Defense-driven demand powers surge in US listings by mining firms
This year’s transactions have brought producers of antimony, rare earths, tungsten and uranium to the NYSE and Nasdaq.
By Clara Denina, Reuters
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Senior Ukrainian commander sees imminent ‘turning point’ in war
Ukraine has a six-month window in which to seize the battlefield initiative from Russia and strengthen its hand for peace talks, a senior commander said.
By Dan Peleschuk, Reuters
Army Software Factory tackling problems big and small
What's next for the Army's first batch of uniformed coders and what have they been up to?
By Davis Winkie
Pentagon slows $9 billion cloud competition, citing more work to be done
"Everything is going very well," John Sherman, the Pentagon's chief information officer, told reporters. "It's just a matter of the scale of this."
New strategy sharpens UK military focus on the Arctic
British Defense Minister Ben Wallace has previously warned the Artic was becoming an area of increasing military competition whose security would directly affect Britain.
Russia, first in the headlines, is Pentagon’s No. 2 challenge
The Biden administration’s new defense strategy makes clear China is still the Pentagon’s bigger focus.
Missile Defense Agency seeks $9.6 billion in FY23 budget
The Missile Defense Agency is prioritizing efforts to go up again evolving threats like hypersonic weapons and cruise missiles including funding for a new missile defense architecture on Guam and development of a glide-phase hypersonic weapon interceptor in its FY23 budget request.
By Jen Judson
Turkey wants to buy up to 100 South Korean tank engines
Turkey’s top defense procurement official says negotiations with two South Korean companies are focused on the quantity of power packs that would be supplied for the Altay program.
Project Convergence 2022 will focus on both Indo-Pacific and European scenarios
And international participation is expected as the U.S. Army prepares to fight with future capabilities at a large scale.
By Jen Judson
Half of Tinker’s E-3 airborne surveillance jets would be cut under Air Force budget proposal
AWACS jets have been in use at Tinker since the 1970s, but are getting harder to maintain and more vulnerable in combat.
Inflation sparks new fight over Biden’s military budget request
Spiking inflations’s potential effect on the Pentagon has emerged as a line of attack for Republicans who argue President Joe Biden’s defense budget was already treading water when it was introduced Monday.
By Joe Gould
Army Recruiting tries to keep pace amid job market crunch, civilian competition
Army Times checked in with Army Recruiting Command officials on their recent initiatives.
By Davis Winkie