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Russia warns of a ‘tough response’ to creation of US space force
Russian diplomats and politicians are promising repercussions if President Donald Trump’s order to build a U.S. space force is met, citing a treaty banning nuclear weapons in the cosmos.
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Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
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Why did this Iraqi army brigade swap its American Abrams tanks for Russian ones?
An Iraqi armored brigade is trading its American M1A1 Abrams tanks for the Russian T-90S main battle tank — possibly for geopolitical reasons.
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For first time, Ukraine showcases its American-made Javelin missiles
Ukraine has showcased its new Javelin missiles for the first time since the United States approved the sale of the weapons.
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Hey, Marines. Russian grunts get new assault rifles, too.
As the U.S. Marine Corps works to procure new Heckler & Koch M27 rifles for their infantry, Russian soldiers are taking on their own assault rifle acquisition process.
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Cross domain integration isn’t just ‘gobbledygook,’ Navy leaders say
Cross domain integration isn’t “a bunch of gobbledygook,” according to Rear Admiral Ronald Boxall, the Navy’s director of Surface Warfare. In fact, it should save money, Navy leaders argued during a panel at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition Tuesday.
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This gun shoots drones out of the sky
There’s also a version of the drone-killer device that is attachable to an assault rifle.
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Afghan A-29 pilots drop laser-guided bomb in combat
The Afghan Air Force recently dropped its first laser-guided bomb in combat on a Taliban compound in Farah province, Afghanistan.
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GPS tracking company reviews privacy settings amid fitness app security concerns
The company that published a global heat map detailing sensitive military installations will simplify its privacy settings and review its app’s features to ensure it cannot be compromised by actors with bad intent, the company announced late Monday.
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German military too small to aid ‘collective defense,’ official says
A large conflict would likely catch Germany’s military, the Bundeswehr, completely off-guard, said Hans-Peter Bartels, parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces, in an interview with a German magazine.
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Russia warns of a ‘tough response’ to creation of US space force
Russian diplomats and politicians are promising repercussions if President Donald Trump’s order to build a U.S. space force is met, citing a treaty banning nuclear weapons in the cosmos.
-
Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
-
Why did this Iraqi army brigade swap its American Abrams tanks for Russian ones?
An Iraqi armored brigade is trading its American M1A1 Abrams tanks for the Russian T-90S main battle tank — possibly for geopolitical reasons.
-
For first time, Ukraine showcases its American-made Javelin missiles
Ukraine has showcased its new Javelin missiles for the first time since the United States approved the sale of the weapons.
-
Hey, Marines. Russian grunts get new assault rifles, too.
As the U.S. Marine Corps works to procure new Heckler & Koch M27 rifles for their infantry, Russian soldiers are taking on their own assault rifle acquisition process.
-
Cross domain integration isn’t just ‘gobbledygook,’ Navy leaders say
Cross domain integration isn’t “a bunch of gobbledygook,” according to Rear Admiral Ronald Boxall, the Navy’s director of Surface Warfare. In fact, it should save money, Navy leaders argued during a panel at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition Tuesday.
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This gun shoots drones out of the sky
There’s also a version of the drone-killer device that is attachable to an assault rifle.
-
Afghan A-29 pilots drop laser-guided bomb in combat
The Afghan Air Force recently dropped its first laser-guided bomb in combat on a Taliban compound in Farah province, Afghanistan.
-
GPS tracking company reviews privacy settings amid fitness app security concerns
The company that published a global heat map detailing sensitive military installations will simplify its privacy settings and review its app’s features to ensure it cannot be compromised by actors with bad intent, the company announced late Monday.
-
German military too small to aid ‘collective defense,’ official says
A large conflict would likely catch Germany’s military, the Bundeswehr, completely off-guard, said Hans-Peter Bartels, parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces, in an interview with a German magazine.
-
Russia warns of a ‘tough response’ to creation of US space force
Russian diplomats and politicians are promising repercussions if President Donald Trump’s order to build a U.S. space force is met, citing a treaty banning nuclear weapons in the cosmos.
-
Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
-
Why did this Iraqi army brigade swap its American Abrams tanks for Russian ones?
An Iraqi armored brigade is trading its American M1A1 Abrams tanks for the Russian T-90S main battle tank — possibly for geopolitical reasons.
-
For first time, Ukraine showcases its American-made Javelin missiles
Ukraine has showcased its new Javelin missiles for the first time since the United States approved the sale of the weapons.
-
Hey, Marines. Russian grunts get new assault rifles, too.
As the U.S. Marine Corps works to procure new Heckler & Koch M27 rifles for their infantry, Russian soldiers are taking on their own assault rifle acquisition process.
-
Cross domain integration isn’t just ‘gobbledygook,’ Navy leaders say
Cross domain integration isn’t “a bunch of gobbledygook,” according to Rear Admiral Ronald Boxall, the Navy’s director of Surface Warfare. In fact, it should save money, Navy leaders argued during a panel at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition Tuesday.
-
This gun shoots drones out of the sky
There’s also a version of the drone-killer device that is attachable to an assault rifle.
-
Afghan A-29 pilots drop laser-guided bomb in combat
The Afghan Air Force recently dropped its first laser-guided bomb in combat on a Taliban compound in Farah province, Afghanistan.
-
GPS tracking company reviews privacy settings amid fitness app security concerns
The company that published a global heat map detailing sensitive military installations will simplify its privacy settings and review its app’s features to ensure it cannot be compromised by actors with bad intent, the company announced late Monday.
-
German military too small to aid ‘collective defense,’ official says
A large conflict would likely catch Germany’s military, the Bundeswehr, completely off-guard, said Hans-Peter Bartels, parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces, in an interview with a German magazine.
