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To deter Iran, US must rethink military basing in the Middle East
Geography is destiny, but when it comes to U.S. bases in the Middle East, it needn’t be, Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. (ret.) writes in this op-ed.
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Gulf countries beef up their undersea-warfare chops with European tech
French and Italian firms are on tap to supply sonar technology and miniature submarines to Saudi Arabia and Qatar, respectively.
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Anduril debuts Bolt, loitering munition on contract with Marine Corps
The drone comes in two forms, one capable of surveillance operations and another that can directly strike targets.
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Russia casualties reach 600,000 during war in Ukraine, Pentagon says
While staggering, the losses don’t mean a clear victory for Ukraine either, U.S. officials said.
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Lockheed names software specialist as new head of F-35 jet program
The change comes as software troubles with the F-35’s Technology Refresh 3 program led to a year-long delivery halt for the Joint Strike Fighter.
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Finnish startups are thriving in the wake of NATO expansion
Helsinki’s accession to the defense alliance has bolstered growth among startups, namely those with civilian and defense portfolios.
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France kicks off development of wingman drone for Rafale fighter jet
The stealthy wingman drone will be operated directly from the Rafale cockpit, the Armed Forces Ministry said.
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Israel defense minister delays DC visit amid Iran strike planning
The Pentagon said the Israeli Defense Ministry hadn’t yet offered an alternative date.
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Europe launches space mission in defense against city-killer asteroids
The Hera mission will investigate the result of NASA’s asteroid redirection test, in which the U.S. agency rammed a spacecraft into the asteroid Dimorphos.
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Anduril lands $250 million Pentagon contract for drone defense system
DOD will buy 500 Roadrunner interceptors as well as the Anduril’s portable Pulsar electronic-warfare, counter-drone capability, the firm told Defense News.
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To deter Iran, US must rethink military basing in the Middle East
Geography is destiny, but when it comes to U.S. bases in the Middle East, it needn’t be, Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. (ret.) writes in this op-ed.
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Gulf countries beef up their undersea-warfare chops with European tech
French and Italian firms are on tap to supply sonar technology and miniature submarines to Saudi Arabia and Qatar, respectively.
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Anduril debuts Bolt, loitering munition on contract with Marine Corps
The drone comes in two forms, one capable of surveillance operations and another that can directly strike targets.
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Russia casualties reach 600,000 during war in Ukraine, Pentagon says
While staggering, the losses don’t mean a clear victory for Ukraine either, U.S. officials said.
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Lockheed names software specialist as new head of F-35 jet program
The change comes as software troubles with the F-35’s Technology Refresh 3 program led to a year-long delivery halt for the Joint Strike Fighter.
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Finnish startups are thriving in the wake of NATO expansion
Helsinki’s accession to the defense alliance has bolstered growth among startups, namely those with civilian and defense portfolios.
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France kicks off development of wingman drone for Rafale fighter jet
The stealthy wingman drone will be operated directly from the Rafale cockpit, the Armed Forces Ministry said.
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Israel defense minister delays DC visit amid Iran strike planning
The Pentagon said the Israeli Defense Ministry hadn’t yet offered an alternative date.
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Europe launches space mission in defense against city-killer asteroids
The Hera mission will investigate the result of NASA’s asteroid redirection test, in which the U.S. agency rammed a spacecraft into the asteroid Dimorphos.
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Anduril lands $250 million Pentagon contract for drone defense system
DOD will buy 500 Roadrunner interceptors as well as the Anduril’s portable Pulsar electronic-warfare, counter-drone capability, the firm told Defense News.
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To deter Iran, US must rethink military basing in the Middle East
Geography is destiny, but when it comes to U.S. bases in the Middle East, it needn’t be, Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. (ret.) writes in this op-ed.
-
Gulf countries beef up their undersea-warfare chops with European tech
French and Italian firms are on tap to supply sonar technology and miniature submarines to Saudi Arabia and Qatar, respectively.
-
Anduril debuts Bolt, loitering munition on contract with Marine Corps
The drone comes in two forms, one capable of surveillance operations and another that can directly strike targets.
-
Russia casualties reach 600,000 during war in Ukraine, Pentagon says
While staggering, the losses don’t mean a clear victory for Ukraine either, U.S. officials said.
-
Lockheed names software specialist as new head of F-35 jet program
The change comes as software troubles with the F-35’s Technology Refresh 3 program led to a year-long delivery halt for the Joint Strike Fighter.
-
Finnish startups are thriving in the wake of NATO expansion
Helsinki’s accession to the defense alliance has bolstered growth among startups, namely those with civilian and defense portfolios.
-
France kicks off development of wingman drone for Rafale fighter jet
The stealthy wingman drone will be operated directly from the Rafale cockpit, the Armed Forces Ministry said.
-
Israel defense minister delays DC visit amid Iran strike planning
The Pentagon said the Israeli Defense Ministry hadn’t yet offered an alternative date.
-
Europe launches space mission in defense against city-killer asteroids
The Hera mission will investigate the result of NASA’s asteroid redirection test, in which the U.S. agency rammed a spacecraft into the asteroid Dimorphos.
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Anduril lands $250 million Pentagon contract for drone defense system
DOD will buy 500 Roadrunner interceptors as well as the Anduril’s portable Pulsar electronic-warfare, counter-drone capability, the firm told Defense News.
