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NATO’s Crossed Swords exercise preps cyber warriors
NATO members are concerned their networks will be vulnerable to increasingly dynamic cyberthreats.
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Booz Allen lands dual awards to prevent hacking of fed networks, missile defense systems
The contracts will help the departments increase network awareness to remain secure in an age of evolving, dynamic cyber threats.
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DARPA wants to identify WMD threats through genetics
DARPA hopes to develop an easily portable device that can identify exposure to weapons of mass destruction.
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GAO: foreign arms sales waivers cost US billions
Asking for a waiver is considered standard practice by foreign buyers, as DoD has approved 99 percent of waiver requests made in the last 6 years.
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US, Omani troops share military tactics in Inferno Creek exercise
Inferno Creek 18 culminated in a joint assault on an enemy compound and a quick defense against an enemy counter-assault.
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Russia preps for deployment to island claimed by Japan
Russia plans to sue one of the civilian airstrips on the island to base its aerial forces.
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Canada auditor general prepares new fighter jet report
Canada has been preparing to procure new fighters to replace 76 F/A-18 Hornets that are quickly approaching the end of their service life.
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NATO cyber defense center appointed to train, educate troops
The CCD-COE is a global leader in thinking on cyber operations, strategy and international law
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South Korea defense chief: North’s nuclear strike rhetoric just ‘propaganda‘
South Korea‘s defense minister says she has doubts North Korea will use a nuclear weapon against South Korea or the United States.
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NATO buyers to meet with Airbus over billions in A400M fines
If Airbus is unable to convince buyer countries to put a cap on financial penalties, the company fears the $21 billion program will be seriously at risk.
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NATO’s Crossed Swords exercise preps cyber warriors
NATO members are concerned their networks will be vulnerable to increasingly dynamic cyberthreats.
-
Booz Allen lands dual awards to prevent hacking of fed networks, missile defense systems
The contracts will help the departments increase network awareness to remain secure in an age of evolving, dynamic cyber threats.
-
DARPA wants to identify WMD threats through genetics
DARPA hopes to develop an easily portable device that can identify exposure to weapons of mass destruction.
-
GAO: foreign arms sales waivers cost US billions
Asking for a waiver is considered standard practice by foreign buyers, as DoD has approved 99 percent of waiver requests made in the last 6 years.
-
US, Omani troops share military tactics in Inferno Creek exercise
Inferno Creek 18 culminated in a joint assault on an enemy compound and a quick defense against an enemy counter-assault.
-
Russia preps for deployment to island claimed by Japan
Russia plans to sue one of the civilian airstrips on the island to base its aerial forces.
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Canada auditor general prepares new fighter jet report
Canada has been preparing to procure new fighters to replace 76 F/A-18 Hornets that are quickly approaching the end of their service life.
-
NATO cyber defense center appointed to train, educate troops
The CCD-COE is a global leader in thinking on cyber operations, strategy and international law
-
South Korea defense chief: North’s nuclear strike rhetoric just ‘propaganda‘
South Korea‘s defense minister says she has doubts North Korea will use a nuclear weapon against South Korea or the United States.
-
NATO buyers to meet with Airbus over billions in A400M fines
If Airbus is unable to convince buyer countries to put a cap on financial penalties, the company fears the $21 billion program will be seriously at risk.
-
NATO’s Crossed Swords exercise preps cyber warriors
NATO members are concerned their networks will be vulnerable to increasingly dynamic cyberthreats.
-
Booz Allen lands dual awards to prevent hacking of fed networks, missile defense systems
The contracts will help the departments increase network awareness to remain secure in an age of evolving, dynamic cyber threats.
-
DARPA wants to identify WMD threats through genetics
DARPA hopes to develop an easily portable device that can identify exposure to weapons of mass destruction.
-
GAO: foreign arms sales waivers cost US billions
Asking for a waiver is considered standard practice by foreign buyers, as DoD has approved 99 percent of waiver requests made in the last 6 years.
-
US, Omani troops share military tactics in Inferno Creek exercise
Inferno Creek 18 culminated in a joint assault on an enemy compound and a quick defense against an enemy counter-assault.
-
Russia preps for deployment to island claimed by Japan
Russia plans to sue one of the civilian airstrips on the island to base its aerial forces.
-
Canada auditor general prepares new fighter jet report
Canada has been preparing to procure new fighters to replace 76 F/A-18 Hornets that are quickly approaching the end of their service life.
-
NATO cyber defense center appointed to train, educate troops
The CCD-COE is a global leader in thinking on cyber operations, strategy and international law
-
South Korea defense chief: North’s nuclear strike rhetoric just ‘propaganda‘
South Korea‘s defense minister says she has doubts North Korea will use a nuclear weapon against South Korea or the United States.
-
NATO buyers to meet with Airbus over billions in A400M fines
If Airbus is unable to convince buyer countries to put a cap on financial penalties, the company fears the $21 billion program will be seriously at risk.
