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3 questions with the Israel Aerospace Industries chief
In the words of the CEO of Israel Aerospace Industries, “the state of Israel comes before anything else.” But leadership among companies in Israel also recognize the potential of export as well as the value of cooperation with the United States on systems development.
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The next cybersecurity concern for NATO? Space
A new report warns that the cybersecurity vulnerabilities related to military space systems, specifically terminals and command-and-control systems, deserves renewed attention from NATO countries.
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US, Israel’s Arrow-3 missile put to the test in Alaska
The U.S. and Israel complete Arrow-3 high-altitude tests in Kodiak, Alaska.
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France plans to boost its self-defense posture in space
Patrols of nano-satellites could soon zap evildoers trying to harm French spacecraft.
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Boeing drops from next-generation ICBM competition
This move leaves Northrop Grumman as the sole bidder in the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
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4 almost invisible threats to keep US intel officials on edge
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley explains some of the major emerging technologies the agency is concerned about.
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The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
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The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
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Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
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Rocked by scandal: Can defense conglomerate Ukroboronprom regain some legitimacy?
Kickbacks, smuggled military equipment, and allegations of industry and government corruption have rocked Ukrainian politics and Ukroboronprom.
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3 questions with the Israel Aerospace Industries chief
In the words of the CEO of Israel Aerospace Industries, “the state of Israel comes before anything else.” But leadership among companies in Israel also recognize the potential of export as well as the value of cooperation with the United States on systems development.
-
The next cybersecurity concern for NATO? Space
A new report warns that the cybersecurity vulnerabilities related to military space systems, specifically terminals and command-and-control systems, deserves renewed attention from NATO countries.
-
US, Israel’s Arrow-3 missile put to the test in Alaska
The U.S. and Israel complete Arrow-3 high-altitude tests in Kodiak, Alaska.
-
France plans to boost its self-defense posture in space
Patrols of nano-satellites could soon zap evildoers trying to harm French spacecraft.
-
Boeing drops from next-generation ICBM competition
This move leaves Northrop Grumman as the sole bidder in the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
-
4 almost invisible threats to keep US intel officials on edge
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley explains some of the major emerging technologies the agency is concerned about.
-
The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
-
Rocked by scandal: Can defense conglomerate Ukroboronprom regain some legitimacy?
Kickbacks, smuggled military equipment, and allegations of industry and government corruption have rocked Ukrainian politics and Ukroboronprom.
-
3 questions with the Israel Aerospace Industries chief
In the words of the CEO of Israel Aerospace Industries, “the state of Israel comes before anything else.” But leadership among companies in Israel also recognize the potential of export as well as the value of cooperation with the United States on systems development.
-
The next cybersecurity concern for NATO? Space
A new report warns that the cybersecurity vulnerabilities related to military space systems, specifically terminals and command-and-control systems, deserves renewed attention from NATO countries.
-
US, Israel’s Arrow-3 missile put to the test in Alaska
The U.S. and Israel complete Arrow-3 high-altitude tests in Kodiak, Alaska.
-
France plans to boost its self-defense posture in space
Patrols of nano-satellites could soon zap evildoers trying to harm French spacecraft.
-
Boeing drops from next-generation ICBM competition
This move leaves Northrop Grumman as the sole bidder in the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
-
4 almost invisible threats to keep US intel officials on edge
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley explains some of the major emerging technologies the agency is concerned about.
-
The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
-
Rocked by scandal: Can defense conglomerate Ukroboronprom regain some legitimacy?
Kickbacks, smuggled military equipment, and allegations of industry and government corruption have rocked Ukrainian politics and Ukroboronprom.
