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Western nations adapt their Ukraine help as war enters new phase
The U.S. and allies are gearing up to send heavier weapons to Ukraine in anticipation of Russia focusing its efforts on the eastern part of the country.
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Army’s $5.1B wish list to Congress would ramp up modernization, infrastructure efforts
Among the items included in the Army’s unfunded requirements list are fielding another half of a Brigade Combat Team of Abrams tanks, infrastructure improvements and more money to manage homeland contingencies.
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Europe’s defense firms feel the squeeze of shortages, sanctions
The aftermath of a yearslong pandemic and a protracted land war in Europe is causing defense contractors to take a serious look at how to sustain their supply chains.
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Slovakia confirms Patriot, S-300 air defense systems are heading to Ukraine
Additionally, Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to send troops armed with Patriot missiles to Slovakia as part of 2,100-strong force made up of soldiers from several NATO members states.
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US Army initiates plan to replace Stingers with next-gen interceptor
As the Army sends off Stinger and Javelin missiles to Ukraine, the service begins the process of replacing its aging Stinger missiles for short-range air defense.
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Putin’s ‘probably given up’ on Kyiv as Ukraine war enters new phase
“I think Putin has probably given up on his effort to capture the capital city and is now focused on the south and east of the country,” says U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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India to boost arms output, fearing shortfall from Russia
India depends on Russia for nearly 60% of its defense equipment, and the war in Ukraine has added to doubts about future supplies.
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Shoot-off for airborne long-range munition coming this fall
The Army looks to extend the range of its helicopter-fired precision munitions in a shoot-off coming up this fall.
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US NORTHCOM again asks for homeland cruise missile defense funding in wish list
U.S. Northern Command is asking Congress for more funding beyond fiscal 2023 budget request to demonstrate homeland cruise missile defense capability in its unfunded requirements list.
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Australia accelerates missile upgrade program by several years
The new rearmament timetable comes after the Solomon Islands announced a draft security pact with China.
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Western nations adapt their Ukraine help as war enters new phase
The U.S. and allies are gearing up to send heavier weapons to Ukraine in anticipation of Russia focusing its efforts on the eastern part of the country.
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Army’s $5.1B wish list to Congress would ramp up modernization, infrastructure efforts
Among the items included in the Army’s unfunded requirements list are fielding another half of a Brigade Combat Team of Abrams tanks, infrastructure improvements and more money to manage homeland contingencies.
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Europe’s defense firms feel the squeeze of shortages, sanctions
The aftermath of a yearslong pandemic and a protracted land war in Europe is causing defense contractors to take a serious look at how to sustain their supply chains.
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Slovakia confirms Patriot, S-300 air defense systems are heading to Ukraine
Additionally, Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to send troops armed with Patriot missiles to Slovakia as part of 2,100-strong force made up of soldiers from several NATO members states.
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US Army initiates plan to replace Stingers with next-gen interceptor
As the Army sends off Stinger and Javelin missiles to Ukraine, the service begins the process of replacing its aging Stinger missiles for short-range air defense.
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Putin’s ‘probably given up’ on Kyiv as Ukraine war enters new phase
“I think Putin has probably given up on his effort to capture the capital city and is now focused on the south and east of the country,” says U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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India to boost arms output, fearing shortfall from Russia
India depends on Russia for nearly 60% of its defense equipment, and the war in Ukraine has added to doubts about future supplies.
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Shoot-off for airborne long-range munition coming this fall
The Army looks to extend the range of its helicopter-fired precision munitions in a shoot-off coming up this fall.
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US NORTHCOM again asks for homeland cruise missile defense funding in wish list
U.S. Northern Command is asking Congress for more funding beyond fiscal 2023 budget request to demonstrate homeland cruise missile defense capability in its unfunded requirements list.
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Australia accelerates missile upgrade program by several years
The new rearmament timetable comes after the Solomon Islands announced a draft security pact with China.
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Western nations adapt their Ukraine help as war enters new phase
The U.S. and allies are gearing up to send heavier weapons to Ukraine in anticipation of Russia focusing its efforts on the eastern part of the country.
-
Army’s $5.1B wish list to Congress would ramp up modernization, infrastructure efforts
Among the items included in the Army’s unfunded requirements list are fielding another half of a Brigade Combat Team of Abrams tanks, infrastructure improvements and more money to manage homeland contingencies.
-
Europe’s defense firms feel the squeeze of shortages, sanctions
The aftermath of a yearslong pandemic and a protracted land war in Europe is causing defense contractors to take a serious look at how to sustain their supply chains.
-
Slovakia confirms Patriot, S-300 air defense systems are heading to Ukraine
Additionally, Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to send troops armed with Patriot missiles to Slovakia as part of 2,100-strong force made up of soldiers from several NATO members states.
-
US Army initiates plan to replace Stingers with next-gen interceptor
As the Army sends off Stinger and Javelin missiles to Ukraine, the service begins the process of replacing its aging Stinger missiles for short-range air defense.
-
Putin’s ‘probably given up’ on Kyiv as Ukraine war enters new phase
“I think Putin has probably given up on his effort to capture the capital city and is now focused on the south and east of the country,” says U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
-
India to boost arms output, fearing shortfall from Russia
India depends on Russia for nearly 60% of its defense equipment, and the war in Ukraine has added to doubts about future supplies.
-
Shoot-off for airborne long-range munition coming this fall
The Army looks to extend the range of its helicopter-fired precision munitions in a shoot-off coming up this fall.
-
US NORTHCOM again asks for homeland cruise missile defense funding in wish list
U.S. Northern Command is asking Congress for more funding beyond fiscal 2023 budget request to demonstrate homeland cruise missile defense capability in its unfunded requirements list.
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Australia accelerates missile upgrade program by several years
The new rearmament timetable comes after the Solomon Islands announced a draft security pact with China.
