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Czech Republic picks Embraer C-390 cargo planes for its air force
Prague secured participation of local companies in the deal with the Brazilian vendor to the tune of $80 million, officials said.
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US needs more AI investment, not just guardrails, defense experts say
Defense and industry officials said the White House’s AI policy memo should be accompanied by greater investment in enabling infrastructure.
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Getting more out of US-Australian defense cooperation
Canberra and Washington tend to view challenges in the Indo-Pacific through different ends of a strategic telescope.
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Polish president rules out sending brand new weapons to Ukraine
Duda was asked during a visit to South Korea whether Warsaw would give Ukraine some of its newer weapons made in the Asian country.
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France, Germany to hammer out next steps for delay-prone FCAS warplane
A top French acquisition official stresses the aircraft’s envisioned role in nuclear deterrence.
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Northrop expects next B-21 contract by year’s end
The Air Force is rethinking its approach to air dominance, which Northrop Grumman thinks could show whether more B-21s are in the cards.
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China leading ‘rapid expansion’ of nuclear arsenal, Pentagon says
China has already reached 500 such weapons and will have more than 1,000 by 2030, defense officials said.
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Space Development Agency builds vendor pool for future demo missions
Through the effort, dubbed HALO, the agency will run rapid on-orbit demonstrations aimed at reducing risk for future operational missions.
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Boeing machinists reject labor contract, extending strike
The labor standoff comes during an already challenging year for Boeing, which became the focus of multiple federal investigations earlier this year.
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Dutch military faces a tough mission: finding space to prepare for war
It’s hard to replicate large-scale ground combat in a densely populated country that takes 10 minutes to cross by super-cruising jet.
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Czech Republic picks Embraer C-390 cargo planes for its air force
Prague secured participation of local companies in the deal with the Brazilian vendor to the tune of $80 million, officials said.
-
US needs more AI investment, not just guardrails, defense experts say
Defense and industry officials said the White House’s AI policy memo should be accompanied by greater investment in enabling infrastructure.
-
Getting more out of US-Australian defense cooperation
Canberra and Washington tend to view challenges in the Indo-Pacific through different ends of a strategic telescope.
-
Polish president rules out sending brand new weapons to Ukraine
Duda was asked during a visit to South Korea whether Warsaw would give Ukraine some of its newer weapons made in the Asian country.
-
France, Germany to hammer out next steps for delay-prone FCAS warplane
A top French acquisition official stresses the aircraft’s envisioned role in nuclear deterrence.
-
Northrop expects next B-21 contract by year’s end
The Air Force is rethinking its approach to air dominance, which Northrop Grumman thinks could show whether more B-21s are in the cards.
-
China leading ‘rapid expansion’ of nuclear arsenal, Pentagon says
China has already reached 500 such weapons and will have more than 1,000 by 2030, defense officials said.
-
Space Development Agency builds vendor pool for future demo missions
Through the effort, dubbed HALO, the agency will run rapid on-orbit demonstrations aimed at reducing risk for future operational missions.
-
Boeing machinists reject labor contract, extending strike
The labor standoff comes during an already challenging year for Boeing, which became the focus of multiple federal investigations earlier this year.
-
Dutch military faces a tough mission: finding space to prepare for war
It’s hard to replicate large-scale ground combat in a densely populated country that takes 10 minutes to cross by super-cruising jet.
-
Czech Republic picks Embraer C-390 cargo planes for its air force
Prague secured participation of local companies in the deal with the Brazilian vendor to the tune of $80 million, officials said.
-
US needs more AI investment, not just guardrails, defense experts say
Defense and industry officials said the White House’s AI policy memo should be accompanied by greater investment in enabling infrastructure.
-
Getting more out of US-Australian defense cooperation
Canberra and Washington tend to view challenges in the Indo-Pacific through different ends of a strategic telescope.
-
Polish president rules out sending brand new weapons to Ukraine
Duda was asked during a visit to South Korea whether Warsaw would give Ukraine some of its newer weapons made in the Asian country.
-
France, Germany to hammer out next steps for delay-prone FCAS warplane
A top French acquisition official stresses the aircraft’s envisioned role in nuclear deterrence.
-
Northrop expects next B-21 contract by year’s end
The Air Force is rethinking its approach to air dominance, which Northrop Grumman thinks could show whether more B-21s are in the cards.
-
China leading ‘rapid expansion’ of nuclear arsenal, Pentagon says
China has already reached 500 such weapons and will have more than 1,000 by 2030, defense officials said.
-
Space Development Agency builds vendor pool for future demo missions
Through the effort, dubbed HALO, the agency will run rapid on-orbit demonstrations aimed at reducing risk for future operational missions.
-
Boeing machinists reject labor contract, extending strike
The labor standoff comes during an already challenging year for Boeing, which became the focus of multiple federal investigations earlier this year.
-
Dutch military faces a tough mission: finding space to prepare for war
It’s hard to replicate large-scale ground combat in a densely populated country that takes 10 minutes to cross by super-cruising jet.
