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Lawmakers move to automate Selective Service registration for all men
All men ages 18 to 26 would be automatically enrolled in the Selective Service System under a plan approved by a House committee Wednesday night.
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US, Gulf states meet for first security forum since war in Gaza
The group will discuss better coordination on security in a time when the region is facing multiple crises.
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Pentagon asks Congress for Indo-Pacific Security Assistance Initiative
The program, modeled after a similar initiative for Ukraine, includes a $500 million funding request to arm Taiwan and other regional partners.
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Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
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‘They’ve grown back’: How Russia surprised the West and rebuilt its force
If the Kremlin keeps rebuilding its military faster than expected, it could present a longer-term and perhaps costlier problem for NATO.
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PAC-3 MSE launched from virtual Aegis ship hits cruise missile target
The latest variant of Lockheed’s Patriot missile intercepted a cruise missile target in a test from a virtual Aegis Weapon System for the first time.
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US departure from Niger ‘already underway’ ahead of September deadline
The future of America’s counter-terrorism work in the country had been in doubt for months after a coup last summer.
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Lockheed running out of parking space amid F-35 delays, says watchdog
A leading lawmaker says more than 100 undelivered F-35s could be parked at Lockheed Martin facilities, calling the situation “unacceptable.”
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Navy, Marine Corps pitched three systems for first Replicator batch
An acquisition official said the Navy and Marine Corps brought three systems to Replicator, but declined to clarify whether all were selected.
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Takeaways from the voyage to Gaza for the US Army’s watercraft program
Seeing several Army watercraft move east from Virginia does beg the question as to how the service balances such deployments against its primary mission.
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Lawmakers move to automate Selective Service registration for all men
All men ages 18 to 26 would be automatically enrolled in the Selective Service System under a plan approved by a House committee Wednesday night.
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US, Gulf states meet for first security forum since war in Gaza
The group will discuss better coordination on security in a time when the region is facing multiple crises.
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Pentagon asks Congress for Indo-Pacific Security Assistance Initiative
The program, modeled after a similar initiative for Ukraine, includes a $500 million funding request to arm Taiwan and other regional partners.
-
Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
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‘They’ve grown back’: How Russia surprised the West and rebuilt its force
If the Kremlin keeps rebuilding its military faster than expected, it could present a longer-term and perhaps costlier problem for NATO.
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PAC-3 MSE launched from virtual Aegis ship hits cruise missile target
The latest variant of Lockheed’s Patriot missile intercepted a cruise missile target in a test from a virtual Aegis Weapon System for the first time.
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US departure from Niger ‘already underway’ ahead of September deadline
The future of America’s counter-terrorism work in the country had been in doubt for months after a coup last summer.
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Lockheed running out of parking space amid F-35 delays, says watchdog
A leading lawmaker says more than 100 undelivered F-35s could be parked at Lockheed Martin facilities, calling the situation “unacceptable.”
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Navy, Marine Corps pitched three systems for first Replicator batch
An acquisition official said the Navy and Marine Corps brought three systems to Replicator, but declined to clarify whether all were selected.
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Takeaways from the voyage to Gaza for the US Army’s watercraft program
Seeing several Army watercraft move east from Virginia does beg the question as to how the service balances such deployments against its primary mission.
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Lawmakers move to automate Selective Service registration for all men
All men ages 18 to 26 would be automatically enrolled in the Selective Service System under a plan approved by a House committee Wednesday night.
-
US, Gulf states meet for first security forum since war in Gaza
The group will discuss better coordination on security in a time when the region is facing multiple crises.
-
Pentagon asks Congress for Indo-Pacific Security Assistance Initiative
The program, modeled after a similar initiative for Ukraine, includes a $500 million funding request to arm Taiwan and other regional partners.
-
Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
-
‘They’ve grown back’: How Russia surprised the West and rebuilt its force
If the Kremlin keeps rebuilding its military faster than expected, it could present a longer-term and perhaps costlier problem for NATO.
-
PAC-3 MSE launched from virtual Aegis ship hits cruise missile target
The latest variant of Lockheed’s Patriot missile intercepted a cruise missile target in a test from a virtual Aegis Weapon System for the first time.
-
US departure from Niger ‘already underway’ ahead of September deadline
The future of America’s counter-terrorism work in the country had been in doubt for months after a coup last summer.
-
Lockheed running out of parking space amid F-35 delays, says watchdog
A leading lawmaker says more than 100 undelivered F-35s could be parked at Lockheed Martin facilities, calling the situation “unacceptable.”
-
Navy, Marine Corps pitched three systems for first Replicator batch
An acquisition official said the Navy and Marine Corps brought three systems to Replicator, but declined to clarify whether all were selected.
-
Takeaways from the voyage to Gaza for the US Army’s watercraft program
Seeing several Army watercraft move east from Virginia does beg the question as to how the service balances such deployments against its primary mission.
