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• Pentagon tells Europeans to cool their rhetoric on Russia, sources say

  Pentagon officials have in recent weeks asked several NATO countries to tone down their rhetoric regarding the threat posed by Russia, sources told Reuters.

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  Antoni Slodkowski, Gram Slattery and Andrius Sytas, Reuters

  5 days ago

• Hasty US exit from Europe could drive allies away from American arms, RAND says

  A rapid, uncoordinated U.S. military drawdown from Europe could push key NATO allies further away from American weapons, a RAND study found.

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  Michael Scanlon

  6 days ago

• New tactical comms system for US ground troops aims to break network silos

  “We’ve spent the past 50 years building siloed networks, siloed applications and siloed environments to collaborate internally with our own data. We can no longer do that,” a Pentagon official said.

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  Daniel Terrill

  6 days ago

• Record deployment for destroyer USS Spruance casts doubt over US Navy maintenance

  The Arleigh-Burke class destroyer USS Spruance has set a post-World War II record for a U.S. Navy destroyer deployment and is raising questions about the maintenance work that could follow its eventual return.

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  Natalie Oliverio

  6 days ago

• Senior US general fired, accused of leaking classified information

  U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, a senior military planner on the Pentagon’s Joint Staff, was fired over accusations he leaked classified information to the public.

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  Phil Stewart, Reuters

  6 days ago

• At pivotal summit, Canadian-European security cooperation is a central focus

  The proposed measures would advance a broader strategic partnership that calls for Canada and Europe to assume greater responsibility for shared security while reinforcing NATO.

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  Linus Höller

  6 days ago

• In Arctic, US Army researchers test camo that could adapt to changing landscapes

  Researchers were inspired by Arctic foxes, which change colors over the course of the year – from white in the winter to brown in the summer.

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  Hope Hodge Seck

  6 days ago

• Pentagon treating military base freezer malfunctions as suspected cyberattack, officials say

  The Pentagon is treating the spate of mysterious freezer malfunctions that spoiled food at military bases across the United States in August as a suspected hack, according to four officials familiar with the matter.  One of the officials said the military investigators were in touch with their French counterparts about a similar cyberattack on commercial freezers…

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  Raphael Satter, AJ Vicens and Phil Stewart, Reuters

  6 days ago

• How Silvus Is Connecting Soldiers and Systems Across the Battlefield

  Silvus explores how tactical radios, threat detection and anti-jamming capabilities can help the Army maintain communications in contested environments.

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  Staff

  6 days ago

• Destinus’ monthly output tops Europe’s pre-war annual cruise missile production

  Defence startup Destinus says it has built more than 1,750 Ruta cruise missiles in Europe and now produces more cruise missiles in a month than Europe did in a year before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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  Maria Rugamer, Reuters

  6 days ago

• US Navy wants more visible role for drone boats as one deploys for the first time

  The U.S. Navy’s No. 2 officer shed new light on the value that medium unmanned surface vessels could bring to the fleet.

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  Hope Hodge Seck

  6 days ago

• Switzerland shortlists SAMP/T, Barak MX for long-range air defense

  Switzerland narrowed down the choice of the country’s second future long-range air defense system to either Israel’s Barak MX system or the French-Italian SAMP/T NG.

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  Rudy Ruitenberg

  6 days ago