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Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
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America has sold more weapons in six months than in all of 2017
America has cashed in on foreign allies buying defense goods in 2018.
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NATO’s air defense problem: Maintaining the peace vs. securing the eastern flank
Is it time for the air-policing mission to become the air defense mission?
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Special mission aircraft, KC-390 ‘main focus’ for Embraer in Boeing tie-up
This year could be transformative for Brazil’s largest defense company.
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Why was Northrop Grumman at Farnborough?
The world’s fifth-largest defense firm usually avoids the U.K.’s biggest air show. Not this time.
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Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
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UK military eyes on-demand space launch from new spaceport
The U.K. would like to get assets into space within 72 hours of need.
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The Pentagon is gearing up to red team industry cybersecurity
The Pentagon is ready to test how the defense industry is doing on cybersecurity – and industry wants it.
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What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
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Manufacturing oversight shifts with new Pentagon reorg plan
The Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy office is losing the “manufacturing” part.
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Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
-
America has sold more weapons in six months than in all of 2017
America has cashed in on foreign allies buying defense goods in 2018.
-
NATO’s air defense problem: Maintaining the peace vs. securing the eastern flank
Is it time for the air-policing mission to become the air defense mission?
-
Special mission aircraft, KC-390 ‘main focus’ for Embraer in Boeing tie-up
This year could be transformative for Brazil’s largest defense company.
-
Why was Northrop Grumman at Farnborough?
The world’s fifth-largest defense firm usually avoids the U.K.’s biggest air show. Not this time.
-
Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
-
UK military eyes on-demand space launch from new spaceport
The U.K. would like to get assets into space within 72 hours of need.
-
The Pentagon is gearing up to red team industry cybersecurity
The Pentagon is ready to test how the defense industry is doing on cybersecurity – and industry wants it.
-
What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
-
Manufacturing oversight shifts with new Pentagon reorg plan
The Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy office is losing the “manufacturing” part.
-
Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
-
America has sold more weapons in six months than in all of 2017
America has cashed in on foreign allies buying defense goods in 2018.
-
NATO’s air defense problem: Maintaining the peace vs. securing the eastern flank
Is it time for the air-policing mission to become the air defense mission?
-
Special mission aircraft, KC-390 ‘main focus’ for Embraer in Boeing tie-up
This year could be transformative for Brazil’s largest defense company.
-
Why was Northrop Grumman at Farnborough?
The world’s fifth-largest defense firm usually avoids the U.K.’s biggest air show. Not this time.
-
Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
-
UK military eyes on-demand space launch from new spaceport
The U.K. would like to get assets into space within 72 hours of need.
-
The Pentagon is gearing up to red team industry cybersecurity
The Pentagon is ready to test how the defense industry is doing on cybersecurity – and industry wants it.
-
What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
-
Manufacturing oversight shifts with new Pentagon reorg plan
The Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy office is losing the “manufacturing” part.
