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British defense chief lays out new vision
British Defense Minister Gavin Williamson laid out a bold vision for the U.K.’s armed forces. But can they afford it?
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On the ground in Afghanistan with Patrick Shanahan
Tara Copp reports from Kabul on the acting Secretary’s first trip there.
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But what about the ships that didn’t collide?
Adm. Phil Davidson, commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, gets into an exchange over ship collisions with Maine Senator Angus King.
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What is needed for military technology development?
In a time when the Pentagon and Silicon Valley are culturally different, Defense innovation Unit chief Mike Brown shares his thoughts on what’s needed for tech development to succeed.
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What changes are needed for defense tech work?
Josh Marcuse, the executive director of the Defense Innovation Board, sits down with Jill Aitoro to discuss the topic.
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Boeing’s T-X could be coming to the Middle East — and not just as a trainer jet
Boeing and Saab’s T-X trainer could be sold to nations in the Middle East for a variety of roles beyond just pilot training.
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Meet the Falcon, a new short-range air defense system
Saab, Lockheed Martin, and Diehl Defence have teamed up to offer a new short-range air defense system.
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United Arab Emirates Army to buy new armored vehicle from South African company Paramount
The UAE Army has become the launch customer for a new armored vehicle from a South African company.
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United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
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Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
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British defense chief lays out new vision
British Defense Minister Gavin Williamson laid out a bold vision for the U.K.’s armed forces. But can they afford it?
-
On the ground in Afghanistan with Patrick Shanahan
Tara Copp reports from Kabul on the acting Secretary’s first trip there.
-
But what about the ships that didn’t collide?
Adm. Phil Davidson, commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, gets into an exchange over ship collisions with Maine Senator Angus King.
-
What is needed for military technology development?
In a time when the Pentagon and Silicon Valley are culturally different, Defense innovation Unit chief Mike Brown shares his thoughts on what’s needed for tech development to succeed.
-
What changes are needed for defense tech work?
Josh Marcuse, the executive director of the Defense Innovation Board, sits down with Jill Aitoro to discuss the topic.
-
Boeing’s T-X could be coming to the Middle East — and not just as a trainer jet
Boeing and Saab’s T-X trainer could be sold to nations in the Middle East for a variety of roles beyond just pilot training.
-
Meet the Falcon, a new short-range air defense system
Saab, Lockheed Martin, and Diehl Defence have teamed up to offer a new short-range air defense system.
-
United Arab Emirates Army to buy new armored vehicle from South African company Paramount
The UAE Army has become the launch customer for a new armored vehicle from a South African company.
-
United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
-
Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
-
British defense chief lays out new vision
British Defense Minister Gavin Williamson laid out a bold vision for the U.K.’s armed forces. But can they afford it?
-
On the ground in Afghanistan with Patrick Shanahan
Tara Copp reports from Kabul on the acting Secretary’s first trip there.
-
But what about the ships that didn’t collide?
Adm. Phil Davidson, commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, gets into an exchange over ship collisions with Maine Senator Angus King.
-
What is needed for military technology development?
In a time when the Pentagon and Silicon Valley are culturally different, Defense innovation Unit chief Mike Brown shares his thoughts on what’s needed for tech development to succeed.
-
What changes are needed for defense tech work?
Josh Marcuse, the executive director of the Defense Innovation Board, sits down with Jill Aitoro to discuss the topic.
-
Boeing’s T-X could be coming to the Middle East — and not just as a trainer jet
Boeing and Saab’s T-X trainer could be sold to nations in the Middle East for a variety of roles beyond just pilot training.
-
Meet the Falcon, a new short-range air defense system
Saab, Lockheed Martin, and Diehl Defence have teamed up to offer a new short-range air defense system.
-
United Arab Emirates Army to buy new armored vehicle from South African company Paramount
The UAE Army has become the launch customer for a new armored vehicle from a South African company.
-
United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
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Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.












