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Is America spending enough on defense from hypersonic weapons?
Melanie Marlowe, adjunct professor at Georgetown University, tells an audience at the SMD Symposium how current budgets don’t match the threat.
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Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
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The small sat solution to hypersonic weapons, explained
With speeds surpassing Mach 5 and the ability to maneuver mid-flight, hypersonic weapons defy the missile defense status quo.
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Moving on from INF: Let’s harness the potential of the Missile Technology Control Regime
The tenure of INF is at its end. But MTCR should be vibrant for many years to come – so long as it can evolve to meet changing technologies and circumstances.
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Go inside Elbit’s future armored vehicle
Israel is developing combat vehicles that will use artificial intelligence on the battlefield. See inside the latest concept.
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Balkan countries boost their air defense capabilities, albeit for different reasons
Regional rivalries, coupled with a fear of Russia, drive spending in the region.
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Nordic countries see Russia flex its missile muscles
Russian ships have started testing missile launches while docked in port on the Kola Peninsula, which borders Norway and Finland.
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Lockheed space exec talks future space endeavors
The giant defense contractor has deals for the Air Force’s next-generation missile warning satellites, but the national security space community is changing fast.
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Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
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For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
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Is America spending enough on defense from hypersonic weapons?
Melanie Marlowe, adjunct professor at Georgetown University, tells an audience at the SMD Symposium how current budgets don’t match the threat.
-
Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
-
The small sat solution to hypersonic weapons, explained
With speeds surpassing Mach 5 and the ability to maneuver mid-flight, hypersonic weapons defy the missile defense status quo.
-
Moving on from INF: Let’s harness the potential of the Missile Technology Control Regime
The tenure of INF is at its end. But MTCR should be vibrant for many years to come – so long as it can evolve to meet changing technologies and circumstances.
-
Go inside Elbit’s future armored vehicle
Israel is developing combat vehicles that will use artificial intelligence on the battlefield. See inside the latest concept.
-
Balkan countries boost their air defense capabilities, albeit for different reasons
Regional rivalries, coupled with a fear of Russia, drive spending in the region.
-
Nordic countries see Russia flex its missile muscles
Russian ships have started testing missile launches while docked in port on the Kola Peninsula, which borders Norway and Finland.
-
Lockheed space exec talks future space endeavors
The giant defense contractor has deals for the Air Force’s next-generation missile warning satellites, but the national security space community is changing fast.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
-
Is America spending enough on defense from hypersonic weapons?
Melanie Marlowe, adjunct professor at Georgetown University, tells an audience at the SMD Symposium how current budgets don’t match the threat.
-
Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
-
The small sat solution to hypersonic weapons, explained
With speeds surpassing Mach 5 and the ability to maneuver mid-flight, hypersonic weapons defy the missile defense status quo.
-
Moving on from INF: Let’s harness the potential of the Missile Technology Control Regime
The tenure of INF is at its end. But MTCR should be vibrant for many years to come – so long as it can evolve to meet changing technologies and circumstances.
-
Go inside Elbit’s future armored vehicle
Israel is developing combat vehicles that will use artificial intelligence on the battlefield. See inside the latest concept.
-
Balkan countries boost their air defense capabilities, albeit for different reasons
Regional rivalries, coupled with a fear of Russia, drive spending in the region.
-
Nordic countries see Russia flex its missile muscles
Russian ships have started testing missile launches while docked in port on the Kola Peninsula, which borders Norway and Finland.
-
Lockheed space exec talks future space endeavors
The giant defense contractor has deals for the Air Force’s next-generation missile warning satellites, but the national security space community is changing fast.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
For defense industry giants, there’s plenty of room in the hypersonic arena
How are big defense firms thinking about the emerging hypersonic missile market?
