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Northrop says IBCS successful in latest flight tests
The Army’s Integrated Battle Command System has complete its first two flight tests as part of its Initial Operational Test & Evaluation are complete on the road to full-rate production.
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‘Not brain science:’ Here’s how the Ukraine fighter swap could work
While the politics surrounding the transfer of Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine are complicated, experts say the technical and logistical difficulties involved can be surmounted and should not stand in the way of getting a deal done.
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US Air Force’s view of ‘near-peer’ Russia unchanged by war in Ukraine
Russia’s failure to swiftly overrun Ukraine has shown Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall that Russia remains a “near-peer” nation.
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How is Pakistan’s military equipment affected by the Russian invasion?
Despite having acquired key defense equipment from Ukraine since the 1990s, Russia’s invasion of the country will not cause support issues for Pakistan, as this weaponry was already being phased out, an industry source has told Defense News.
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Ukraine makes clear the US must reconsider its one-war defense strategy
A 2022 National Defense Strategy that takes this approach would be a major step toward creating a force that can credibly deter opportunistic aggression. It’s time to acknowledge a “China first” strategy is really a China only strategy that creates a path for Russia to win in Europe if the U.S. military is fully engaged…
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What the Army can learn from Operation Warp Speed
The head of U.S. Army Materiel Command, Gen. Gus Perna, was sitting at home in Alabama on a Saturday in May 2020 when he got the call that would delay his retirement.
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Biden’s Ukraine aid package is getting super-sized by Congress
Lawmakers unveiled a $13.6 billion Ukraine aid package on Wednesday that took President Joe Biden’s request for weapons and training for Ukrainian forces and put it on steroids.
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Construction of Aegis Ashore in Poland nearing completion
While the Missile Defense Agency’s Aegis Ashore site’s construction is nearing completion, it remains unclear when it will become operational.
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In the wake of Russia’s invasion, the US must refocus on nuclear deterrence
The United States must demonstrate resolve and recommit to a strengthened nuclear deterrence posture. It is essential for the protection of our homeland and forces, as well as our allies to whom we extend nuclear deterrence. The credibility of our nuclear deterrent rests on the capability of our nuclear forces, and at this moment, we…
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US nuclear forces chief ‘very concerned’ by Russia-China cooperation
In the wake of Russia and China’s strengthened ties, the U.S. admiral who oversees America’s nuclear forces said Tuesday he was “very concerned” about potential “cooperative aggression” between Russia and China.
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Northrop says IBCS successful in latest flight tests
The Army’s Integrated Battle Command System has complete its first two flight tests as part of its Initial Operational Test & Evaluation are complete on the road to full-rate production.
-
‘Not brain science:’ Here’s how the Ukraine fighter swap could work
While the politics surrounding the transfer of Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine are complicated, experts say the technical and logistical difficulties involved can be surmounted and should not stand in the way of getting a deal done.
-
US Air Force’s view of ‘near-peer’ Russia unchanged by war in Ukraine
Russia’s failure to swiftly overrun Ukraine has shown Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall that Russia remains a “near-peer” nation.
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How is Pakistan’s military equipment affected by the Russian invasion?
Despite having acquired key defense equipment from Ukraine since the 1990s, Russia’s invasion of the country will not cause support issues for Pakistan, as this weaponry was already being phased out, an industry source has told Defense News.
-
Ukraine makes clear the US must reconsider its one-war defense strategy
A 2022 National Defense Strategy that takes this approach would be a major step toward creating a force that can credibly deter opportunistic aggression. It’s time to acknowledge a “China first” strategy is really a China only strategy that creates a path for Russia to win in Europe if the U.S. military is fully engaged…
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What the Army can learn from Operation Warp Speed
The head of U.S. Army Materiel Command, Gen. Gus Perna, was sitting at home in Alabama on a Saturday in May 2020 when he got the call that would delay his retirement.
-
Biden’s Ukraine aid package is getting super-sized by Congress
Lawmakers unveiled a $13.6 billion Ukraine aid package on Wednesday that took President Joe Biden’s request for weapons and training for Ukrainian forces and put it on steroids.
-
Construction of Aegis Ashore in Poland nearing completion
While the Missile Defense Agency’s Aegis Ashore site’s construction is nearing completion, it remains unclear when it will become operational.
-
In the wake of Russia’s invasion, the US must refocus on nuclear deterrence
The United States must demonstrate resolve and recommit to a strengthened nuclear deterrence posture. It is essential for the protection of our homeland and forces, as well as our allies to whom we extend nuclear deterrence. The credibility of our nuclear deterrent rests on the capability of our nuclear forces, and at this moment, we…
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US nuclear forces chief ‘very concerned’ by Russia-China cooperation
In the wake of Russia and China’s strengthened ties, the U.S. admiral who oversees America’s nuclear forces said Tuesday he was “very concerned” about potential “cooperative aggression” between Russia and China.
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Northrop says IBCS successful in latest flight tests
The Army’s Integrated Battle Command System has complete its first two flight tests as part of its Initial Operational Test & Evaluation are complete on the road to full-rate production.
-
‘Not brain science:’ Here’s how the Ukraine fighter swap could work
While the politics surrounding the transfer of Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine are complicated, experts say the technical and logistical difficulties involved can be surmounted and should not stand in the way of getting a deal done.
-
US Air Force’s view of ‘near-peer’ Russia unchanged by war in Ukraine
Russia’s failure to swiftly overrun Ukraine has shown Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall that Russia remains a “near-peer” nation.
-
How is Pakistan’s military equipment affected by the Russian invasion?
Despite having acquired key defense equipment from Ukraine since the 1990s, Russia’s invasion of the country will not cause support issues for Pakistan, as this weaponry was already being phased out, an industry source has told Defense News.
-
Ukraine makes clear the US must reconsider its one-war defense strategy
A 2022 National Defense Strategy that takes this approach would be a major step toward creating a force that can credibly deter opportunistic aggression. It’s time to acknowledge a “China first” strategy is really a China only strategy that creates a path for Russia to win in Europe if the U.S. military is fully engaged…
-
What the Army can learn from Operation Warp Speed
The head of U.S. Army Materiel Command, Gen. Gus Perna, was sitting at home in Alabama on a Saturday in May 2020 when he got the call that would delay his retirement.
-
Biden’s Ukraine aid package is getting super-sized by Congress
Lawmakers unveiled a $13.6 billion Ukraine aid package on Wednesday that took President Joe Biden’s request for weapons and training for Ukrainian forces and put it on steroids.
-
Construction of Aegis Ashore in Poland nearing completion
While the Missile Defense Agency’s Aegis Ashore site’s construction is nearing completion, it remains unclear when it will become operational.
-
In the wake of Russia’s invasion, the US must refocus on nuclear deterrence
The United States must demonstrate resolve and recommit to a strengthened nuclear deterrence posture. It is essential for the protection of our homeland and forces, as well as our allies to whom we extend nuclear deterrence. The credibility of our nuclear deterrent rests on the capability of our nuclear forces, and at this moment, we…
-
US nuclear forces chief ‘very concerned’ by Russia-China cooperation
In the wake of Russia and China’s strengthened ties, the U.S. admiral who oversees America’s nuclear forces said Tuesday he was “very concerned” about potential “cooperative aggression” between Russia and China.
