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In an LCS first, drone supports targeting mission for missile
The U.S. Navy has for the first time used a UAV to provide over-the-horizon targeting information and damage assessment for a missile fired from onboard a ship.
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Coalition interoperability being written into requirements
The Army is looking to incorporate coalition interoperability within its requirements when it comes to network solutions.
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More delays for low-flying fighter jets over western Maine
A National Guard proposal to expand airspace for fighter jet training low over the mountains of western Maine has dragged on for so long that many of the aircraft currently used for training could be retired by the time the plans are completed.
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Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
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Upgunned Stryker in Europe to help shape future infantry lethality
Once training exercises are complete, the U.S. Army will field Stryker ICVDs to the entire regiment and it will go out and maneuver, Col. Glenn Dean, the program manager for Stryker, said at the live-fire.
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New Zealand issues RFT for NH90 helicopter simulator
New Zealand’s MoD has issued a request for tenders for a simulator to train pilots to operate the NH90 medium utility helicopters.
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Exercise Saber Guardian 2017 — Assault across the Danube River
The Romanian armed forces showed its capability to perform multidomain battle using naval, land and air power during a river crossing exercise on the Danube as part of the largest military exercise in the region this year.
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Exercise Swift Response — air assault on an enemy-held airport
Swift Response — Airborne Airport Assault
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EU defense ministers to get cyber defense training in Estonia
Estonia will organize a strategic level cyber defense exercise to test post-cyberattack management strategies and overall capabilities of individual ministers.
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Russia-China exercises: Kremlin moves to calm Nordic-Baltic fears
The view among some Nordic leaders is that the joint Russian-Chinese Baltic Sea exercise was linked to deteriorating relations between Russia and the United States.
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In an LCS first, drone supports targeting mission for missile
The U.S. Navy has for the first time used a UAV to provide over-the-horizon targeting information and damage assessment for a missile fired from onboard a ship.
-
Coalition interoperability being written into requirements
The Army is looking to incorporate coalition interoperability within its requirements when it comes to network solutions.
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More delays for low-flying fighter jets over western Maine
A National Guard proposal to expand airspace for fighter jet training low over the mountains of western Maine has dragged on for so long that many of the aircraft currently used for training could be retired by the time the plans are completed.
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Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
-
Upgunned Stryker in Europe to help shape future infantry lethality
Once training exercises are complete, the U.S. Army will field Stryker ICVDs to the entire regiment and it will go out and maneuver, Col. Glenn Dean, the program manager for Stryker, said at the live-fire.
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New Zealand issues RFT for NH90 helicopter simulator
New Zealand’s MoD has issued a request for tenders for a simulator to train pilots to operate the NH90 medium utility helicopters.
-
Exercise Saber Guardian 2017 — Assault across the Danube River
The Romanian armed forces showed its capability to perform multidomain battle using naval, land and air power during a river crossing exercise on the Danube as part of the largest military exercise in the region this year.
-
Exercise Swift Response — air assault on an enemy-held airport
Swift Response — Airborne Airport Assault
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EU defense ministers to get cyber defense training in Estonia
Estonia will organize a strategic level cyber defense exercise to test post-cyberattack management strategies and overall capabilities of individual ministers.
-
Russia-China exercises: Kremlin moves to calm Nordic-Baltic fears
The view among some Nordic leaders is that the joint Russian-Chinese Baltic Sea exercise was linked to deteriorating relations between Russia and the United States.
-
In an LCS first, drone supports targeting mission for missile
The U.S. Navy has for the first time used a UAV to provide over-the-horizon targeting information and damage assessment for a missile fired from onboard a ship.
-
Coalition interoperability being written into requirements
The Army is looking to incorporate coalition interoperability within its requirements when it comes to network solutions.
-
More delays for low-flying fighter jets over western Maine
A National Guard proposal to expand airspace for fighter jet training low over the mountains of western Maine has dragged on for so long that many of the aircraft currently used for training could be retired by the time the plans are completed.
-
Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
-
Upgunned Stryker in Europe to help shape future infantry lethality
Once training exercises are complete, the U.S. Army will field Stryker ICVDs to the entire regiment and it will go out and maneuver, Col. Glenn Dean, the program manager for Stryker, said at the live-fire.
-
New Zealand issues RFT for NH90 helicopter simulator
New Zealand’s MoD has issued a request for tenders for a simulator to train pilots to operate the NH90 medium utility helicopters.
-
Exercise Saber Guardian 2017 — Assault across the Danube River
The Romanian armed forces showed its capability to perform multidomain battle using naval, land and air power during a river crossing exercise on the Danube as part of the largest military exercise in the region this year.
-
Exercise Swift Response — air assault on an enemy-held airport
Swift Response — Airborne Airport Assault
-
EU defense ministers to get cyber defense training in Estonia
Estonia will organize a strategic level cyber defense exercise to test post-cyberattack management strategies and overall capabilities of individual ministers.
-
Russia-China exercises: Kremlin moves to calm Nordic-Baltic fears
The view among some Nordic leaders is that the joint Russian-Chinese Baltic Sea exercise was linked to deteriorating relations between Russia and the United States.
