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US Air Force leak of Boeing’s proprietary info not driving bid decision on ICBM replacement
The head of Boeing’s defense business says the structure of the Air Force’s competition played a bigger role than the leak to competitor Northrop Grumman.
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US puts F-35 talks with the UAE on the backburner to focus on F-16 upgrades
The UAE and the U.S. will not be discussing the F-35 at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
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US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
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Analysis: What’s the benefit of Israel hosting Blue Flag?
Defense News’ Israel correspondent takes a closer look at a recent military exercise in the country amid the threat of a multi-front war.
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Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression with allied forces
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
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How can Saudi Arabia secure its airspace? Here’s what the kingdom could do, and is already up to
About two months have passed since the attack on Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities by drone swarms and low-altitude cruise missiles. What steps has the country taken to bolster its defenses?
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by 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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The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
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US Air Force leak of Boeing’s proprietary info not driving bid decision on ICBM replacement
The head of Boeing’s defense business says the structure of the Air Force’s competition played a bigger role than the leak to competitor Northrop Grumman.
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US puts F-35 talks with the UAE on the backburner to focus on F-16 upgrades
The UAE and the U.S. will not be discussing the F-35 at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
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US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
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Analysis: What’s the benefit of Israel hosting Blue Flag?
Defense News’ Israel correspondent takes a closer look at a recent military exercise in the country amid the threat of a multi-front war.
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Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression with allied forces
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
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How can Saudi Arabia secure its airspace? Here’s what the kingdom could do, and is already up to
About two months have passed since the attack on Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities by drone swarms and low-altitude cruise missiles. What steps has the country taken to bolster its defenses?
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by 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.
-
The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
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US Air Force leak of Boeing’s proprietary info not driving bid decision on ICBM replacement
The head of Boeing’s defense business says the structure of the Air Force’s competition played a bigger role than the leak to competitor Northrop Grumman.
-
US puts F-35 talks with the UAE on the backburner to focus on F-16 upgrades
The UAE and the U.S. will not be discussing the F-35 at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
-
US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
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Analysis: What’s the benefit of Israel hosting Blue Flag?
Defense News’ Israel correspondent takes a closer look at a recent military exercise in the country amid the threat of a multi-front war.
-
Israeli exercise Blue Flag tests air defense suppression with allied forces
Blue Flag took place at Ovda Air Force Base, southern Israel, and saw drills involving low-altitude flights and the suppression of air defense measures.
-
How can Saudi Arabia secure its airspace? Here’s what the kingdom could do, and is already up to
About two months have passed since the attack on Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities by drone swarms and low-altitude cruise missiles. What steps has the country taken to bolster its defenses?
-
US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by 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.
-
The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
