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4 questions with analyst and retired Marine Lt. Col. Dakota Wood
As the Marines confront the challenge of fighting in the Pacific again, what are the top priorities for modernization?
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Estonia’s defense minister Juri Luik on Russian threats and defending the Baltics
On his third stint as Minister of Defence, Luik opens up about his concerns with Russia and whether there is hope for peace in Europe.
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Newly retired head of Air Force Materiel Command talks about the org’s future challenges
The outgoing head of Air Force Materiel Command has a word of advice for her successor.
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Head of Saudi Arabia’s defense industry umbrella org talks Vision 2030
Taking cues from other countries in the region, Saudi Arabia stood up a single umbrella organization to lead its efforts in defense development and expertise.
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US Air Force’s top logistician in Europe explains how deployable air bases can change operations
Brig. Gen. Roy Agustin broke down how the Air Force could use deployable air bases in the near future.
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IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
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Embraer’s defense head talks growth areas for the Brazilian giant
Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer’s defense unit, sees opportunities to grow his business following a new agreement with Boeing.
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5 questions with Lockheed’s missiles chief
As hypersonics rapidly gain traction in the U.S. Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin has racked up some notable wins.
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4 questions with Raytheon’s top missile systems executive
In short order, hypersonic weapons seemed to transition from concept to priority — with U.S. military leadership demanding rapid development to both keep up with and counter advancements of U.S. adversaries.
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The US Air Force’s top acquisition exec talks hypersonic prototypes and more
The Air Force needs to make purchases more like commercial industry does, according to its assistant secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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4 questions with analyst and retired Marine Lt. Col. Dakota Wood
As the Marines confront the challenge of fighting in the Pacific again, what are the top priorities for modernization?
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Estonia’s defense minister Juri Luik on Russian threats and defending the Baltics
On his third stint as Minister of Defence, Luik opens up about his concerns with Russia and whether there is hope for peace in Europe.
-
Newly retired head of Air Force Materiel Command talks about the org’s future challenges
The outgoing head of Air Force Materiel Command has a word of advice for her successor.
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Head of Saudi Arabia’s defense industry umbrella org talks Vision 2030
Taking cues from other countries in the region, Saudi Arabia stood up a single umbrella organization to lead its efforts in defense development and expertise.
-
US Air Force’s top logistician in Europe explains how deployable air bases can change operations
Brig. Gen. Roy Agustin broke down how the Air Force could use deployable air bases in the near future.
-
IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
-
Embraer’s defense head talks growth areas for the Brazilian giant
Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer’s defense unit, sees opportunities to grow his business following a new agreement with Boeing.
-
5 questions with Lockheed’s missiles chief
As hypersonics rapidly gain traction in the U.S. Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin has racked up some notable wins.
-
4 questions with Raytheon’s top missile systems executive
In short order, hypersonic weapons seemed to transition from concept to priority — with U.S. military leadership demanding rapid development to both keep up with and counter advancements of U.S. adversaries.
-
The US Air Force’s top acquisition exec talks hypersonic prototypes and more
The Air Force needs to make purchases more like commercial industry does, according to its assistant secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics.
-
4 questions with analyst and retired Marine Lt. Col. Dakota Wood
As the Marines confront the challenge of fighting in the Pacific again, what are the top priorities for modernization?
-
Estonia’s defense minister Juri Luik on Russian threats and defending the Baltics
On his third stint as Minister of Defence, Luik opens up about his concerns with Russia and whether there is hope for peace in Europe.
-
Newly retired head of Air Force Materiel Command talks about the org’s future challenges
The outgoing head of Air Force Materiel Command has a word of advice for her successor.
-
Head of Saudi Arabia’s defense industry umbrella org talks Vision 2030
Taking cues from other countries in the region, Saudi Arabia stood up a single umbrella organization to lead its efforts in defense development and expertise.
-
US Air Force’s top logistician in Europe explains how deployable air bases can change operations
Brig. Gen. Roy Agustin broke down how the Air Force could use deployable air bases in the near future.
-
IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
-
Embraer’s defense head talks growth areas for the Brazilian giant
Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer’s defense unit, sees opportunities to grow his business following a new agreement with Boeing.
-
5 questions with Lockheed’s missiles chief
As hypersonics rapidly gain traction in the U.S. Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin has racked up some notable wins.
-
4 questions with Raytheon’s top missile systems executive
In short order, hypersonic weapons seemed to transition from concept to priority — with U.S. military leadership demanding rapid development to both keep up with and counter advancements of U.S. adversaries.
-
The US Air Force’s top acquisition exec talks hypersonic prototypes and more
The Air Force needs to make purchases more like commercial industry does, according to its assistant secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics.
