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US defense companies sued by Yemenis over weapons used in civil war
The weapons were sold to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi during a proxy war between a coalition of Gulf States and Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
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AI tools like ChatGPT likely to empower hacks, NSA cyber boss warns
U.S. officials consider mastery of AI critical to long-term international competitiveness — whether that’s in defense, finance or another sector.
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From Ukraine to debt ceiling, it’s a balancing act to pass FY24 budget
The debt ceiling debate could complicate Congress’ attempt to pass a defense budget and additional Ukraine emergency spending.
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How the US Navy prioritized readiness, and got more ships too
What happens when the chief of naval operations wants more money to create a more prepared fleet, but lawmakers prefer to buy more ships?
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How to ensure Iranian drones don’t include US components
While the Iranian drone threat may have previously seemed distant for Europe, the appearance of these weapons in Ukraine has brought the problem home.
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Chile’s Air Force seeks industry input to replace Huey helicopters
The service has kick-started the process to buy 14 light helicopters by issuing a request for information to potential vendors.
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Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
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Russia to hold Arctic drills with non-Arctic nations
Participants include representatives from nine unnamed African, Latin American and Eurasian countries.
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Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
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US Army to ‘overhaul’ recruiting school amid personnel shortage
“It took more than one year to get here. It’ll take several years to get out of it.”
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US defense companies sued by Yemenis over weapons used in civil war
The weapons were sold to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi during a proxy war between a coalition of Gulf States and Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
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AI tools like ChatGPT likely to empower hacks, NSA cyber boss warns
U.S. officials consider mastery of AI critical to long-term international competitiveness — whether that’s in defense, finance or another sector.
-
From Ukraine to debt ceiling, it’s a balancing act to pass FY24 budget
The debt ceiling debate could complicate Congress’ attempt to pass a defense budget and additional Ukraine emergency spending.
-
How the US Navy prioritized readiness, and got more ships too
What happens when the chief of naval operations wants more money to create a more prepared fleet, but lawmakers prefer to buy more ships?
-
How to ensure Iranian drones don’t include US components
While the Iranian drone threat may have previously seemed distant for Europe, the appearance of these weapons in Ukraine has brought the problem home.
-
Chile’s Air Force seeks industry input to replace Huey helicopters
The service has kick-started the process to buy 14 light helicopters by issuing a request for information to potential vendors.
-
Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
-
Russia to hold Arctic drills with non-Arctic nations
Participants include representatives from nine unnamed African, Latin American and Eurasian countries.
-
Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
-
US Army to ‘overhaul’ recruiting school amid personnel shortage
“It took more than one year to get here. It’ll take several years to get out of it.”
-
US defense companies sued by Yemenis over weapons used in civil war
The weapons were sold to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi during a proxy war between a coalition of Gulf States and Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
-
AI tools like ChatGPT likely to empower hacks, NSA cyber boss warns
U.S. officials consider mastery of AI critical to long-term international competitiveness — whether that’s in defense, finance or another sector.
-
From Ukraine to debt ceiling, it’s a balancing act to pass FY24 budget
The debt ceiling debate could complicate Congress’ attempt to pass a defense budget and additional Ukraine emergency spending.
-
How the US Navy prioritized readiness, and got more ships too
What happens when the chief of naval operations wants more money to create a more prepared fleet, but lawmakers prefer to buy more ships?
-
How to ensure Iranian drones don’t include US components
While the Iranian drone threat may have previously seemed distant for Europe, the appearance of these weapons in Ukraine has brought the problem home.
-
Chile’s Air Force seeks industry input to replace Huey helicopters
The service has kick-started the process to buy 14 light helicopters by issuing a request for information to potential vendors.
-
Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
-
Russia to hold Arctic drills with non-Arctic nations
Participants include representatives from nine unnamed African, Latin American and Eurasian countries.
-
Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
-
US Army to ‘overhaul’ recruiting school amid personnel shortage
“It took more than one year to get here. It’ll take several years to get out of it.”
