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France to provide Airbus satellites, receiving station to Poland
The Polish Armament Agency put the total value of the deal at 575 million euros.
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Lithuania’s defense minister is leery Russia will run out of ammo
Defense News sits down with Lithuania’s defense chief, Arvydas Anušauskas.
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Pentagon grounds some F-35s after ejection on Texas runway
The F-35 Joint Program Office told services a fuel tube failure may have caused an F-35B’s crash, which has now led to some fighters being grounded.
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New in 23: The Army’s poised to select a Bradley replacement in 2023
The Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle could have a human driver or run by remote operation.
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US Navy declares full-rate production for Marine Corps’ CH-53K helo
The Navy declared the Marines’ CH-53K heavy lift helicopter ready for full-rate production, allowing the Marines to buy 21 a year in the coming years.
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Fincantieri CEO talks US frigates, vision for Europe’s naval sector
The building of new U.S. Navy frigates in Wisconsin is about to get more efficient thanks to the introduction of techniques used to make cruise ships.
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Pentagon, intelligence community eye cloud collaboration
The Department of Defense will work closely with the intelligence community as it establishes its cloud infrastructure.
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Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
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New in 2023: More King Stallion helicopters for the Marine Corps
The number of King Stallion helos in the fleet is set to triple.
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Pentagon lacks big picture for fighter jet procurement, watchdog says
The Pentagon plans to spend about $100 billion in the next five years to modernize its tactical aviation fleets.
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France to provide Airbus satellites, receiving station to Poland
The Polish Armament Agency put the total value of the deal at 575 million euros.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister is leery Russia will run out of ammo
Defense News sits down with Lithuania’s defense chief, Arvydas Anušauskas.
-
Pentagon grounds some F-35s after ejection on Texas runway
The F-35 Joint Program Office told services a fuel tube failure may have caused an F-35B’s crash, which has now led to some fighters being grounded.
-
New in 23: The Army’s poised to select a Bradley replacement in 2023
The Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle could have a human driver or run by remote operation.
-
US Navy declares full-rate production for Marine Corps’ CH-53K helo
The Navy declared the Marines’ CH-53K heavy lift helicopter ready for full-rate production, allowing the Marines to buy 21 a year in the coming years.
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Fincantieri CEO talks US frigates, vision for Europe’s naval sector
The building of new U.S. Navy frigates in Wisconsin is about to get more efficient thanks to the introduction of techniques used to make cruise ships.
-
Pentagon, intelligence community eye cloud collaboration
The Department of Defense will work closely with the intelligence community as it establishes its cloud infrastructure.
-
Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
-
New in 2023: More King Stallion helicopters for the Marine Corps
The number of King Stallion helos in the fleet is set to triple.
-
Pentagon lacks big picture for fighter jet procurement, watchdog says
The Pentagon plans to spend about $100 billion in the next five years to modernize its tactical aviation fleets.
-
France to provide Airbus satellites, receiving station to Poland
The Polish Armament Agency put the total value of the deal at 575 million euros.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister is leery Russia will run out of ammo
Defense News sits down with Lithuania’s defense chief, Arvydas Anušauskas.
-
Pentagon grounds some F-35s after ejection on Texas runway
The F-35 Joint Program Office told services a fuel tube failure may have caused an F-35B’s crash, which has now led to some fighters being grounded.
-
New in 23: The Army’s poised to select a Bradley replacement in 2023
The Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle could have a human driver or run by remote operation.
-
US Navy declares full-rate production for Marine Corps’ CH-53K helo
The Navy declared the Marines’ CH-53K heavy lift helicopter ready for full-rate production, allowing the Marines to buy 21 a year in the coming years.
-
Fincantieri CEO talks US frigates, vision for Europe’s naval sector
The building of new U.S. Navy frigates in Wisconsin is about to get more efficient thanks to the introduction of techniques used to make cruise ships.
-
Pentagon, intelligence community eye cloud collaboration
The Department of Defense will work closely with the intelligence community as it establishes its cloud infrastructure.
-
Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
-
New in 2023: More King Stallion helicopters for the Marine Corps
The number of King Stallion helos in the fleet is set to triple.
-
Pentagon lacks big picture for fighter jet procurement, watchdog says
The Pentagon plans to spend about $100 billion in the next five years to modernize its tactical aviation fleets.
