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Turkey’s Havelsan tests robots, drone swarm for Digital Troop concept
The Digital Troop concept aims to develop technologies that enable battlefield activities to take less time and be more effective.
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As Russia moves arms on civilian ships, Ukraine’s backers must respond
It is in the interest of Kyiv and its backers to aggressively combat Russia’s attempts to paint the Ukrainian military as war criminals.
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How Iranian drones found in Iraq, Ukraine reflect its growing ambitions
Recovered remnants of Shahed-101 and Shahed-131 drones were shown to reporters during a briefing at the Defense Intelligence Agency headquarters.
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North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed
North Korea’s space agency said it would make a third launch attempt in October.
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India lands a spacecraft near moon’s south pole, joining an elite club
Country joins the U.S., the Soviet Union and China as only nations to achieve this milestone. Russia’s Luna-25 mission ended with a crash days earlier.
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
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Russia and Ukraine trade drone attacks
The Ukrainian intelligence agency also claimed it had destroyed a key Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile defense system in occupied Crimea.
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The US submarine force should be silent no more
Instead of being the silent service, the U.S. undersea force will need to generate noise and hide in the resulting chaos.
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Failed lunar mission reflects deep problems with Russia space industry
“It raises doubts about Russia’s claims of a great power status in the eyes of the global community.”
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Rogers summons defense leaders to testify on SPACECOM headquarters
Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama intends to hold a hearing with top Defense Department officials involved in moving the Space Command HQ to to Colorado.
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Turkey’s Havelsan tests robots, drone swarm for Digital Troop concept
The Digital Troop concept aims to develop technologies that enable battlefield activities to take less time and be more effective.
-
As Russia moves arms on civilian ships, Ukraine’s backers must respond
It is in the interest of Kyiv and its backers to aggressively combat Russia’s attempts to paint the Ukrainian military as war criminals.
-
How Iranian drones found in Iraq, Ukraine reflect its growing ambitions
Recovered remnants of Shahed-101 and Shahed-131 drones were shown to reporters during a briefing at the Defense Intelligence Agency headquarters.
-
North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed
North Korea’s space agency said it would make a third launch attempt in October.
-
India lands a spacecraft near moon’s south pole, joining an elite club
Country joins the U.S., the Soviet Union and China as only nations to achieve this milestone. Russia’s Luna-25 mission ended with a crash days earlier.
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
-
Russia and Ukraine trade drone attacks
The Ukrainian intelligence agency also claimed it had destroyed a key Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile defense system in occupied Crimea.
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The US submarine force should be silent no more
Instead of being the silent service, the U.S. undersea force will need to generate noise and hide in the resulting chaos.
-
Failed lunar mission reflects deep problems with Russia space industry
“It raises doubts about Russia’s claims of a great power status in the eyes of the global community.”
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Rogers summons defense leaders to testify on SPACECOM headquarters
Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama intends to hold a hearing with top Defense Department officials involved in moving the Space Command HQ to to Colorado.
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Turkey’s Havelsan tests robots, drone swarm for Digital Troop concept
The Digital Troop concept aims to develop technologies that enable battlefield activities to take less time and be more effective.
-
As Russia moves arms on civilian ships, Ukraine’s backers must respond
It is in the interest of Kyiv and its backers to aggressively combat Russia’s attempts to paint the Ukrainian military as war criminals.
-
How Iranian drones found in Iraq, Ukraine reflect its growing ambitions
Recovered remnants of Shahed-101 and Shahed-131 drones were shown to reporters during a briefing at the Defense Intelligence Agency headquarters.
-
North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed
North Korea’s space agency said it would make a third launch attempt in October.
-
India lands a spacecraft near moon’s south pole, joining an elite club
Country joins the U.S., the Soviet Union and China as only nations to achieve this milestone. Russia’s Luna-25 mission ended with a crash days earlier.
-
US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
-
Russia and Ukraine trade drone attacks
The Ukrainian intelligence agency also claimed it had destroyed a key Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile defense system in occupied Crimea.
-
The US submarine force should be silent no more
Instead of being the silent service, the U.S. undersea force will need to generate noise and hide in the resulting chaos.
-
Failed lunar mission reflects deep problems with Russia space industry
“It raises doubts about Russia’s claims of a great power status in the eyes of the global community.”
-
Rogers summons defense leaders to testify on SPACECOM headquarters
Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama intends to hold a hearing with top Defense Department officials involved in moving the Space Command HQ to to Colorado.
