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Coast Guard commandant talks domestic challenges and threats in the Arctic
Adm. Karl Schultz sounds off on government shutdowns, readiness tipping points and breaking ice.
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Here’s how the Japan-based 7th Fleet has changed since 17 sailors died in accidents 2 years ago
The accidents led to wholesale changes in leadership for the 7th Fleet based in the region, including a new commander, Vice Adm. Phil Sawyer, who was tasked with returning his fleet to a high state of readiness in the world’s most dangerous seas.
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Head of US naval forces in Europe and US ambassador to Russia talk great power competition
The Kremlin has gone all-in on projecting an image of new strength — and part of that has been a rebirth of Russian naval activity across the board. In an exclusive interview with Defense News, a U.S. Navy officer and an American diplomat describe the state of relations between the two nations.
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4 questions on the risks facing Turkey’s defense industry
Bulent Aliriza of the Center for Strategic and International Studies outlines what he sees as potential hurdles for Turkey’s defense industry in the coming years.
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Vice chief of UK Defence Staff talks Brexit, budget and littoral ships
“Frankly, we have to consider worst-case and plan accordingly, and that’s what we’re doing,” says Gen. Gordon Messenger.
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DARPA’s director on how the Pentagon can transition innovation
Steven Walker, the director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, shares his thoughts on the Defense Department’s relationships with the tech community and the Pentagon’s next moonshot.
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Rep. Mike Turner on why he’s softened on Space Force, and the importance of an East Coast missile defense site
The lawmaker seems more supportive of plans to establish to Space Force, but that doesn’t mean Congress will accept the administration’s proposal as is, he tells Defense News.
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Rep. Jim Cooper talks Trump’s Space Force takeover, and what’s next for nukes and missile defense
Should there be a separate service for space? We check in with the head of the House Strategic Forces Subcommittee.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
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NATO’s top military official talks Russia, Turkey and the INF Treaty
Since June 2018, Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach has led NATO’s Military Committee, advancing the mantra of collective defense while balancing distinct threats of a more capable Russia, a more belligerent Iran and omnipresent terrorist activities.
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Coast Guard commandant talks domestic challenges and threats in the Arctic
Adm. Karl Schultz sounds off on government shutdowns, readiness tipping points and breaking ice.
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Here’s how the Japan-based 7th Fleet has changed since 17 sailors died in accidents 2 years ago
The accidents led to wholesale changes in leadership for the 7th Fleet based in the region, including a new commander, Vice Adm. Phil Sawyer, who was tasked with returning his fleet to a high state of readiness in the world’s most dangerous seas.
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Head of US naval forces in Europe and US ambassador to Russia talk great power competition
The Kremlin has gone all-in on projecting an image of new strength — and part of that has been a rebirth of Russian naval activity across the board. In an exclusive interview with Defense News, a U.S. Navy officer and an American diplomat describe the state of relations between the two nations.
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4 questions on the risks facing Turkey’s defense industry
Bulent Aliriza of the Center for Strategic and International Studies outlines what he sees as potential hurdles for Turkey’s defense industry in the coming years.
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Vice chief of UK Defence Staff talks Brexit, budget and littoral ships
“Frankly, we have to consider worst-case and plan accordingly, and that’s what we’re doing,” says Gen. Gordon Messenger.
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DARPA’s director on how the Pentagon can transition innovation
Steven Walker, the director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, shares his thoughts on the Defense Department’s relationships with the tech community and the Pentagon’s next moonshot.
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Rep. Mike Turner on why he’s softened on Space Force, and the importance of an East Coast missile defense site
The lawmaker seems more supportive of plans to establish to Space Force, but that doesn’t mean Congress will accept the administration’s proposal as is, he tells Defense News.
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Rep. Jim Cooper talks Trump’s Space Force takeover, and what’s next for nukes and missile defense
Should there be a separate service for space? We check in with the head of the House Strategic Forces Subcommittee.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
NATO’s top military official talks Russia, Turkey and the INF Treaty
Since June 2018, Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach has led NATO’s Military Committee, advancing the mantra of collective defense while balancing distinct threats of a more capable Russia, a more belligerent Iran and omnipresent terrorist activities.
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Coast Guard commandant talks domestic challenges and threats in the Arctic
Adm. Karl Schultz sounds off on government shutdowns, readiness tipping points and breaking ice.
-
Here’s how the Japan-based 7th Fleet has changed since 17 sailors died in accidents 2 years ago
The accidents led to wholesale changes in leadership for the 7th Fleet based in the region, including a new commander, Vice Adm. Phil Sawyer, who was tasked with returning his fleet to a high state of readiness in the world’s most dangerous seas.
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Head of US naval forces in Europe and US ambassador to Russia talk great power competition
The Kremlin has gone all-in on projecting an image of new strength — and part of that has been a rebirth of Russian naval activity across the board. In an exclusive interview with Defense News, a U.S. Navy officer and an American diplomat describe the state of relations between the two nations.
-
4 questions on the risks facing Turkey’s defense industry
Bulent Aliriza of the Center for Strategic and International Studies outlines what he sees as potential hurdles for Turkey’s defense industry in the coming years.
-
Vice chief of UK Defence Staff talks Brexit, budget and littoral ships
“Frankly, we have to consider worst-case and plan accordingly, and that’s what we’re doing,” says Gen. Gordon Messenger.
-
DARPA’s director on how the Pentagon can transition innovation
Steven Walker, the director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, shares his thoughts on the Defense Department’s relationships with the tech community and the Pentagon’s next moonshot.
-
Rep. Mike Turner on why he’s softened on Space Force, and the importance of an East Coast missile defense site
The lawmaker seems more supportive of plans to establish to Space Force, but that doesn’t mean Congress will accept the administration’s proposal as is, he tells Defense News.
-
Rep. Jim Cooper talks Trump’s Space Force takeover, and what’s next for nukes and missile defense
Should there be a separate service for space? We check in with the head of the House Strategic Forces Subcommittee.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
NATO’s top military official talks Russia, Turkey and the INF Treaty
Since June 2018, Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach has led NATO’s Military Committee, advancing the mantra of collective defense while balancing distinct threats of a more capable Russia, a more belligerent Iran and omnipresent terrorist activities.
