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The UAE wants partnerships to develop cutting-edge tech. The US has questions.
The United States wants “visible guarantees” about tech and data security, the head of the U.S. State Department’s political military bureau said at Dubai Airshow this week.
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NATO to upgrade its AWACS surveillance aircraft for $1 billion
The news comes coupled with an announcement that the first of five Global Hawk drones making up the Alliance Ground Surveillance program was en route from the United States to its future home base at Sigonella, Sicily.
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NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
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Here are the problems offensive cyber poses for NATO
Speaking at CyCon U.S., international legal experts expressed some doubts regarding how seamless cyber can be integrated into NATO operations.
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Changing how we buy weapons will benefit industry, government and taxpayers
The general counsel of the U.S. Air Force says in this commentary that the country must change how it does business to stay ahead of Russia and China.
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Calidus inks its first B-250 light attack plane order
The United Arab Emirates will operate a domestically produced military plane for the first time.
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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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UAE announces informal agreement for two more Saab GlobalEye planes
The order could be worth $1 billion, but the UAE and Saab have yet to arrive at a formal signed agreement.
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Saab’s GlobalEye airborne early warning plane makes its debut at the Dubai Airshow
For Saab, the GlobalEye’s showcase in Dubai is a chance to celebrate the program’s fast pace.
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Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
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The UAE wants partnerships to develop cutting-edge tech. The US has questions.
The United States wants “visible guarantees” about tech and data security, the head of the U.S. State Department’s political military bureau said at Dubai Airshow this week.
-
NATO to upgrade its AWACS surveillance aircraft for $1 billion
The news comes coupled with an announcement that the first of five Global Hawk drones making up the Alliance Ground Surveillance program was en route from the United States to its future home base at Sigonella, Sicily.
-
NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
-
Here are the problems offensive cyber poses for NATO
Speaking at CyCon U.S., international legal experts expressed some doubts regarding how seamless cyber can be integrated into NATO operations.
-
Changing how we buy weapons will benefit industry, government and taxpayers
The general counsel of the U.S. Air Force says in this commentary that the country must change how it does business to stay ahead of Russia and China.
-
Calidus inks its first B-250 light attack plane order
The United Arab Emirates will operate a domestically produced military plane for the first time.
-
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.
-
UAE announces informal agreement for two more Saab GlobalEye planes
The order could be worth $1 billion, but the UAE and Saab have yet to arrive at a formal signed agreement.
-
Saab’s GlobalEye airborne early warning plane makes its debut at the Dubai Airshow
For Saab, the GlobalEye’s showcase in Dubai is a chance to celebrate the program’s fast pace.
-
Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
-
The UAE wants partnerships to develop cutting-edge tech. The US has questions.
The United States wants “visible guarantees” about tech and data security, the head of the U.S. State Department’s political military bureau said at Dubai Airshow this week.
-
NATO to upgrade its AWACS surveillance aircraft for $1 billion
The news comes coupled with an announcement that the first of five Global Hawk drones making up the Alliance Ground Surveillance program was en route from the United States to its future home base at Sigonella, Sicily.
-
NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
-
Here are the problems offensive cyber poses for NATO
Speaking at CyCon U.S., international legal experts expressed some doubts regarding how seamless cyber can be integrated into NATO operations.
-
Changing how we buy weapons will benefit industry, government and taxpayers
The general counsel of the U.S. Air Force says in this commentary that the country must change how it does business to stay ahead of Russia and China.
-
Calidus inks its first B-250 light attack plane order
The United Arab Emirates will operate a domestically produced military plane for the first time.
-
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.
-
UAE announces informal agreement for two more Saab GlobalEye planes
The order could be worth $1 billion, but the UAE and Saab have yet to arrive at a formal signed agreement.
-
Saab’s GlobalEye airborne early warning plane makes its debut at the Dubai Airshow
For Saab, the GlobalEye’s showcase in Dubai is a chance to celebrate the program’s fast pace.
-
Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
