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Iron Dome batteries activated to fill cruise missile defense gap
The units that will operate the Army’s interim cruise missile defense capability — Israel’s Iron Dome system — are activated.
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Congress clashes with Army over purchasing cargo helicopters
In FY21 spending bills, Congress is continuing to push back on the Army’s decision to curb fielding the latest CH-47 variant to the active force.
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With air bases at risk, Agile Combat Employment must mature
The U.S. Air Force must evolve from its dependence on well-established airfields, or risk yielding an operational edge.
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Biden should embrace the humanitarian disarmament agenda
Joe Biden will take office at a moment when U.S. leadership can be crucial in setting and supporting the understanding that some weapons simply should not be.
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Congress makes moves to fund additional terminal-phase missile defense battery
Funding for an eighth Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System could be on the horizon as Congress looks to support the requirement in FY21.
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US Army floats the option of fielding high-altitude balloons
The Army is carving out a path to get high-altitude balloons into the force to support capabilities like communications, range extension and surveillance.
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Lockheed Martin to build mid-range missile prototype for US Army
Lockheed Martin will build the U.S. Army’s mid-range missile using technology already resident in the U.S. military’s inventory.
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The Pentagon is building a school to teach the force how to defeat drones
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is spearheading an effort to get after the training side of countering drone threats, which includes the establishment of a school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
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How a Pacific missile test site is keeping up with challenging tests in a pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t derailed testing at the U.S. Army-managed remote missile test site in the Kwajalein Atoll.
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China to sanction Boeing, Lockheed and Raytheon over Taiwan arms sales
Chinese-U.S. relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades amid disputes about security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights.
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Iron Dome batteries activated to fill cruise missile defense gap
The units that will operate the Army’s interim cruise missile defense capability — Israel’s Iron Dome system — are activated.
-
Congress clashes with Army over purchasing cargo helicopters
In FY21 spending bills, Congress is continuing to push back on the Army’s decision to curb fielding the latest CH-47 variant to the active force.
-
With air bases at risk, Agile Combat Employment must mature
The U.S. Air Force must evolve from its dependence on well-established airfields, or risk yielding an operational edge.
-
Biden should embrace the humanitarian disarmament agenda
Joe Biden will take office at a moment when U.S. leadership can be crucial in setting and supporting the understanding that some weapons simply should not be.
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Congress makes moves to fund additional terminal-phase missile defense battery
Funding for an eighth Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System could be on the horizon as Congress looks to support the requirement in FY21.
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US Army floats the option of fielding high-altitude balloons
The Army is carving out a path to get high-altitude balloons into the force to support capabilities like communications, range extension and surveillance.
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Lockheed Martin to build mid-range missile prototype for US Army
Lockheed Martin will build the U.S. Army’s mid-range missile using technology already resident in the U.S. military’s inventory.
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The Pentagon is building a school to teach the force how to defeat drones
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is spearheading an effort to get after the training side of countering drone threats, which includes the establishment of a school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
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How a Pacific missile test site is keeping up with challenging tests in a pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t derailed testing at the U.S. Army-managed remote missile test site in the Kwajalein Atoll.
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China to sanction Boeing, Lockheed and Raytheon over Taiwan arms sales
Chinese-U.S. relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades amid disputes about security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights.
-
Iron Dome batteries activated to fill cruise missile defense gap
The units that will operate the Army’s interim cruise missile defense capability — Israel’s Iron Dome system — are activated.
-
Congress clashes with Army over purchasing cargo helicopters
In FY21 spending bills, Congress is continuing to push back on the Army’s decision to curb fielding the latest CH-47 variant to the active force.
-
With air bases at risk, Agile Combat Employment must mature
The U.S. Air Force must evolve from its dependence on well-established airfields, or risk yielding an operational edge.
-
Biden should embrace the humanitarian disarmament agenda
Joe Biden will take office at a moment when U.S. leadership can be crucial in setting and supporting the understanding that some weapons simply should not be.
-
Congress makes moves to fund additional terminal-phase missile defense battery
Funding for an eighth Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System could be on the horizon as Congress looks to support the requirement in FY21.
-
US Army floats the option of fielding high-altitude balloons
The Army is carving out a path to get high-altitude balloons into the force to support capabilities like communications, range extension and surveillance.
-
Lockheed Martin to build mid-range missile prototype for US Army
Lockheed Martin will build the U.S. Army’s mid-range missile using technology already resident in the U.S. military’s inventory.
-
The Pentagon is building a school to teach the force how to defeat drones
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is spearheading an effort to get after the training side of countering drone threats, which includes the establishment of a school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
-
How a Pacific missile test site is keeping up with challenging tests in a pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t derailed testing at the U.S. Army-managed remote missile test site in the Kwajalein Atoll.
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China to sanction Boeing, Lockheed and Raytheon over Taiwan arms sales
Chinese-U.S. relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades amid disputes about security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights.
