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Hamas drones helped catch Israel off guard, experts say
Commercially available models have leveled the playing field for seemingly inferior opponents.
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The Pentagon is running out of time to get zero trust right
A successful zero trust transition demands more than technological prowess—it requires a reorientation of mindset and strategy.
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Ukraine uses US-provided ATACMS against Russian forces for first time
While some versions of the missiles can go as far as about 180 miles, the ones sent to Ukraine have a shorter range and carry cluster munitions.
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Defense Innovation Board to study innovation barriers, data economy
The deputy undersecretary of defense for research and engineering commissioned the Defense Innovation Board to complete the studies by February.
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Hezbollah destroys Israeli surveillance cameras along Lebanese border
France’s top diplomat Monday said the tense situation along the Lebanon-Israel border is “worrying and dangerous” and urged restraint.
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No, Rafael’s ‘Iron Beam’ laser didn’t blow up missiles over Israel
Manipulated footage pulled from the Arma 3 video game has previously been attributed to front lines in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine.
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As Israel ground war looms in Gaza, what weapons may be wielded?
The U.S. has deployed one aircraft carrier group to the region, with another on the way.
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Russia, North Korea expanding military partnership, White House says
Russia and North Korea are building a military partnership amid heavy U.S. sanctions and support for Ukraine, according to the National Security Council.
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4 strategies for government contracting success amid volatility
The push for advanced defense systems, infrastructure development and green products and services offers opportunities.
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US Army to build electronic warfare training ground at Fort Gordon
The sensitive nature of electronic warfare has long rendered full-strength testing and training tricky.
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Hamas drones helped catch Israel off guard, experts say
Commercially available models have leveled the playing field for seemingly inferior opponents.
-
The Pentagon is running out of time to get zero trust right
A successful zero trust transition demands more than technological prowess—it requires a reorientation of mindset and strategy.
-
Ukraine uses US-provided ATACMS against Russian forces for first time
While some versions of the missiles can go as far as about 180 miles, the ones sent to Ukraine have a shorter range and carry cluster munitions.
-
Defense Innovation Board to study innovation barriers, data economy
The deputy undersecretary of defense for research and engineering commissioned the Defense Innovation Board to complete the studies by February.
-
Hezbollah destroys Israeli surveillance cameras along Lebanese border
France’s top diplomat Monday said the tense situation along the Lebanon-Israel border is “worrying and dangerous” and urged restraint.
-
No, Rafael’s ‘Iron Beam’ laser didn’t blow up missiles over Israel
Manipulated footage pulled from the Arma 3 video game has previously been attributed to front lines in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine.
-
As Israel ground war looms in Gaza, what weapons may be wielded?
The U.S. has deployed one aircraft carrier group to the region, with another on the way.
-
Russia, North Korea expanding military partnership, White House says
Russia and North Korea are building a military partnership amid heavy U.S. sanctions and support for Ukraine, according to the National Security Council.
-
4 strategies for government contracting success amid volatility
The push for advanced defense systems, infrastructure development and green products and services offers opportunities.
-
US Army to build electronic warfare training ground at Fort Gordon
The sensitive nature of electronic warfare has long rendered full-strength testing and training tricky.
-
Hamas drones helped catch Israel off guard, experts say
Commercially available models have leveled the playing field for seemingly inferior opponents.
-
The Pentagon is running out of time to get zero trust right
A successful zero trust transition demands more than technological prowess—it requires a reorientation of mindset and strategy.
-
Ukraine uses US-provided ATACMS against Russian forces for first time
While some versions of the missiles can go as far as about 180 miles, the ones sent to Ukraine have a shorter range and carry cluster munitions.
-
Defense Innovation Board to study innovation barriers, data economy
The deputy undersecretary of defense for research and engineering commissioned the Defense Innovation Board to complete the studies by February.
-
Hezbollah destroys Israeli surveillance cameras along Lebanese border
France’s top diplomat Monday said the tense situation along the Lebanon-Israel border is “worrying and dangerous” and urged restraint.
-
No, Rafael’s ‘Iron Beam’ laser didn’t blow up missiles over Israel
Manipulated footage pulled from the Arma 3 video game has previously been attributed to front lines in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine.
-
As Israel ground war looms in Gaza, what weapons may be wielded?
The U.S. has deployed one aircraft carrier group to the region, with another on the way.
-
Russia, North Korea expanding military partnership, White House says
Russia and North Korea are building a military partnership amid heavy U.S. sanctions and support for Ukraine, according to the National Security Council.
-
4 strategies for government contracting success amid volatility
The push for advanced defense systems, infrastructure development and green products and services offers opportunities.
-
US Army to build electronic warfare training ground at Fort Gordon
The sensitive nature of electronic warfare has long rendered full-strength testing and training tricky.
