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Russian microchip maker eyes Taiwan exit in response to sanctions
The Russian-based company MCST, which produces Elbrus microchips, said in early June that it could move its production line from Taiwan, the world-leading producer of semiconductors, to the Micron plant based in Zelenograd, a city near Moscow.
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Ukraine invasion prompts congressional push for a new look at Patriot missile defense needs
Lawmakers are pushing for the Army to re-examine its Patriot battery and interceptor requirements amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Italy nurses EU plans for a common armored fighting vehicle
“The end of this decade is an ambitious yet achievable timeline,” says Lt. Col. Roberto Forlani, an official at the Italian Army’s planning and policy division.
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NATO gears up to launch new air defense programs in 2023
Russia’s attack tactics in Ukraine offer hints on what to build into a new suite of defenses, according to analysts.
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MBDA-led team to demo new European anti-tank kit this summer
The idea is for a new anti-tank missile that can take cues from a variety of sensors on the battlefield or in the air.
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Stop calling Switchblades ‘drones’ — it’s causing policy confusion
When incorrect terminology is used and accepted, national security leaders risk making bad policy based on misperceptions.
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Russian invasion of Ukraine sparks renewed interest in Stryker protection system
Stryker Active Protection System capability could become a reality due to renewed interest in the European theater.
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Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
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Ukraine war shows danger of unencrypted communications, says US Army secretary
“When soldiers use unencrypted comms, that makes them targetable,” the Army secretary said. “And I think we are going to have to think about that.”
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US expected to send medium-range rocket systems to Ukraine
The Biden administration is expected to announce it will send Ukraine a small number of high-tech, medium range rocket systems, U.S. officials said Tuesday.
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Russian microchip maker eyes Taiwan exit in response to sanctions
The Russian-based company MCST, which produces Elbrus microchips, said in early June that it could move its production line from Taiwan, the world-leading producer of semiconductors, to the Micron plant based in Zelenograd, a city near Moscow.
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Ukraine invasion prompts congressional push for a new look at Patriot missile defense needs
Lawmakers are pushing for the Army to re-examine its Patriot battery and interceptor requirements amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Italy nurses EU plans for a common armored fighting vehicle
“The end of this decade is an ambitious yet achievable timeline,” says Lt. Col. Roberto Forlani, an official at the Italian Army’s planning and policy division.
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NATO gears up to launch new air defense programs in 2023
Russia’s attack tactics in Ukraine offer hints on what to build into a new suite of defenses, according to analysts.
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MBDA-led team to demo new European anti-tank kit this summer
The idea is for a new anti-tank missile that can take cues from a variety of sensors on the battlefield or in the air.
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Stop calling Switchblades ‘drones’ — it’s causing policy confusion
When incorrect terminology is used and accepted, national security leaders risk making bad policy based on misperceptions.
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Russian invasion of Ukraine sparks renewed interest in Stryker protection system
Stryker Active Protection System capability could become a reality due to renewed interest in the European theater.
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Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
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Ukraine war shows danger of unencrypted communications, says US Army secretary
“When soldiers use unencrypted comms, that makes them targetable,” the Army secretary said. “And I think we are going to have to think about that.”
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US expected to send medium-range rocket systems to Ukraine
The Biden administration is expected to announce it will send Ukraine a small number of high-tech, medium range rocket systems, U.S. officials said Tuesday.
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Russian microchip maker eyes Taiwan exit in response to sanctions
The Russian-based company MCST, which produces Elbrus microchips, said in early June that it could move its production line from Taiwan, the world-leading producer of semiconductors, to the Micron plant based in Zelenograd, a city near Moscow.
-
Ukraine invasion prompts congressional push for a new look at Patriot missile defense needs
Lawmakers are pushing for the Army to re-examine its Patriot battery and interceptor requirements amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
-
Italy nurses EU plans for a common armored fighting vehicle
“The end of this decade is an ambitious yet achievable timeline,” says Lt. Col. Roberto Forlani, an official at the Italian Army’s planning and policy division.
-
NATO gears up to launch new air defense programs in 2023
Russia’s attack tactics in Ukraine offer hints on what to build into a new suite of defenses, according to analysts.
-
MBDA-led team to demo new European anti-tank kit this summer
The idea is for a new anti-tank missile that can take cues from a variety of sensors on the battlefield or in the air.
-
Stop calling Switchblades ‘drones’ — it’s causing policy confusion
When incorrect terminology is used and accepted, national security leaders risk making bad policy based on misperceptions.
-
Russian invasion of Ukraine sparks renewed interest in Stryker protection system
Stryker Active Protection System capability could become a reality due to renewed interest in the European theater.
-
Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
-
Ukraine war shows danger of unencrypted communications, says US Army secretary
“When soldiers use unencrypted comms, that makes them targetable,” the Army secretary said. “And I think we are going to have to think about that.”
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US expected to send medium-range rocket systems to Ukraine
The Biden administration is expected to announce it will send Ukraine a small number of high-tech, medium range rocket systems, U.S. officials said Tuesday.
