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NATO should break the ice on unmanned systems for icebreakers
Opinion: New icebreakers designed to deploy and service uncrewed systems would bolster a credible Arctic defense.
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Trump arrives at a NATO summit facing an alliance shaped to his liking
Trump’s comments en route to the Netherlands that his fidelity to Article 5 “depends on your definition” are drawing attention at the NATO summit.
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Airbus is bullish on ‘dronized’ warship helos that can defy rough seas
The first of the company’s VSR700 units will equip four of France’s eight multi-mission frigates.
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UK F-35 buy paves way for a return to warplane-based nuclear deterrent
A dozen jets of the A variant will bring dual-capable aircraft to the Royal Air Force, allowing Britain to partake in NATO’s airborne nuclear deterrent.
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Senators concerned with Navy shipbuilding delays, budget
The Navy remains years behind in projected ship deliveries and cannot provide firm timelines for improvement, military officials told lawmakers Tuesday.
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After years-long delay, missile tracking radar test declared a success
A successful test of the Long-Range Discrimination Radar will inform an operational decision originally planned for 2023.
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Japan conducts first domestic missile test
The test comes as the country accelerates its military buildup to deter increasingly assertive China.
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Iran remains security threat even after airstrikes, CENTCOM warns
President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead U.S. Central Command said Iran still has ‘considerable tactical capabilities’ of concern to national security.
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Tech firm uses AI to make Pentagon budget, spending easier to track
Obviant’s platform aims to help both DOD and the defense industry better understand how the Pentagon is spending its money.
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Raytheon says rocket-motor squeeze still constrains missile output
“It’s not just about the constraint for demand today, it’s very much more about the increased demand we see in the future,” one company executive said.
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NATO should break the ice on unmanned systems for icebreakers
Opinion: New icebreakers designed to deploy and service uncrewed systems would bolster a credible Arctic defense.
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Trump arrives at a NATO summit facing an alliance shaped to his liking
Trump’s comments en route to the Netherlands that his fidelity to Article 5 “depends on your definition” are drawing attention at the NATO summit.
-
Airbus is bullish on ‘dronized’ warship helos that can defy rough seas
The first of the company’s VSR700 units will equip four of France’s eight multi-mission frigates.
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UK F-35 buy paves way for a return to warplane-based nuclear deterrent
A dozen jets of the A variant will bring dual-capable aircraft to the Royal Air Force, allowing Britain to partake in NATO’s airborne nuclear deterrent.
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Senators concerned with Navy shipbuilding delays, budget
The Navy remains years behind in projected ship deliveries and cannot provide firm timelines for improvement, military officials told lawmakers Tuesday.
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After years-long delay, missile tracking radar test declared a success
A successful test of the Long-Range Discrimination Radar will inform an operational decision originally planned for 2023.
-
Japan conducts first domestic missile test
The test comes as the country accelerates its military buildup to deter increasingly assertive China.
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Iran remains security threat even after airstrikes, CENTCOM warns
President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead U.S. Central Command said Iran still has ‘considerable tactical capabilities’ of concern to national security.
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Tech firm uses AI to make Pentagon budget, spending easier to track
Obviant’s platform aims to help both DOD and the defense industry better understand how the Pentagon is spending its money.
-
Raytheon says rocket-motor squeeze still constrains missile output
“It’s not just about the constraint for demand today, it’s very much more about the increased demand we see in the future,” one company executive said.
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NATO should break the ice on unmanned systems for icebreakers
Opinion: New icebreakers designed to deploy and service uncrewed systems would bolster a credible Arctic defense.
-
Trump arrives at a NATO summit facing an alliance shaped to his liking
Trump’s comments en route to the Netherlands that his fidelity to Article 5 “depends on your definition” are drawing attention at the NATO summit.
-
Airbus is bullish on ‘dronized’ warship helos that can defy rough seas
The first of the company’s VSR700 units will equip four of France’s eight multi-mission frigates.
-
UK F-35 buy paves way for a return to warplane-based nuclear deterrent
A dozen jets of the A variant will bring dual-capable aircraft to the Royal Air Force, allowing Britain to partake in NATO’s airborne nuclear deterrent.
-
Senators concerned with Navy shipbuilding delays, budget
The Navy remains years behind in projected ship deliveries and cannot provide firm timelines for improvement, military officials told lawmakers Tuesday.
-
After years-long delay, missile tracking radar test declared a success
A successful test of the Long-Range Discrimination Radar will inform an operational decision originally planned for 2023.
-
Japan conducts first domestic missile test
The test comes as the country accelerates its military buildup to deter increasingly assertive China.
-
Iran remains security threat even after airstrikes, CENTCOM warns
President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead U.S. Central Command said Iran still has ‘considerable tactical capabilities’ of concern to national security.
-
Tech firm uses AI to make Pentagon budget, spending easier to track
Obviant’s platform aims to help both DOD and the defense industry better understand how the Pentagon is spending its money.
-
Raytheon says rocket-motor squeeze still constrains missile output
“It’s not just about the constraint for demand today, it’s very much more about the increased demand we see in the future,” one company executive said.
