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US Army’s war-gaming is under-resourced, three-star says
The Army’s Combined Arms Center director told the Army undersecretary that vital conceptual experimentation is under-resourced.
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First US Navy carrier to visit Vietnam since war in wake of humanitarian mission
The Carl Vinson’s separate visit amid the annual Pacific Partnership humanitarian mission will be the first U.S. aircraft carrier to visit Vietnam since the Vietnam War.
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Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
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When hell freezes over: How the Corps plans to win a cold weather fight in Russia or North Korea
The Corps turns its eyes toward a cold-weather fight.
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Trainer jet market flourishes in the Middle East
There is an increasing need for trainer jets in the Middle East as countries there work to expand their fighter fleets.
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Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
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Turkey to replace T-38 aircraft with locally built armed jet
Turkish procurement officials say the country will replace its aging fleet of T-38 trainers with the Hurjet, an armed trainer jet developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries.
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Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
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More than 2,000 troops, 100 aircraft train on Guam for Cope North 2018
The annual exercise runs through March 2.
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NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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US Army’s war-gaming is under-resourced, three-star says
The Army’s Combined Arms Center director told the Army undersecretary that vital conceptual experimentation is under-resourced.
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First US Navy carrier to visit Vietnam since war in wake of humanitarian mission
The Carl Vinson’s separate visit amid the annual Pacific Partnership humanitarian mission will be the first U.S. aircraft carrier to visit Vietnam since the Vietnam War.
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Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
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When hell freezes over: How the Corps plans to win a cold weather fight in Russia or North Korea
The Corps turns its eyes toward a cold-weather fight.
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Trainer jet market flourishes in the Middle East
There is an increasing need for trainer jets in the Middle East as countries there work to expand their fighter fleets.
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Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
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Turkey to replace T-38 aircraft with locally built armed jet
Turkish procurement officials say the country will replace its aging fleet of T-38 trainers with the Hurjet, an armed trainer jet developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries.
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Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
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More than 2,000 troops, 100 aircraft train on Guam for Cope North 2018
The annual exercise runs through March 2.
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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US Army’s war-gaming is under-resourced, three-star says
The Army’s Combined Arms Center director told the Army undersecretary that vital conceptual experimentation is under-resourced.
-
First US Navy carrier to visit Vietnam since war in wake of humanitarian mission
The Carl Vinson’s separate visit amid the annual Pacific Partnership humanitarian mission will be the first U.S. aircraft carrier to visit Vietnam since the Vietnam War.
-
Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
When hell freezes over: How the Corps plans to win a cold weather fight in Russia or North Korea
The Corps turns its eyes toward a cold-weather fight.
-
Trainer jet market flourishes in the Middle East
There is an increasing need for trainer jets in the Middle East as countries there work to expand their fighter fleets.
-
Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
-
Turkey to replace T-38 aircraft with locally built armed jet
Turkish procurement officials say the country will replace its aging fleet of T-38 trainers with the Hurjet, an armed trainer jet developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries.
-
Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
-
More than 2,000 troops, 100 aircraft train on Guam for Cope North 2018
The annual exercise runs through March 2.
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
