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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
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Raytheon CTO says merged company is finding new ways to work together
Here’s how Raytheon’s chief technology officer is looking at solving the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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Here are the three companies selected to design hypersonic missile interceptors for MDA
The Missile Defense Agency has chosen three teams to design a Glide Phase Interceptor to defend against hypersonic threats.
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Pentagon wants industry’s help to bolster allies and partners’ cybersecurity
The Pentagon’s cyber policy shop wants US industry to help allies and partners strengthen cybersecurity.
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Marines train with elite troops in Israel as Iranian tensions linger
It’s the U.S. and Israel’s first bilateral training since Israel came under Central Command’s area of operations.
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New AM General chief vows to ‘put the full weight of the organization’ into pursuing JLTV
AM General has a new CEO. Defense News sat down with him to discuss where he plans to take the business into the future.
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Here’s when General Dynamics thinks a sale of Abrams tanks to Poland will move forward
General Dynamics hopes to move forward on a foreign military sale of Abrams tanks to Poland.
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General Dynamics, Epirus team up to integrate counter-drone swarm system on combat vehicles
General Dynamics Land Systems and Epirus are teaming to bring a counter-drone swarm capability to combat vehicles.
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Chinese hypersonic missile test unlikely to trigger arms race, experts say
The Chinese space-based hypersonic missile test in August is a wake-up call for the United States, but isn’t likely to start a Sputnik-like arms race, experts say.
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US Army’s Precision Strike Missile breaks distance record in flight test
The Army conducted a flight test to push its new Precision Strike Missile out as far as it could beyond 499 kilometers on Oct. 13 at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
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Raytheon CTO says merged company is finding new ways to work together
Here’s how Raytheon’s chief technology officer is looking at solving the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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Here are the three companies selected to design hypersonic missile interceptors for MDA
The Missile Defense Agency has chosen three teams to design a Glide Phase Interceptor to defend against hypersonic threats.
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Pentagon wants industry’s help to bolster allies and partners’ cybersecurity
The Pentagon’s cyber policy shop wants US industry to help allies and partners strengthen cybersecurity.
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Marines train with elite troops in Israel as Iranian tensions linger
It’s the U.S. and Israel’s first bilateral training since Israel came under Central Command’s area of operations.
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New AM General chief vows to ‘put the full weight of the organization’ into pursuing JLTV
AM General has a new CEO. Defense News sat down with him to discuss where he plans to take the business into the future.
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Here’s when General Dynamics thinks a sale of Abrams tanks to Poland will move forward
General Dynamics hopes to move forward on a foreign military sale of Abrams tanks to Poland.
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General Dynamics, Epirus team up to integrate counter-drone swarm system on combat vehicles
General Dynamics Land Systems and Epirus are teaming to bring a counter-drone swarm capability to combat vehicles.
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Chinese hypersonic missile test unlikely to trigger arms race, experts say
The Chinese space-based hypersonic missile test in August is a wake-up call for the United States, but isn’t likely to start a Sputnik-like arms race, experts say.
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US Army’s Precision Strike Missile breaks distance record in flight test
The Army conducted a flight test to push its new Precision Strike Missile out as far as it could beyond 499 kilometers on Oct. 13 at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
-
Raytheon CTO says merged company is finding new ways to work together
Here’s how Raytheon’s chief technology officer is looking at solving the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
Here are the three companies selected to design hypersonic missile interceptors for MDA
The Missile Defense Agency has chosen three teams to design a Glide Phase Interceptor to defend against hypersonic threats.
-
Pentagon wants industry’s help to bolster allies and partners’ cybersecurity
The Pentagon’s cyber policy shop wants US industry to help allies and partners strengthen cybersecurity.
-
Marines train with elite troops in Israel as Iranian tensions linger
It’s the U.S. and Israel’s first bilateral training since Israel came under Central Command’s area of operations.
-
New AM General chief vows to ‘put the full weight of the organization’ into pursuing JLTV
AM General has a new CEO. Defense News sat down with him to discuss where he plans to take the business into the future.
-
Here’s when General Dynamics thinks a sale of Abrams tanks to Poland will move forward
General Dynamics hopes to move forward on a foreign military sale of Abrams tanks to Poland.
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General Dynamics, Epirus team up to integrate counter-drone swarm system on combat vehicles
General Dynamics Land Systems and Epirus are teaming to bring a counter-drone swarm capability to combat vehicles.
-
Chinese hypersonic missile test unlikely to trigger arms race, experts say
The Chinese space-based hypersonic missile test in August is a wake-up call for the United States, but isn’t likely to start a Sputnik-like arms race, experts say.
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US Army’s Precision Strike Missile breaks distance record in flight test
The Army conducted a flight test to push its new Precision Strike Missile out as far as it could beyond 499 kilometers on Oct. 13 at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
