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Three ways a technological revolution will impact the intel community
A technological revolution is set to hit the intelligence community hard, and in three earth-shaking ways.
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Canada orders more Airbus A330 tankers, hires firm to convert planes
Canada’s contract with Airbus, which covers delivery of the four new A330s and conversion of the five used aircraft, is worth about $2.7 billion.
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Biden taps State Department official to lead Pentagon policy shop
Chollet faces confirmation difficulties, as Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville has placed holds on Pentagon nominees over the department’s abortion policy.
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How Washington can lead from behind in Europe
The success of U.S. support to Ukraine from afar can serve as a blueprint for backing up Europe militarily, argues political scientist Kyle Haynes.
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How Franchetti’s experience made her Biden’s pick to lead the Navy
President Joe Biden has nominated Adm. Lisa Franchetti to serve as the next chief of naval operations.
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David Berger’s journey from Navy ROTC to ‘boldest’ Marine commandant
Once a young man from rural Maryland, who didn’t meet a Marine until college, retired Gen. David Berger joined the Corps in the wake of the Vietnam War.
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US Navy ‘operationalizes’ drones in 4th Fleet exercise
US 4th Fleet is setting up the second unmanned systems hub for the Navy, and showcased its early work in UNITAS 2023.
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US State Dept. clears $2.9 billion sale of missiles to Germany
The U.S. has approved a potential sale with Germany for Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles and similar equipment.
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Menendez maintains hold on Turkey F-16 jets despite Sweden NATO deal
Sen. Bob Menendez tells Defense News he continues to block the F-16 sale to Turkey even after President Erdoğan said Ankara would ratify Sweden’s NATO bid.
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Made-in-Canada advocates rally against Ottawa’s Boeing P-8 preference
The premiers of Canada’s two largest provinces have called for an open competition that would allow local vendors, namely Bombardier, to bid.
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Three ways a technological revolution will impact the intel community
A technological revolution is set to hit the intelligence community hard, and in three earth-shaking ways.
-
Canada orders more Airbus A330 tankers, hires firm to convert planes
Canada’s contract with Airbus, which covers delivery of the four new A330s and conversion of the five used aircraft, is worth about $2.7 billion.
-
Biden taps State Department official to lead Pentagon policy shop
Chollet faces confirmation difficulties, as Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville has placed holds on Pentagon nominees over the department’s abortion policy.
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How Washington can lead from behind in Europe
The success of U.S. support to Ukraine from afar can serve as a blueprint for backing up Europe militarily, argues political scientist Kyle Haynes.
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How Franchetti’s experience made her Biden’s pick to lead the Navy
President Joe Biden has nominated Adm. Lisa Franchetti to serve as the next chief of naval operations.
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David Berger’s journey from Navy ROTC to ‘boldest’ Marine commandant
Once a young man from rural Maryland, who didn’t meet a Marine until college, retired Gen. David Berger joined the Corps in the wake of the Vietnam War.
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US Navy ‘operationalizes’ drones in 4th Fleet exercise
US 4th Fleet is setting up the second unmanned systems hub for the Navy, and showcased its early work in UNITAS 2023.
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US State Dept. clears $2.9 billion sale of missiles to Germany
The U.S. has approved a potential sale with Germany for Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles and similar equipment.
-
Menendez maintains hold on Turkey F-16 jets despite Sweden NATO deal
Sen. Bob Menendez tells Defense News he continues to block the F-16 sale to Turkey even after President Erdoğan said Ankara would ratify Sweden’s NATO bid.
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Made-in-Canada advocates rally against Ottawa’s Boeing P-8 preference
The premiers of Canada’s two largest provinces have called for an open competition that would allow local vendors, namely Bombardier, to bid.
-
Three ways a technological revolution will impact the intel community
A technological revolution is set to hit the intelligence community hard, and in three earth-shaking ways.
-
Canada orders more Airbus A330 tankers, hires firm to convert planes
Canada’s contract with Airbus, which covers delivery of the four new A330s and conversion of the five used aircraft, is worth about $2.7 billion.
-
Biden taps State Department official to lead Pentagon policy shop
Chollet faces confirmation difficulties, as Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville has placed holds on Pentagon nominees over the department’s abortion policy.
-
How Washington can lead from behind in Europe
The success of U.S. support to Ukraine from afar can serve as a blueprint for backing up Europe militarily, argues political scientist Kyle Haynes.
-
How Franchetti’s experience made her Biden’s pick to lead the Navy
President Joe Biden has nominated Adm. Lisa Franchetti to serve as the next chief of naval operations.
-
David Berger’s journey from Navy ROTC to ‘boldest’ Marine commandant
Once a young man from rural Maryland, who didn’t meet a Marine until college, retired Gen. David Berger joined the Corps in the wake of the Vietnam War.
-
US Navy ‘operationalizes’ drones in 4th Fleet exercise
US 4th Fleet is setting up the second unmanned systems hub for the Navy, and showcased its early work in UNITAS 2023.
-
US State Dept. clears $2.9 billion sale of missiles to Germany
The U.S. has approved a potential sale with Germany for Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles and similar equipment.
-
Menendez maintains hold on Turkey F-16 jets despite Sweden NATO deal
Sen. Bob Menendez tells Defense News he continues to block the F-16 sale to Turkey even after President Erdoğan said Ankara would ratify Sweden’s NATO bid.
-
Made-in-Canada advocates rally against Ottawa’s Boeing P-8 preference
The premiers of Canada’s two largest provinces have called for an open competition that would allow local vendors, namely Bombardier, to bid.
