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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
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Saudi Arabia’s top defense industry regulator talks manufacturing expansion
Development of a defense industry that could serve both the needs of Saudi Arabia’s own military as well as those of allies has been key to the country’s 2030 vision. Leading that effort is the General Authority for Military Industries, or GAMI, led by Governor Ahmed bin Abdulaziz Al-Ohali.
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Rostec exec: American sanctions create unfair advantage for weapons sales
Rostec’s head of international cooperation touts Russian weapons as the U.S. urges partner nations to buy American.
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US senator seeks foreign policy reset and sees ‘clear and present danger’ from China
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, offers a broad new policy vision that warns of a “martial, expansionist” China.
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US Air Force’s new international affairs chief lays out her goals
In an exclusive interview, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs discusses light-attack aircraft, F-35 exports and more.
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US logistics boss talks risks to the supply chain and protective measures
How does supply chain security fit into the mission of the Defense Logistics Agency?
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4 questions with NATO on its unmanned tech test
As militaries around the world invest in advanced technology, the need to test the capabilities of new systems for military operations is critical.
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US Army’s comptroller on managing the budget of the largest armed service
Extra money historically doesn’t translate to a motivation to reform financial practices, but the Army has made it a priority to launch reforms across the board.
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US Army’s acquisition boss on artificial intelligence and the evolving procurement process
As the U.S. Army begins to replace its existing fleet with fresh platforms that will form a force capable of countering adversaries across multiple domains and theaters, the acquisition side of the house will face tough choices.
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New US Army chief of staff talks warfare, force structure
Gen. James McConville plans to emphasize people as his No. 1 priority.
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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
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Saudi Arabia’s top defense industry regulator talks manufacturing expansion
Development of a defense industry that could serve both the needs of Saudi Arabia’s own military as well as those of allies has been key to the country’s 2030 vision. Leading that effort is the General Authority for Military Industries, or GAMI, led by Governor Ahmed bin Abdulaziz Al-Ohali.
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Rostec exec: American sanctions create unfair advantage for weapons sales
Rostec’s head of international cooperation touts Russian weapons as the U.S. urges partner nations to buy American.
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US senator seeks foreign policy reset and sees ‘clear and present danger’ from China
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, offers a broad new policy vision that warns of a “martial, expansionist” China.
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US Air Force’s new international affairs chief lays out her goals
In an exclusive interview, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs discusses light-attack aircraft, F-35 exports and more.
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US logistics boss talks risks to the supply chain and protective measures
How does supply chain security fit into the mission of the Defense Logistics Agency?
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4 questions with NATO on its unmanned tech test
As militaries around the world invest in advanced technology, the need to test the capabilities of new systems for military operations is critical.
-
US Army’s comptroller on managing the budget of the largest armed service
Extra money historically doesn’t translate to a motivation to reform financial practices, but the Army has made it a priority to launch reforms across the board.
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US Army’s acquisition boss on artificial intelligence and the evolving procurement process
As the U.S. Army begins to replace its existing fleet with fresh platforms that will form a force capable of countering adversaries across multiple domains and theaters, the acquisition side of the house will face tough choices.
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New US Army chief of staff talks warfare, force structure
Gen. James McConville plans to emphasize people as his No. 1 priority.
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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
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Saudi Arabia’s top defense industry regulator talks manufacturing expansion
Development of a defense industry that could serve both the needs of Saudi Arabia’s own military as well as those of allies has been key to the country’s 2030 vision. Leading that effort is the General Authority for Military Industries, or GAMI, led by Governor Ahmed bin Abdulaziz Al-Ohali.
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Rostec exec: American sanctions create unfair advantage for weapons sales
Rostec’s head of international cooperation touts Russian weapons as the U.S. urges partner nations to buy American.
-
US senator seeks foreign policy reset and sees ‘clear and present danger’ from China
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, offers a broad new policy vision that warns of a “martial, expansionist” China.
-
US Air Force’s new international affairs chief lays out her goals
In an exclusive interview, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs discusses light-attack aircraft, F-35 exports and more.
-
US logistics boss talks risks to the supply chain and protective measures
How does supply chain security fit into the mission of the Defense Logistics Agency?
-
4 questions with NATO on its unmanned tech test
As militaries around the world invest in advanced technology, the need to test the capabilities of new systems for military operations is critical.
-
US Army’s comptroller on managing the budget of the largest armed service
Extra money historically doesn’t translate to a motivation to reform financial practices, but the Army has made it a priority to launch reforms across the board.
-
US Army’s acquisition boss on artificial intelligence and the evolving procurement process
As the U.S. Army begins to replace its existing fleet with fresh platforms that will form a force capable of countering adversaries across multiple domains and theaters, the acquisition side of the house will face tough choices.
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New US Army chief of staff talks warfare, force structure
Gen. James McConville plans to emphasize people as his No. 1 priority.
