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Israel cancels second missile defense test in a month
Arrow-3 is part of the multilayered system Israel is developing to defend against both short- and mid-range rockets fired from the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
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Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
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Report: Not all sirens worked during Hawaii warning test
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency report says nearly 93 percent of the state’s 386 sirens worked properly. Twelve mistakenly played an ambulance siren.
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Threats and military exercises fuel tension between China and Taiwan
China threatens to use military force if U.S. ships make port visits to Taiwan.
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Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
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Italian pilot school achievements may benefit American T-X trainer program
A pilot school in Italy built around the M-346 jet trainer and advanced simulators will reach its full potential early next year, and its achievements will boost the M-346’s chances in the U.S. T-X trainer contest.
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Amid growing rotorcraft demand, Army National Guard stands training ready
As rotorcraft sales grow, the Army indeed has a capacity to surge in training.
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Qatar inks deal with UK for 24 Typhoon jets, training package
This is the biggest export sale of the jet by the U.K. in more than a decade.
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$322M NGA cyber contract trains war fighters, protects their eye in the sky
NGA provides intelligence on geospatial imagery and mapping information, which is used by the U.S. military for planning and response for national disasters, combat, terrorist attacks and other events. But those assets are being threatened by cyberattacks as nation-states and non-nation actors attempt to disrupt or intercept that information.
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Five Eyes test new tech in exercise for reducing urban combat risks
The exercise was held with the full support of the South Australian state government and utilized two recently vacated hospital buildings, creating a realistic challenge during several different scenarios.
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Israel cancels second missile defense test in a month
Arrow-3 is part of the multilayered system Israel is developing to defend against both short- and mid-range rockets fired from the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
-
Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
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Report: Not all sirens worked during Hawaii warning test
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency report says nearly 93 percent of the state’s 386 sirens worked properly. Twelve mistakenly played an ambulance siren.
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Threats and military exercises fuel tension between China and Taiwan
China threatens to use military force if U.S. ships make port visits to Taiwan.
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Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
-
Italian pilot school achievements may benefit American T-X trainer program
A pilot school in Italy built around the M-346 jet trainer and advanced simulators will reach its full potential early next year, and its achievements will boost the M-346’s chances in the U.S. T-X trainer contest.
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Amid growing rotorcraft demand, Army National Guard stands training ready
As rotorcraft sales grow, the Army indeed has a capacity to surge in training.
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Qatar inks deal with UK for 24 Typhoon jets, training package
This is the biggest export sale of the jet by the U.K. in more than a decade.
-
$322M NGA cyber contract trains war fighters, protects their eye in the sky
NGA provides intelligence on geospatial imagery and mapping information, which is used by the U.S. military for planning and response for national disasters, combat, terrorist attacks and other events. But those assets are being threatened by cyberattacks as nation-states and non-nation actors attempt to disrupt or intercept that information.
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Five Eyes test new tech in exercise for reducing urban combat risks
The exercise was held with the full support of the South Australian state government and utilized two recently vacated hospital buildings, creating a realistic challenge during several different scenarios.
-
Israel cancels second missile defense test in a month
Arrow-3 is part of the multilayered system Israel is developing to defend against both short- and mid-range rockets fired from the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
-
Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
-
Report: Not all sirens worked during Hawaii warning test
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency report says nearly 93 percent of the state’s 386 sirens worked properly. Twelve mistakenly played an ambulance siren.
-
Threats and military exercises fuel tension between China and Taiwan
China threatens to use military force if U.S. ships make port visits to Taiwan.
-
Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
-
Italian pilot school achievements may benefit American T-X trainer program
A pilot school in Italy built around the M-346 jet trainer and advanced simulators will reach its full potential early next year, and its achievements will boost the M-346’s chances in the U.S. T-X trainer contest.
-
Amid growing rotorcraft demand, Army National Guard stands training ready
As rotorcraft sales grow, the Army indeed has a capacity to surge in training.
-
Qatar inks deal with UK for 24 Typhoon jets, training package
This is the biggest export sale of the jet by the U.K. in more than a decade.
-
$322M NGA cyber contract trains war fighters, protects their eye in the sky
NGA provides intelligence on geospatial imagery and mapping information, which is used by the U.S. military for planning and response for national disasters, combat, terrorist attacks and other events. But those assets are being threatened by cyberattacks as nation-states and non-nation actors attempt to disrupt or intercept that information.
-
Five Eyes test new tech in exercise for reducing urban combat risks
The exercise was held with the full support of the South Australian state government and utilized two recently vacated hospital buildings, creating a realistic challenge during several different scenarios.
