidi Grant
Heidi Grant, Deputy Under Secretary of the U.S. Air Force for International Affairs
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Oil Executive Woodburn Appointed as BAE’s CEO-in-Waiting
BAE Systems has confirmed the appointment of oil executive Charles Woodburn as the company’s chief operating officer and heir apparent to CEO Ian King.
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Saudi Says It Intercepted Scud Missile From Yemen
Saudi Arabia intercepted a Scud missile fired towards the kingdom by Iran-backed rebels in Yemen, the Riyadh-led coalition fighting the insurgents has said.
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White House: Obama Urges Putin To End Airstrikes Against Syrian Opposition
US President Barack Obama has urged his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to end airstrikes against Syrian opposition forces, the White House said Sunday.
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20 Nations Join Major Military Maneuver in Saudi
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Armed forces from roughly 20 countries were gathering in northern Saudi Arabia Sunday for “the most important” military maneuver ever staged in the region, the official news agency SPA reported.
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Pentagon: North Korea Lacks Technology For Anti-US Nuclear Strike
North Korea is committed to striking the United States with a nuclear-armed missile, but it can’t do so without outside help, due to shortfalls in its own technology, the Pentagon said Friday.
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US General Bullish On Afghanistan As He Confirms Retirement
The top US and NATO commander in Afghanistan was bullish on the country’s future despite concerns over peace talks, as he confirmed his looming retirement at a press conference in Kabul Saturday.
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Commentary: War Makes Victorious Armies Stupid
Thanks to a series of multibillion-dollar acquisition failures, the US Army is caught in a modernization death spiral.
-
Canada To Boost Spec Ops, Arms in Iraq While Withdrawing CF-18s
Canada’s new plan to significantly boost the size of its special forces commitment in Iraq and provide humanitarian aid has taken the sting out of the country’s decision to withdraw its fighter jets from coalition efforts against the Islamic State.
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Commentary: Technology Converges, Power Diffuses
Advances in additive manufacturing and artificial intelligence mean powerful, autonomous, drones are in our immediate future
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Interview: Heidi Grant
Heidi Grant, Deputy Under Secretary of the U.S. Air Force for International Affairs
-
Oil Executive Woodburn Appointed as BAE’s CEO-in-Waiting
BAE Systems has confirmed the appointment of oil executive Charles Woodburn as the company’s chief operating officer and heir apparent to CEO Ian King.
-
Saudi Says It Intercepted Scud Missile From Yemen
Saudi Arabia intercepted a Scud missile fired towards the kingdom by Iran-backed rebels in Yemen, the Riyadh-led coalition fighting the insurgents has said.
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White House: Obama Urges Putin To End Airstrikes Against Syrian Opposition
US President Barack Obama has urged his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to end airstrikes against Syrian opposition forces, the White House said Sunday.
-
20 Nations Join Major Military Maneuver in Saudi
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Armed forces from roughly 20 countries were gathering in northern Saudi Arabia Sunday for “the most important” military maneuver ever staged in the region, the official news agency SPA reported.
-
Pentagon: North Korea Lacks Technology For Anti-US Nuclear Strike
North Korea is committed to striking the United States with a nuclear-armed missile, but it can’t do so without outside help, due to shortfalls in its own technology, the Pentagon said Friday.
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US General Bullish On Afghanistan As He Confirms Retirement
The top US and NATO commander in Afghanistan was bullish on the country’s future despite concerns over peace talks, as he confirmed his looming retirement at a press conference in Kabul Saturday.
