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DoD to fast-track $300 million in Ukraine aid procurements
The package will require the Pentagon to contract with the defense industry for the equipment, where other recent packages were made up of equipment drawn from existing U.S. military supplies. The intent is to fast-track the process, though DoD has not detailed how.
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Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
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Europeans weigh scope of security guarantees for Ukraine
The comments come as talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators last week teed up the question of alternative assurances outside of NATO’s Article 5 mutual-assistance clause that the West is willing to extend.
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Navy, Marines push ‘campaigning forward’ strategy as vital to deterring China
The Navy and Marines say “campaigning forward,” or being a constant presence where the enemy wants to be operating, will be an effective deterrent against Chinese aggression.
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Turkish drones won’t give Ukraine the edge it needs
But why is Russia not dominating this unmanned war?
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Tanks and helos: How Ukraine can inform military modernization efforts
We all started with a plan, and it’s time to take in recent information and adjust accordingly.
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US Army faces key decisions to advance future vertical lift aircraft programs
The Army is close to firing up its ITEP engine for the first time that will power its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and it will choose a winner in the coming months to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
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Will Slovakia send Ukraine S-300 air defenses? The Pentagon is working on it.
A top Pentagon official told lawmakers on Wednesday the Biden administration is working to accommodate NATO ally Slovakia’s offer to send more S-300 surface-to-air missile systems to Ukraine, in the wake of Russia’s invasion.
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MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
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Missile Defense Agency seeks $9.6 billion in FY23 budget
The Missile Defense Agency is prioritizing efforts to go up again evolving threats like hypersonic weapons and cruise missiles including funding for a new missile defense architecture on Guam and development of a glide-phase hypersonic weapon interceptor in its FY23 budget request.
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DoD to fast-track $300 million in Ukraine aid procurements
The package will require the Pentagon to contract with the defense industry for the equipment, where other recent packages were made up of equipment drawn from existing U.S. military supplies. The intent is to fast-track the process, though DoD has not detailed how.
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Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
-
Europeans weigh scope of security guarantees for Ukraine
The comments come as talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators last week teed up the question of alternative assurances outside of NATO’s Article 5 mutual-assistance clause that the West is willing to extend.
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Navy, Marines push ‘campaigning forward’ strategy as vital to deterring China
The Navy and Marines say “campaigning forward,” or being a constant presence where the enemy wants to be operating, will be an effective deterrent against Chinese aggression.
-
Turkish drones won’t give Ukraine the edge it needs
But why is Russia not dominating this unmanned war?
-
Tanks and helos: How Ukraine can inform military modernization efforts
We all started with a plan, and it’s time to take in recent information and adjust accordingly.
-
US Army faces key decisions to advance future vertical lift aircraft programs
The Army is close to firing up its ITEP engine for the first time that will power its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and it will choose a winner in the coming months to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
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Will Slovakia send Ukraine S-300 air defenses? The Pentagon is working on it.
A top Pentagon official told lawmakers on Wednesday the Biden administration is working to accommodate NATO ally Slovakia’s offer to send more S-300 surface-to-air missile systems to Ukraine, in the wake of Russia’s invasion.
-
MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
Missile Defense Agency seeks $9.6 billion in FY23 budget
The Missile Defense Agency is prioritizing efforts to go up again evolving threats like hypersonic weapons and cruise missiles including funding for a new missile defense architecture on Guam and development of a glide-phase hypersonic weapon interceptor in its FY23 budget request.
-
DoD to fast-track $300 million in Ukraine aid procurements
The package will require the Pentagon to contract with the defense industry for the equipment, where other recent packages were made up of equipment drawn from existing U.S. military supplies. The intent is to fast-track the process, though DoD has not detailed how.
-
Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
-
Europeans weigh scope of security guarantees for Ukraine
The comments come as talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators last week teed up the question of alternative assurances outside of NATO’s Article 5 mutual-assistance clause that the West is willing to extend.
-
Navy, Marines push ‘campaigning forward’ strategy as vital to deterring China
The Navy and Marines say “campaigning forward,” or being a constant presence where the enemy wants to be operating, will be an effective deterrent against Chinese aggression.
-
Turkish drones won’t give Ukraine the edge it needs
But why is Russia not dominating this unmanned war?
-
Tanks and helos: How Ukraine can inform military modernization efforts
We all started with a plan, and it’s time to take in recent information and adjust accordingly.
-
US Army faces key decisions to advance future vertical lift aircraft programs
The Army is close to firing up its ITEP engine for the first time that will power its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and it will choose a winner in the coming months to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
-
Will Slovakia send Ukraine S-300 air defenses? The Pentagon is working on it.
A top Pentagon official told lawmakers on Wednesday the Biden administration is working to accommodate NATO ally Slovakia’s offer to send more S-300 surface-to-air missile systems to Ukraine, in the wake of Russia’s invasion.
-
MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
Missile Defense Agency seeks $9.6 billion in FY23 budget
The Missile Defense Agency is prioritizing efforts to go up again evolving threats like hypersonic weapons and cruise missiles including funding for a new missile defense architecture on Guam and development of a glide-phase hypersonic weapon interceptor in its FY23 budget request.
