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Finland eyes defense-spending boost well past NATO mark
As a new member of NATO and amid Russia’s war against Ukraine, Finland is recalibrating its defense posture.
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Top NATO commander urges sea change in training, deterrence, spending
“Most Europeans are herbivores, they think there is sufficient grass to feed from. This is not the case,” said French Adm. Pierre Vandier.
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France’s military is being ousted from more African countries
It’s been a tumultuous month for France and its relationship with former colonies in Africa.
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Space Operations Command preps for new shared domain awareness tool
The remaining ATLAS software is slated for delivery in the first quarter of 2025.
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Under Trump, decision on Air Force’s NGAD will shape fleet for decades
The Air Force struggled for much of 2024 to figure out how — and even whether — to proceed with its planned sixth-generation fighter.
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Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
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Navy, Air Force cleared to fly Ospreys after inspecting gears
A cracked gear led to a November 2023 Osprey crash that killed eight airmen. The military is trying to see which Ospreys might risk a similar failure.
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Taiwan gets US Abrams tanks, hardening final defenses in an invasion
The Abrams represents a significant step up in terms of firepower and protection compared to Taiwan’s current fleet of decades-old M60 and M48 tanks.
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Air Force secretary: Elon Musk ‘not a warfighter,’ needs to learn more
The outgoing Air Force secretary threw shade at Musk after the key Trump adviser blasted crewed fighter jets.
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US troops doubled in Syria before Assad’s overthrow, Pentagon says
The surge of 1,100 troops to the country has been going on for months without being disclosed publicly.
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Finland eyes defense-spending boost well past NATO mark
As a new member of NATO and amid Russia’s war against Ukraine, Finland is recalibrating its defense posture.
-
Top NATO commander urges sea change in training, deterrence, spending
“Most Europeans are herbivores, they think there is sufficient grass to feed from. This is not the case,” said French Adm. Pierre Vandier.
-
France’s military is being ousted from more African countries
It’s been a tumultuous month for France and its relationship with former colonies in Africa.
-
Space Operations Command preps for new shared domain awareness tool
The remaining ATLAS software is slated for delivery in the first quarter of 2025.
-
Under Trump, decision on Air Force’s NGAD will shape fleet for decades
The Air Force struggled for much of 2024 to figure out how — and even whether — to proceed with its planned sixth-generation fighter.
-
Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
-
Navy, Air Force cleared to fly Ospreys after inspecting gears
A cracked gear led to a November 2023 Osprey crash that killed eight airmen. The military is trying to see which Ospreys might risk a similar failure.
-
Taiwan gets US Abrams tanks, hardening final defenses in an invasion
The Abrams represents a significant step up in terms of firepower and protection compared to Taiwan’s current fleet of decades-old M60 and M48 tanks.
-
Air Force secretary: Elon Musk ‘not a warfighter,’ needs to learn more
The outgoing Air Force secretary threw shade at Musk after the key Trump adviser blasted crewed fighter jets.
-
US troops doubled in Syria before Assad’s overthrow, Pentagon says
The surge of 1,100 troops to the country has been going on for months without being disclosed publicly.
-
Finland eyes defense-spending boost well past NATO mark
As a new member of NATO and amid Russia’s war against Ukraine, Finland is recalibrating its defense posture.
-
Top NATO commander urges sea change in training, deterrence, spending
“Most Europeans are herbivores, they think there is sufficient grass to feed from. This is not the case,” said French Adm. Pierre Vandier.
-
France’s military is being ousted from more African countries
It’s been a tumultuous month for France and its relationship with former colonies in Africa.
-
Space Operations Command preps for new shared domain awareness tool
The remaining ATLAS software is slated for delivery in the first quarter of 2025.
-
Under Trump, decision on Air Force’s NGAD will shape fleet for decades
The Air Force struggled for much of 2024 to figure out how — and even whether — to proceed with its planned sixth-generation fighter.
-
Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
-
Navy, Air Force cleared to fly Ospreys after inspecting gears
A cracked gear led to a November 2023 Osprey crash that killed eight airmen. The military is trying to see which Ospreys might risk a similar failure.
-
Taiwan gets US Abrams tanks, hardening final defenses in an invasion
The Abrams represents a significant step up in terms of firepower and protection compared to Taiwan’s current fleet of decades-old M60 and M48 tanks.
-
Air Force secretary: Elon Musk ‘not a warfighter,’ needs to learn more
The outgoing Air Force secretary threw shade at Musk after the key Trump adviser blasted crewed fighter jets.
-
US troops doubled in Syria before Assad’s overthrow, Pentagon says
The surge of 1,100 troops to the country has been going on for months without being disclosed publicly.
