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BAE Systems, Pentagon question reports of howitzer delay for Taiwan
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said it is considering alternative artillery systems in the wake of the potential delay.
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Britain pledges anti-ship missiles, cargo drones for Ukraine’s defense
In a virtual address to the Ukrainian Parliament, Johnson said a further £300 million ($375 million) in arms would be provided to Kyiv.
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Moskva’s sinking, the rise of anti-ship cruise missiles and what that means for the US Navy
If a relatively low-cost, short-range missile can destroy one of the largest warships in the Russian Navy, how do we ensure that ships in our fleet are not doomed to the same fate?
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Biden’s Javelin factory tour spotlights struggle to backfill Ukraine munitions
President Joe Biden is slated to visit Alabama on Tuesday to tour a Lockheed Martin facility tasked with manufacturing Javelin anti-tank missiles, given to Ukraine by the thousands.
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US Army scrambles to keep its new air-defense radar on schedule
Due to issues building prototypes in the pandemic, the Army is seeing test schedules for its new air-and-missile defense radar slip. But the service believes it is still on track to reach a congressionally mandated urgent fielding goal by the end of 2023.
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US Navy cuts deal to see Microsoft’s tools before they hit the market
The Naval Postgraduate School and Microsoft will collaborate on areas where rapid advancements in commercial technology like cloud computing and data fusion can address critical military needs.
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US National Guard’s aging battle taxis find new use in Ukraine fight
At least five states are sending their aging M113 armored personnel carriers to Europe.
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Congress passes bill to loan US military equipment to Ukraine and allies
Congress on Thursday passed a bill that would expedite President Joe Biden’s authority to lend U.S. military equipment to Ukraine should he sign it into law.
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Eyeing hypersonic threat, Canada nears ‘robust’ NORAD investment
Canada’s defense minister says she’s close to offering a “robust” plan to modernize continental defenses under NORAD, something the U.S. has been seeking to address the complex hypersonic missile threat.
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Ukraine weapon switcheroos are flushing Soviet arms out of Europe
As some Eastern European nations send their Soviet-era kit to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia’s attack, the new weapons those nations stand to get in return from the United States and its allies could shape the continent’s arsenal for years to come.
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BAE Systems, Pentagon question reports of howitzer delay for Taiwan
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said it is considering alternative artillery systems in the wake of the potential delay.
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Britain pledges anti-ship missiles, cargo drones for Ukraine’s defense
In a virtual address to the Ukrainian Parliament, Johnson said a further £300 million ($375 million) in arms would be provided to Kyiv.
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Moskva’s sinking, the rise of anti-ship cruise missiles and what that means for the US Navy
If a relatively low-cost, short-range missile can destroy one of the largest warships in the Russian Navy, how do we ensure that ships in our fleet are not doomed to the same fate?
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Biden’s Javelin factory tour spotlights struggle to backfill Ukraine munitions
President Joe Biden is slated to visit Alabama on Tuesday to tour a Lockheed Martin facility tasked with manufacturing Javelin anti-tank missiles, given to Ukraine by the thousands.
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US Army scrambles to keep its new air-defense radar on schedule
Due to issues building prototypes in the pandemic, the Army is seeing test schedules for its new air-and-missile defense radar slip. But the service believes it is still on track to reach a congressionally mandated urgent fielding goal by the end of 2023.
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US Navy cuts deal to see Microsoft’s tools before they hit the market
The Naval Postgraduate School and Microsoft will collaborate on areas where rapid advancements in commercial technology like cloud computing and data fusion can address critical military needs.
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US National Guard’s aging battle taxis find new use in Ukraine fight
At least five states are sending their aging M113 armored personnel carriers to Europe.
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Congress passes bill to loan US military equipment to Ukraine and allies
Congress on Thursday passed a bill that would expedite President Joe Biden’s authority to lend U.S. military equipment to Ukraine should he sign it into law.
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Eyeing hypersonic threat, Canada nears ‘robust’ NORAD investment
Canada’s defense minister says she’s close to offering a “robust” plan to modernize continental defenses under NORAD, something the U.S. has been seeking to address the complex hypersonic missile threat.
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Ukraine weapon switcheroos are flushing Soviet arms out of Europe
As some Eastern European nations send their Soviet-era kit to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia’s attack, the new weapons those nations stand to get in return from the United States and its allies could shape the continent’s arsenal for years to come.
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BAE Systems, Pentagon question reports of howitzer delay for Taiwan
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said it is considering alternative artillery systems in the wake of the potential delay.
-
Britain pledges anti-ship missiles, cargo drones for Ukraine’s defense
In a virtual address to the Ukrainian Parliament, Johnson said a further £300 million ($375 million) in arms would be provided to Kyiv.
-
Moskva’s sinking, the rise of anti-ship cruise missiles and what that means for the US Navy
If a relatively low-cost, short-range missile can destroy one of the largest warships in the Russian Navy, how do we ensure that ships in our fleet are not doomed to the same fate?
-
Biden’s Javelin factory tour spotlights struggle to backfill Ukraine munitions
President Joe Biden is slated to visit Alabama on Tuesday to tour a Lockheed Martin facility tasked with manufacturing Javelin anti-tank missiles, given to Ukraine by the thousands.
-
US Army scrambles to keep its new air-defense radar on schedule
Due to issues building prototypes in the pandemic, the Army is seeing test schedules for its new air-and-missile defense radar slip. But the service believes it is still on track to reach a congressionally mandated urgent fielding goal by the end of 2023.
-
US Navy cuts deal to see Microsoft’s tools before they hit the market
The Naval Postgraduate School and Microsoft will collaborate on areas where rapid advancements in commercial technology like cloud computing and data fusion can address critical military needs.
-
US National Guard’s aging battle taxis find new use in Ukraine fight
At least five states are sending their aging M113 armored personnel carriers to Europe.
-
Congress passes bill to loan US military equipment to Ukraine and allies
Congress on Thursday passed a bill that would expedite President Joe Biden’s authority to lend U.S. military equipment to Ukraine should he sign it into law.
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Eyeing hypersonic threat, Canada nears ‘robust’ NORAD investment
Canada’s defense minister says she’s close to offering a “robust” plan to modernize continental defenses under NORAD, something the U.S. has been seeking to address the complex hypersonic missile threat.
-
Ukraine weapon switcheroos are flushing Soviet arms out of Europe
As some Eastern European nations send their Soviet-era kit to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia’s attack, the new weapons those nations stand to get in return from the United States and its allies could shape the continent’s arsenal for years to come.
