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NATO needs EU to move ‘chess pieces’ across Europe
The European legislative body can help NATO break down regulations to allow the quick flow of military assets across the continent. That mobility might stop a conflict with Russia before it can start.
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Paratroopers drop in Baltics for Swift Response exercise
After reaching the ground, the soldiers simulated securing an airfield, with Lithuanian soldiers playing the opposition force.
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Ahead of Trump-Kim summit, here’s a look at North Korea’s missile tests
Get caught up on some of North Korea’s most important missile tests from 2017.
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India to US: Sanctions won’t stop Russian air-defense system purchase
The risk of losing access to U.S. and international financial institutions may not be enough of a stick to stop the $5.5 billion deal.
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What tech was used in India’s nuclear-capable ICBM test launch?
The launch brings the weapon one step closer to its induction into the Indian Army’s Strategic Forces Command.
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What’s next for Northrop Grumman and Orbital ATK?
The acquisition is expected to expand Northrop’s portfolio into market spaces it has historically not been competitive.
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The Air Force is getting a next-gen GPS boost
The Air Forces GPS III program is placing a whole new generation of satellites in orbit capable of operating in future hostile EW environments in space.
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Is the Missile Defense Agency shooting blind on contracts?
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency needs to work on its communication skills, according to a new report from a government watchdog.
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US defense firms are at risk of losing their edge to new rivals
Despite their large budgets, aerospace and defense companies spend less on R&D than nearly every other industry. And it’s hurting them.
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Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
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NATO needs EU to move ‘chess pieces’ across Europe
The European legislative body can help NATO break down regulations to allow the quick flow of military assets across the continent. That mobility might stop a conflict with Russia before it can start.
-
Paratroopers drop in Baltics for Swift Response exercise
After reaching the ground, the soldiers simulated securing an airfield, with Lithuanian soldiers playing the opposition force.
-
Ahead of Trump-Kim summit, here’s a look at North Korea’s missile tests
Get caught up on some of North Korea’s most important missile tests from 2017.
-
India to US: Sanctions won’t stop Russian air-defense system purchase
The risk of losing access to U.S. and international financial institutions may not be enough of a stick to stop the $5.5 billion deal.
-
What tech was used in India’s nuclear-capable ICBM test launch?
The launch brings the weapon one step closer to its induction into the Indian Army’s Strategic Forces Command.
-
What’s next for Northrop Grumman and Orbital ATK?
The acquisition is expected to expand Northrop’s portfolio into market spaces it has historically not been competitive.
-
The Air Force is getting a next-gen GPS boost
The Air Forces GPS III program is placing a whole new generation of satellites in orbit capable of operating in future hostile EW environments in space.
-
Is the Missile Defense Agency shooting blind on contracts?
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency needs to work on its communication skills, according to a new report from a government watchdog.
-
US defense firms are at risk of losing their edge to new rivals
Despite their large budgets, aerospace and defense companies spend less on R&D than nearly every other industry. And it’s hurting them.
-
Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
-
NATO needs EU to move ‘chess pieces’ across Europe
The European legislative body can help NATO break down regulations to allow the quick flow of military assets across the continent. That mobility might stop a conflict with Russia before it can start.
-
Paratroopers drop in Baltics for Swift Response exercise
After reaching the ground, the soldiers simulated securing an airfield, with Lithuanian soldiers playing the opposition force.
-
Ahead of Trump-Kim summit, here’s a look at North Korea’s missile tests
Get caught up on some of North Korea’s most important missile tests from 2017.
-
India to US: Sanctions won’t stop Russian air-defense system purchase
The risk of losing access to U.S. and international financial institutions may not be enough of a stick to stop the $5.5 billion deal.
-
What tech was used in India’s nuclear-capable ICBM test launch?
The launch brings the weapon one step closer to its induction into the Indian Army’s Strategic Forces Command.
-
What’s next for Northrop Grumman and Orbital ATK?
The acquisition is expected to expand Northrop’s portfolio into market spaces it has historically not been competitive.
-
The Air Force is getting a next-gen GPS boost
The Air Forces GPS III program is placing a whole new generation of satellites in orbit capable of operating in future hostile EW environments in space.
-
Is the Missile Defense Agency shooting blind on contracts?
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency needs to work on its communication skills, according to a new report from a government watchdog.
-
US defense firms are at risk of losing their edge to new rivals
Despite their large budgets, aerospace and defense companies spend less on R&D than nearly every other industry. And it’s hurting them.
-
Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
