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Interview: Swedish defense minister details stance on nuclear weapons treaties
Sweden is looking to boost its defense posture to deal with Russia’s aggressive actions in the region.
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US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
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China’s stealth fighter hits the skies in first training over sea
The J-20 is China’s answer to fifth-generation jets such as the U.S. F-22 and F-35.
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Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
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How the Army could unlock the secret to coalition comms
The Army is test-driving new network concepts for battlefield communications.
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Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
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US-Jordan exercise tests response to chemical, biological threats
An annual drill involving U.S. and Jordanian military forces this year has included a number of first-time training exercises, most notably a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear exercise.
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This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
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The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
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Interview: Swedish defense minister details stance on nuclear weapons treaties
Sweden is looking to boost its defense posture to deal with Russia’s aggressive actions in the region.
-
US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
-
China’s stealth fighter hits the skies in first training over sea
The J-20 is China’s answer to fifth-generation jets such as the U.S. F-22 and F-35.
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Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
-
How the Army could unlock the secret to coalition comms
The Army is test-driving new network concepts for battlefield communications.
-
Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
-
US-Jordan exercise tests response to chemical, biological threats
An annual drill involving U.S. and Jordanian military forces this year has included a number of first-time training exercises, most notably a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear exercise.
-
This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
-
US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
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Interview: Swedish defense minister details stance on nuclear weapons treaties
Sweden is looking to boost its defense posture to deal with Russia’s aggressive actions in the region.
-
US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
-
China’s stealth fighter hits the skies in first training over sea
The J-20 is China’s answer to fifth-generation jets such as the U.S. F-22 and F-35.
-
Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
-
How the Army could unlock the secret to coalition comms
The Army is test-driving new network concepts for battlefield communications.
-
Why a NATO team defended a made-up country’s infrastructure
NATO is working on coordinating its cyber defense across the alliance. But is the organization too large to effectively respond to cyber attacks?
-
US-Jordan exercise tests response to chemical, biological threats
An annual drill involving U.S. and Jordanian military forces this year has included a number of first-time training exercises, most notably a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear exercise.
-
This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
-
US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
