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US, Russian Troops Show off Hardware Just Miles Apart
US and Russian troops parade on opposite sides of Estonia border
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Editorial: Clarify Approach to Selling UAVs
Washington, on the heels of its decision to allow NATO allies to share US military hardware, has rolled out a long-awaited export reform that may make it easier for allies to acquire armed remotely piloted aircraft.
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Editorial: Develop Regional Capabilities
This week’s International Defence Exhibition & Conference in Abu Dhabi is being billed as the largest defense trade show ever.
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Commentary: Bolster Gulf Relationships
Government and industry leaders from around the world will converge on the United Arab Emirates this week to attend the International Defence Exhibition & Conference (IDEX).
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Commentary: Nuclear Dangers: Myth, Reality, Responses
Since the 2014 ouster of Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Russia’s destabilization of Ukraine has undermined European security and the rules-based international order.
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Deep Freeze: US-Israeli Rift Deepens
The deep freeze in Washington will continue at least until March 3, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address Congress amid a deepening rift the Obama White House.
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Editorial: Shaping the Future of CAS
Once again, the US Air Force has stirred a political hornet’s nest by proposing to decommission its fleet of A-10 attack aircraft.
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Editorial: Ash Carter’s Focus
Ash Carter this week will succeed Chuck Hagel as America’s new defense secretary.
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Commentary: The F-35 and Defense Transformation
In a meeting in the United Kingdom in November with one of the Royal Air Force officers responsible for introducing the F-35 into the UK forces, Group Capt. Paul Godfrey highlighted the behind-the-scenes work to roll out an F-35 fleet, an effort largely ignored by the analytical press.
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US, Russian Troops Show off Hardware Just Miles Apart
US and Russian troops parade on opposite sides of Estonia border
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On the Road to Mosul: Iraq Buys IED-Detecting Vehicles
Iraqi forces buying counter-IED vehicles
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Editorial: Clarify Approach to Selling UAVs
Washington, on the heels of its decision to allow NATO allies to share US military hardware, has rolled out a long-awaited export reform that may make it easier for allies to acquire armed remotely piloted aircraft.
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Editorial: Develop Regional Capabilities
This week’s International Defence Exhibition & Conference in Abu Dhabi is being billed as the largest defense trade show ever.
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Commentary: Bolster Gulf Relationships
Government and industry leaders from around the world will converge on the United Arab Emirates this week to attend the International Defence Exhibition & Conference (IDEX).
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Commentary: Nuclear Dangers: Myth, Reality, Responses
Since the 2014 ouster of Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Russia’s destabilization of Ukraine has undermined European security and the rules-based international order.
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Deep Freeze: US-Israeli Rift Deepens
The deep freeze in Washington will continue at least until March 3, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address Congress amid a deepening rift the Obama White House.
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Editorial: Shaping the Future of CAS
Once again, the US Air Force has stirred a political hornet’s nest by proposing to decommission its fleet of A-10 attack aircraft.
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Editorial: Ash Carter’s Focus
Ash Carter this week will succeed Chuck Hagel as America’s new defense secretary.
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Commentary: The F-35 and Defense Transformation
In a meeting in the United Kingdom in November with one of the Royal Air Force officers responsible for introducing the F-35 into the UK forces, Group Capt. Paul Godfrey highlighted the behind-the-scenes work to roll out an F-35 fleet, an effort largely ignored by the analytical press.
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US, Russian Troops Show off Hardware Just Miles Apart
US and Russian troops parade on opposite sides of Estonia border
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On the Road to Mosul: Iraq Buys IED-Detecting Vehicles
Iraqi forces buying counter-IED vehicles
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Editorial: Clarify Approach to Selling UAVs
Washington, on the heels of its decision to allow NATO allies to share US military hardware, has rolled out a long-awaited export reform that may make it easier for allies to acquire armed remotely piloted aircraft.
-
Editorial: Develop Regional Capabilities
This week’s International Defence Exhibition & Conference in Abu Dhabi is being billed as the largest defense trade show ever.
-
Commentary: Bolster Gulf Relationships
Government and industry leaders from around the world will converge on the United Arab Emirates this week to attend the International Defence Exhibition & Conference (IDEX).
-
Commentary: Nuclear Dangers: Myth, Reality, Responses
Since the 2014 ouster of Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Russia’s destabilization of Ukraine has undermined European security and the rules-based international order.
-
Deep Freeze: US-Israeli Rift Deepens
The deep freeze in Washington will continue at least until March 3, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address Congress amid a deepening rift the Obama White House.
-
Editorial: Shaping the Future of CAS
Once again, the US Air Force has stirred a political hornet’s nest by proposing to decommission its fleet of A-10 attack aircraft.
-
Editorial: Ash Carter’s Focus
Ash Carter this week will succeed Chuck Hagel as America’s new defense secretary.
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Commentary: The F-35 and Defense Transformation
In a meeting in the United Kingdom in November with one of the Royal Air Force officers responsible for introducing the F-35 into the UK forces, Group Capt. Paul Godfrey highlighted the behind-the-scenes work to roll out an F-35 fleet, an effort largely ignored by the analytical press.
