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EU scrutinizes Emirati takeover of Estonian robotics firm
Surprised by the takeover, officials in Brussels are examining the case and its implications for European collaborative defense projects.
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The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
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Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
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Onboard training simulators in your motor pool? The Army wants that.
If the U.S. Army’s future warfare planners have their way, “Motor Pool Mondays” may never look the same.
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Hackers probing contractors for path to Pentagon, DISA chief says
The NSA and FBI in October said hackers infiltrated an unnamed defense industrial base organization and made off with sensitive information.
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F-35 upgrades slip to 2024, drawing lawmaker’s ire
“We currently are paying for a great capability, but we’re currently only getting a good capability fielded,” subcommittee chairman Rep. Rob Wittman said.
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Federal agencies get ‘shopper’s guide’ to aid purchases of 5G
Some 90% of federal agencies are planning to adopt 5G, according to a 2022 study by General Dynamics Information Technology.
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US Air Force drops Lockheed hypersonic missile after failed tests
The service’s acquisition chief made the comments a day after Secretary Frank Kendall told lawmakers the latest ARRW test failed.
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How a video game engine will power Javelin anti-tank training
The Javelin’s Basic Skills Trainer update is expected to debut in 2025, according to SAIC, the contractor overseeing the program.
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Russia stops sharing missile test info with US, opens drills
A senior Russian diplomat says Moscow has suspended sharing information about its nuclear forces with the U.S., including notices about missile tests.
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EU scrutinizes Emirati takeover of Estonian robotics firm
Surprised by the takeover, officials in Brussels are examining the case and its implications for European collaborative defense projects.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
-
Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
-
Onboard training simulators in your motor pool? The Army wants that.
If the U.S. Army’s future warfare planners have their way, “Motor Pool Mondays” may never look the same.
-
Hackers probing contractors for path to Pentagon, DISA chief says
The NSA and FBI in October said hackers infiltrated an unnamed defense industrial base organization and made off with sensitive information.
-
F-35 upgrades slip to 2024, drawing lawmaker’s ire
“We currently are paying for a great capability, but we’re currently only getting a good capability fielded,” subcommittee chairman Rep. Rob Wittman said.
-
Federal agencies get ‘shopper’s guide’ to aid purchases of 5G
Some 90% of federal agencies are planning to adopt 5G, according to a 2022 study by General Dynamics Information Technology.
-
US Air Force drops Lockheed hypersonic missile after failed tests
The service’s acquisition chief made the comments a day after Secretary Frank Kendall told lawmakers the latest ARRW test failed.
-
How a video game engine will power Javelin anti-tank training
The Javelin’s Basic Skills Trainer update is expected to debut in 2025, according to SAIC, the contractor overseeing the program.
-
Russia stops sharing missile test info with US, opens drills
A senior Russian diplomat says Moscow has suspended sharing information about its nuclear forces with the U.S., including notices about missile tests.
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EU scrutinizes Emirati takeover of Estonian robotics firm
Surprised by the takeover, officials in Brussels are examining the case and its implications for European collaborative defense projects.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
-
Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
-
Onboard training simulators in your motor pool? The Army wants that.
If the U.S. Army’s future warfare planners have their way, “Motor Pool Mondays” may never look the same.
-
Hackers probing contractors for path to Pentagon, DISA chief says
The NSA and FBI in October said hackers infiltrated an unnamed defense industrial base organization and made off with sensitive information.
-
F-35 upgrades slip to 2024, drawing lawmaker’s ire
“We currently are paying for a great capability, but we’re currently only getting a good capability fielded,” subcommittee chairman Rep. Rob Wittman said.
-
Federal agencies get ‘shopper’s guide’ to aid purchases of 5G
Some 90% of federal agencies are planning to adopt 5G, according to a 2022 study by General Dynamics Information Technology.
-
US Air Force drops Lockheed hypersonic missile after failed tests
The service’s acquisition chief made the comments a day after Secretary Frank Kendall told lawmakers the latest ARRW test failed.
-
How a video game engine will power Javelin anti-tank training
The Javelin’s Basic Skills Trainer update is expected to debut in 2025, according to SAIC, the contractor overseeing the program.
-
Russia stops sharing missile test info with US, opens drills
A senior Russian diplomat says Moscow has suspended sharing information about its nuclear forces with the U.S., including notices about missile tests.
