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Bandwidth of Brothers: US Army’s 101st Airborne to get advanced radios
The Army’s capability set venture kicked off in 2021, with special attention paid to infantry. Additional batches of gear are expected every two years.
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Finland to buy Israel’s David’s Sling air defense system
This will be the first export of the David’s Sling system.
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Pentagon to use new Taiwan arms transfer authority, similar to Ukraine
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called on Congress to fund the transfer of weapons to Taiwan with the same method the U.S. has shipped weapons to Ukraine.
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US Space Force’s responsive space strategy taking shape
The service will soon fly its second responsive space mission, taking a satellite built in about eight months and launching it with just 24 hours’ notice.
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Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
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Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
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US Navy needs seamless ‘virtual cloud,’ cyber leaders say
Navy vessels dot waters the world over and are expected to play a critical role in a conflict with China or Russia.
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Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
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US flies nuclear-capable bombers amid tensions with N. Korea
The US flew nuclear-capable B-52 bombers to the Korean Peninsula again in a show of strength amid concerns that North Korea might conduct a nuclear test.
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Where no tailor has gone before — Space Force wraps uniform fit tests
The final fit test brings an end to a uniform saga that elicited no shortage of online commentary about the uniform’s appearance.
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Bandwidth of Brothers: US Army’s 101st Airborne to get advanced radios
The Army’s capability set venture kicked off in 2021, with special attention paid to infantry. Additional batches of gear are expected every two years.
-
Finland to buy Israel’s David’s Sling air defense system
This will be the first export of the David’s Sling system.
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Pentagon to use new Taiwan arms transfer authority, similar to Ukraine
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called on Congress to fund the transfer of weapons to Taiwan with the same method the U.S. has shipped weapons to Ukraine.
-
US Space Force’s responsive space strategy taking shape
The service will soon fly its second responsive space mission, taking a satellite built in about eight months and launching it with just 24 hours’ notice.
-
Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
-
Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
-
US Navy needs seamless ‘virtual cloud,’ cyber leaders say
Navy vessels dot waters the world over and are expected to play a critical role in a conflict with China or Russia.
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Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
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US flies nuclear-capable bombers amid tensions with N. Korea
The US flew nuclear-capable B-52 bombers to the Korean Peninsula again in a show of strength amid concerns that North Korea might conduct a nuclear test.
-
Where no tailor has gone before — Space Force wraps uniform fit tests
The final fit test brings an end to a uniform saga that elicited no shortage of online commentary about the uniform’s appearance.
-
Bandwidth of Brothers: US Army’s 101st Airborne to get advanced radios
The Army’s capability set venture kicked off in 2021, with special attention paid to infantry. Additional batches of gear are expected every two years.
-
Finland to buy Israel’s David’s Sling air defense system
This will be the first export of the David’s Sling system.
-
Pentagon to use new Taiwan arms transfer authority, similar to Ukraine
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called on Congress to fund the transfer of weapons to Taiwan with the same method the U.S. has shipped weapons to Ukraine.
-
US Space Force’s responsive space strategy taking shape
The service will soon fly its second responsive space mission, taking a satellite built in about eight months and launching it with just 24 hours’ notice.
-
Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
-
Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
-
US Navy needs seamless ‘virtual cloud,’ cyber leaders say
Navy vessels dot waters the world over and are expected to play a critical role in a conflict with China or Russia.
-
Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
-
US flies nuclear-capable bombers amid tensions with N. Korea
The US flew nuclear-capable B-52 bombers to the Korean Peninsula again in a show of strength amid concerns that North Korea might conduct a nuclear test.
-
Where no tailor has gone before — Space Force wraps uniform fit tests
The final fit test brings an end to a uniform saga that elicited no shortage of online commentary about the uniform’s appearance.
