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Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
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Pentagon changes contracting approach for Afghan training to save money
The U.S. Defense Department is now issuing new contracts involving multiple providers under an approach called the Enterprise Training Service Contract.
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How the Defense Digital Service revamped Army cyber training
Forces currently have to go to multiple locations for different levels of training prior to going to the operational force.
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New details emerge on a nearly $1B cyber contract
The Army released information regarding requirements for a critical cyber training contract that can be used by the joint force.
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Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
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Analysis: What’s the benefit of Israel hosting Blue Flag?
Defense News’ Israel correspondent takes a closer look at a recent military exercise in the country amid the threat of a multi-front war.
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Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression with allied forces
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
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EU unveils new cooperation projects in training, cyber operations, naval warfare
The decision brings to 47 the number of projects that are currently in place under the Permanent Structured Cooperation, or PESCO, initiative.
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Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
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Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
-
Pentagon changes contracting approach for Afghan training to save money
The U.S. Defense Department is now issuing new contracts involving multiple providers under an approach called the Enterprise Training Service Contract.
-
How the Defense Digital Service revamped Army cyber training
Forces currently have to go to multiple locations for different levels of training prior to going to the operational force.
-
New details emerge on a nearly $1B cyber contract
The Army released information regarding requirements for a critical cyber training contract that can be used by the joint force.
-
Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
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Analysis: What’s the benefit of Israel hosting Blue Flag?
Defense News’ Israel correspondent takes a closer look at a recent military exercise in the country amid the threat of a multi-front war.
-
Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression with allied forces
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
-
US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
EU unveils new cooperation projects in training, cyber operations, naval warfare
The decision brings to 47 the number of projects that are currently in place under the Permanent Structured Cooperation, or PESCO, initiative.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
-
Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
-
Pentagon changes contracting approach for Afghan training to save money
The U.S. Defense Department is now issuing new contracts involving multiple providers under an approach called the Enterprise Training Service Contract.
-
How the Defense Digital Service revamped Army cyber training
Forces currently have to go to multiple locations for different levels of training prior to going to the operational force.
-
New details emerge on a nearly $1B cyber contract
The Army released information regarding requirements for a critical cyber training contract that can be used by the joint force.
-
Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
-
Analysis: What’s the benefit of Israel hosting Blue Flag?
Defense News’ Israel correspondent takes a closer look at a recent military exercise in the country amid the threat of a multi-front war.
-
Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression with allied forces
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
-
US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
EU unveils new cooperation projects in training, cyber operations, naval warfare
The decision brings to 47 the number of projects that are currently in place under the Permanent Structured Cooperation, or PESCO, initiative.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
