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UK officials want to rethink deterrence after alleged Russian chemical attack
Russia’s alleged use of a chemical weapon on British soil is a sign that the U.K. and its allies must rethink what deterrence looks like in the 21st century.
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EU must be more open with US about defense goals, Finnish official warns
The European Union’s PESCO plan could benefit European nations, but it has raised alarms inside the U.S.
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F-35, submarine programs on track for Norway
Norway is working on a plan to bring new fighters, submarines and anti-ship planes online in a short period of time.
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Norway could agree to additional US Marine presence by summer
The number of U.S. Marines deployed on a rotation to Norway could increase this year.
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DoD doesn’t want ‘whiz-bang’ tech if it’s no good for operations
New technologies are great, but they need to come with an operational concept that is “plausible,” a top Pentagon official warned.
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New bill would prepare US for artificial intelligence threat
Warning artificial intelligence will revolutionize warfare, a key House lawmaker has opened the pod bay doors to legislation aimed at preparing for the threat posed by intelligent machines.
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Nuclear warhead manager seeks FY19 funding for new nuke designs
The agency in charge of America’s nuclear warheads is trying to figure out a way to get money in the short term to help develop a low-yield nuclear warhead.
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DoD’s cost of low-yield nuclear warhead for submarines set at $48.5 million
The Pentagon expects it will spend less than $50 million over the next five years to develop a new nuclear capability — but there may be other costs involved.
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Updated drone export policy could come within weeks
A policy to make it easier to sell U.S. drones abroad may be close to coming out.
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EUCOM head: Alleged Russian chemical attack shows ‘what they’re willing to do’
NATO is struggling to figure out how to respond to what appears to be an asymmetrical move by Russia.
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UK officials want to rethink deterrence after alleged Russian chemical attack
Russia’s alleged use of a chemical weapon on British soil is a sign that the U.K. and its allies must rethink what deterrence looks like in the 21st century.
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EU must be more open with US about defense goals, Finnish official warns
The European Union’s PESCO plan could benefit European nations, but it has raised alarms inside the U.S.
-
F-35, submarine programs on track for Norway
Norway is working on a plan to bring new fighters, submarines and anti-ship planes online in a short period of time.
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Norway could agree to additional US Marine presence by summer
The number of U.S. Marines deployed on a rotation to Norway could increase this year.
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DoD doesn’t want ‘whiz-bang’ tech if it’s no good for operations
New technologies are great, but they need to come with an operational concept that is “plausible,” a top Pentagon official warned.
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New bill would prepare US for artificial intelligence threat
Warning artificial intelligence will revolutionize warfare, a key House lawmaker has opened the pod bay doors to legislation aimed at preparing for the threat posed by intelligent machines.
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Nuclear warhead manager seeks FY19 funding for new nuke designs
The agency in charge of America’s nuclear warheads is trying to figure out a way to get money in the short term to help develop a low-yield nuclear warhead.
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DoD’s cost of low-yield nuclear warhead for submarines set at $48.5 million
The Pentagon expects it will spend less than $50 million over the next five years to develop a new nuclear capability — but there may be other costs involved.
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Updated drone export policy could come within weeks
A policy to make it easier to sell U.S. drones abroad may be close to coming out.
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EUCOM head: Alleged Russian chemical attack shows ‘what they’re willing to do’
NATO is struggling to figure out how to respond to what appears to be an asymmetrical move by Russia.
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UK officials want to rethink deterrence after alleged Russian chemical attack
Russia’s alleged use of a chemical weapon on British soil is a sign that the U.K. and its allies must rethink what deterrence looks like in the 21st century.
-
EU must be more open with US about defense goals, Finnish official warns
The European Union’s PESCO plan could benefit European nations, but it has raised alarms inside the U.S.
-
F-35, submarine programs on track for Norway
Norway is working on a plan to bring new fighters, submarines and anti-ship planes online in a short period of time.
-
Norway could agree to additional US Marine presence by summer
The number of U.S. Marines deployed on a rotation to Norway could increase this year.
-
DoD doesn’t want ‘whiz-bang’ tech if it’s no good for operations
New technologies are great, but they need to come with an operational concept that is “plausible,” a top Pentagon official warned.
-
New bill would prepare US for artificial intelligence threat
Warning artificial intelligence will revolutionize warfare, a key House lawmaker has opened the pod bay doors to legislation aimed at preparing for the threat posed by intelligent machines.
-
Nuclear warhead manager seeks FY19 funding for new nuke designs
The agency in charge of America’s nuclear warheads is trying to figure out a way to get money in the short term to help develop a low-yield nuclear warhead.
-
DoD’s cost of low-yield nuclear warhead for submarines set at $48.5 million
The Pentagon expects it will spend less than $50 million over the next five years to develop a new nuclear capability — but there may be other costs involved.
-
Updated drone export policy could come within weeks
A policy to make it easier to sell U.S. drones abroad may be close to coming out.
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EUCOM head: Alleged Russian chemical attack shows ‘what they’re willing to do’
NATO is struggling to figure out how to respond to what appears to be an asymmetrical move by Russia.
