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US arms export approvals soared in 2022
One factor in the surge is the easing of the global pandemic that in 2021 depressed sales from a spike to $83.5 billion in 2020.
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Secrecy hinders info-sharing with allies, says Space Command deputy
The Pentagon’s tendency to overclassify space programs is making it harder for agencies to collaborate with international partners, a general warns.
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Colorado Dem threatens to hold Pentagon nominees over Space Command HQ
The latest threat to Senate confirmation of Pentagon nominees is coming from President Joe Biden’s fellow Democrats over the Space Command headquarters.
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In reversal, US poised to approve Abrams tanks for Ukraine
However, it could take months or years for their delivery.
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US defense industry unprepared for a China fight, says report
“War between major powers is likely to be a protracted, industrial-style conflict that needs a robust defense industry.”
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IAI unveils ‘Point Blank’ missile for US Irregular Warfare office
IAI says that the system answers the battlefield requirement to provide tactical units ranging in size from small tactical teams to battalion level.
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Amazon, other Pentagon cloud service providers face zero-trust test
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle each told the Pentagon they could instate at least basic levels of zero trust, a cybersecurity official said.
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Ukraine’s allies fail to reach breakthrough on sending new tanks
Defense leaders gathered at Ramstein Air Base in Germany to rally support for Ukraine could not reach an agreement on the provision of new Western tanks.
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US still holds back long-range ATACMS missiles from Ukraine
The long-range weapons are seen by the Pentagon as needless for the conflict, and possibly escalatory – at least for now.
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The West doubles down on aiding Ukraine with heavy weapons
Plans to send yet heavier equipment designed to win maneuver battles are expected to come to a head.
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US arms export approvals soared in 2022
One factor in the surge is the easing of the global pandemic that in 2021 depressed sales from a spike to $83.5 billion in 2020.
-
Secrecy hinders info-sharing with allies, says Space Command deputy
The Pentagon’s tendency to overclassify space programs is making it harder for agencies to collaborate with international partners, a general warns.
-
Colorado Dem threatens to hold Pentagon nominees over Space Command HQ
The latest threat to Senate confirmation of Pentagon nominees is coming from President Joe Biden’s fellow Democrats over the Space Command headquarters.
-
In reversal, US poised to approve Abrams tanks for Ukraine
However, it could take months or years for their delivery.
-
US defense industry unprepared for a China fight, says report
“War between major powers is likely to be a protracted, industrial-style conflict that needs a robust defense industry.”
-
IAI unveils ‘Point Blank’ missile for US Irregular Warfare office
IAI says that the system answers the battlefield requirement to provide tactical units ranging in size from small tactical teams to battalion level.
-
Amazon, other Pentagon cloud service providers face zero-trust test
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle each told the Pentagon they could instate at least basic levels of zero trust, a cybersecurity official said.
-
Ukraine’s allies fail to reach breakthrough on sending new tanks
Defense leaders gathered at Ramstein Air Base in Germany to rally support for Ukraine could not reach an agreement on the provision of new Western tanks.
-
US still holds back long-range ATACMS missiles from Ukraine
The long-range weapons are seen by the Pentagon as needless for the conflict, and possibly escalatory – at least for now.
-
The West doubles down on aiding Ukraine with heavy weapons
Plans to send yet heavier equipment designed to win maneuver battles are expected to come to a head.
-
US arms export approvals soared in 2022
One factor in the surge is the easing of the global pandemic that in 2021 depressed sales from a spike to $83.5 billion in 2020.
-
Secrecy hinders info-sharing with allies, says Space Command deputy
The Pentagon’s tendency to overclassify space programs is making it harder for agencies to collaborate with international partners, a general warns.
-
Colorado Dem threatens to hold Pentagon nominees over Space Command HQ
The latest threat to Senate confirmation of Pentagon nominees is coming from President Joe Biden’s fellow Democrats over the Space Command headquarters.
-
In reversal, US poised to approve Abrams tanks for Ukraine
However, it could take months or years for their delivery.
-
US defense industry unprepared for a China fight, says report
“War between major powers is likely to be a protracted, industrial-style conflict that needs a robust defense industry.”
-
IAI unveils ‘Point Blank’ missile for US Irregular Warfare office
IAI says that the system answers the battlefield requirement to provide tactical units ranging in size from small tactical teams to battalion level.
-
Amazon, other Pentagon cloud service providers face zero-trust test
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle each told the Pentagon they could instate at least basic levels of zero trust, a cybersecurity official said.
-
Ukraine’s allies fail to reach breakthrough on sending new tanks
Defense leaders gathered at Ramstein Air Base in Germany to rally support for Ukraine could not reach an agreement on the provision of new Western tanks.
-
US still holds back long-range ATACMS missiles from Ukraine
The long-range weapons are seen by the Pentagon as needless for the conflict, and possibly escalatory – at least for now.
-
The West doubles down on aiding Ukraine with heavy weapons
Plans to send yet heavier equipment designed to win maneuver battles are expected to come to a head.
