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Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
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Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
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Schriver, Pentagon Asia policy lead, exits building
Schriver led a reorganization of the Pacific regional team, including the creation of a new China-focused office.
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Pentagon wants to streamline its counterdrone focus
The wild west of counter-UAS systems may be coming to an end in the Department of Defense.
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Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
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Bezos: Country ‘in trouble’ if tech firms turn from DoD
“If big tech is going to turn their backs on the Department of Defense, this country’s in trouble. That just can’t happen,” Jeff Bezos says.
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Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
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Why the US Army must ‘get religion’ on 3D printing
Even though industry might not like it, the Army secretary wants to see more 3D printing.
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Here are five ambitious steps to grow the defense innovation base and challenge China
Competition between the U.S. and China “will determine whether nations relate to each other freely, equally, and peacefully, with a recognition of the human rights of their citizens or if they devolve into a system that legitimizes authoritarianism and rewards power and coercion,” a new report warns.
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NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
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Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
Schriver, Pentagon Asia policy lead, exits building
Schriver led a reorganization of the Pacific regional team, including the creation of a new China-focused office.
-
Pentagon wants to streamline its counterdrone focus
The wild west of counter-UAS systems may be coming to an end in the Department of Defense.
-
Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
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Bezos: Country ‘in trouble’ if tech firms turn from DoD
“If big tech is going to turn their backs on the Department of Defense, this country’s in trouble. That just can’t happen,” Jeff Bezos says.
-
Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
-
Why the US Army must ‘get religion’ on 3D printing
Even though industry might not like it, the Army secretary wants to see more 3D printing.
-
Here are five ambitious steps to grow the defense innovation base and challenge China
Competition between the U.S. and China “will determine whether nations relate to each other freely, equally, and peacefully, with a recognition of the human rights of their citizens or if they devolve into a system that legitimizes authoritarianism and rewards power and coercion,” a new report warns.
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NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
-
Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
Schriver, Pentagon Asia policy lead, exits building
Schriver led a reorganization of the Pacific regional team, including the creation of a new China-focused office.
-
Pentagon wants to streamline its counterdrone focus
The wild west of counter-UAS systems may be coming to an end in the Department of Defense.
-
Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
-
Bezos: Country ‘in trouble’ if tech firms turn from DoD
“If big tech is going to turn their backs on the Department of Defense, this country’s in trouble. That just can’t happen,” Jeff Bezos says.
-
Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
-
Why the US Army must ‘get religion’ on 3D printing
Even though industry might not like it, the Army secretary wants to see more 3D printing.
-
Here are five ambitious steps to grow the defense innovation base and challenge China
Competition between the U.S. and China “will determine whether nations relate to each other freely, equally, and peacefully, with a recognition of the human rights of their citizens or if they devolve into a system that legitimizes authoritarianism and rewards power and coercion,” a new report warns.
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NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
