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France tests space lasers for secure satellite downlink in world first
The point-to-point nature of lasers makes them more secure than radio frequencies, and they can’t be jammed the way radio can.
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Ukraine wants 12 Viper attack helicopters spurned by Slovakia
A Ukrainian lawmaker has called on defense leaders in Bratislava to make up their minds about a pending Viper offer.
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Italian Air Force’s famed acrobatic squad changes course on new planes
The Frecce Tricolori is to switch to flying the Leonardo M-346 jet trainer after using the aging M-339 for decades.
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Army picks two companies to get small drones to brigade combat teams
Two companies will provide small, expendable and reconfigurable air drones to brigade combat team maneuver companies.
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US Space Force is urged to flag emerging humanitarian crises on Earth
A new report from RAND Corp. argues that space-enabled insights could elevate the importance of human security issues for military decision-makers.
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What if Russia resumes nuclear tests?
Russia’s threatening nuclear rhetoric merits an in-kind response, argues RAND analyst and former nuclear test ban treaty negotiator William Courtney.
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Turkey advances plan for a national air-defense shield
The country’s Steel Dome concept aims to integrate a smattering of national capabilities for tracking and intercepting aerial threats.
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Iran sending Russia batch of close-range missiles, Pentagon says
The missiles will help Russia preserve its stores of longer-range fires that could strike deeper into Ukraine, U.S. officials said.
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NATO shepherds 10 firms whose tech could help the alliance
The companies are part of the Defense Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic’s inaugural cohort, which NATO announced last year.
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Russia launches massive naval drills with China
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the war games, which span both hemispheres, are the largest of their kind in three decades.
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France tests space lasers for secure satellite downlink in world first
The point-to-point nature of lasers makes them more secure than radio frequencies, and they can’t be jammed the way radio can.
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Ukraine wants 12 Viper attack helicopters spurned by Slovakia
A Ukrainian lawmaker has called on defense leaders in Bratislava to make up their minds about a pending Viper offer.
-
Italian Air Force’s famed acrobatic squad changes course on new planes
The Frecce Tricolori is to switch to flying the Leonardo M-346 jet trainer after using the aging M-339 for decades.
-
Army picks two companies to get small drones to brigade combat teams
Two companies will provide small, expendable and reconfigurable air drones to brigade combat team maneuver companies.
-
US Space Force is urged to flag emerging humanitarian crises on Earth
A new report from RAND Corp. argues that space-enabled insights could elevate the importance of human security issues for military decision-makers.
-
What if Russia resumes nuclear tests?
Russia’s threatening nuclear rhetoric merits an in-kind response, argues RAND analyst and former nuclear test ban treaty negotiator William Courtney.
-
Turkey advances plan for a national air-defense shield
The country’s Steel Dome concept aims to integrate a smattering of national capabilities for tracking and intercepting aerial threats.
-
Iran sending Russia batch of close-range missiles, Pentagon says
The missiles will help Russia preserve its stores of longer-range fires that could strike deeper into Ukraine, U.S. officials said.
-
NATO shepherds 10 firms whose tech could help the alliance
The companies are part of the Defense Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic’s inaugural cohort, which NATO announced last year.
-
Russia launches massive naval drills with China
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the war games, which span both hemispheres, are the largest of their kind in three decades.
-
France tests space lasers for secure satellite downlink in world first
The point-to-point nature of lasers makes them more secure than radio frequencies, and they can’t be jammed the way radio can.
-
Ukraine wants 12 Viper attack helicopters spurned by Slovakia
A Ukrainian lawmaker has called on defense leaders in Bratislava to make up their minds about a pending Viper offer.
-
Italian Air Force’s famed acrobatic squad changes course on new planes
The Frecce Tricolori is to switch to flying the Leonardo M-346 jet trainer after using the aging M-339 for decades.
-
Army picks two companies to get small drones to brigade combat teams
Two companies will provide small, expendable and reconfigurable air drones to brigade combat team maneuver companies.
-
US Space Force is urged to flag emerging humanitarian crises on Earth
A new report from RAND Corp. argues that space-enabled insights could elevate the importance of human security issues for military decision-makers.
-
What if Russia resumes nuclear tests?
Russia’s threatening nuclear rhetoric merits an in-kind response, argues RAND analyst and former nuclear test ban treaty negotiator William Courtney.
-
Turkey advances plan for a national air-defense shield
The country’s Steel Dome concept aims to integrate a smattering of national capabilities for tracking and intercepting aerial threats.
-
Iran sending Russia batch of close-range missiles, Pentagon says
The missiles will help Russia preserve its stores of longer-range fires that could strike deeper into Ukraine, U.S. officials said.
-
NATO shepherds 10 firms whose tech could help the alliance
The companies are part of the Defense Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic’s inaugural cohort, which NATO announced last year.
-
Russia launches massive naval drills with China
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the war games, which span both hemispheres, are the largest of their kind in three decades.
