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Virtual boots on the ground: British Army grapples with operating in the gray zone
While still “in the foothills,” the British Army is working to figure out how it can effectively operate in a virtual environment and use information to maneuver in the gray zone.
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As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
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Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
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UK Army sticks to armor-upgrade plan despite new pivot toward hybrid warfare
The creation of a new formation to counter Russia in cyberspace, information operations and other non-kinetic tactics is a sign of the changing nature of warfare.
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Romania, Bulgaria boost defense buys amid fear of Russia
With the largest defense contracts in both countries’ history underway, Romania and Bulgaria face the challenge to boost their military expenditures after years of underinvestment.
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US Army’s multidomain force emerges in Europe
A Multi-Domain Task Force is headed to Europe to help the U.S. Army craft its future, central operational doctrine.
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3 questions with the EU defense chief on Europe’s future fighters
Underway in Europe are two high-profile sixth-generation aircraft efforts. How will they fare?
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Killing programs is ‘like working out,’ says acting US Army secretary
The program-killing project “night court” will continue under the presumptive next Army secretary, Ryan McCarthy.
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The US Army faces struggles working with small businesses
When it comes to doing business with the little guy, the U.S. Army is having problems.
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F-22, F-35 jets won’t hit Mattis’ readiness targets
The F-22 and F-35A will likely fall short of the capability target set by Mattis, but the F-16 still has a chance of succeeding here.
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Virtual boots on the ground: British Army grapples with operating in the gray zone
While still “in the foothills,” the British Army is working to figure out how it can effectively operate in a virtual environment and use information to maneuver in the gray zone.
-
As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
-
Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
-
UK Army sticks to armor-upgrade plan despite new pivot toward hybrid warfare
The creation of a new formation to counter Russia in cyberspace, information operations and other non-kinetic tactics is a sign of the changing nature of warfare.
-
Romania, Bulgaria boost defense buys amid fear of Russia
With the largest defense contracts in both countries’ history underway, Romania and Bulgaria face the challenge to boost their military expenditures after years of underinvestment.
-
US Army’s multidomain force emerges in Europe
A Multi-Domain Task Force is headed to Europe to help the U.S. Army craft its future, central operational doctrine.
-
3 questions with the EU defense chief on Europe’s future fighters
Underway in Europe are two high-profile sixth-generation aircraft efforts. How will they fare?
-
Killing programs is ‘like working out,’ says acting US Army secretary
The program-killing project “night court” will continue under the presumptive next Army secretary, Ryan McCarthy.
-
The US Army faces struggles working with small businesses
When it comes to doing business with the little guy, the U.S. Army is having problems.
-
F-22, F-35 jets won’t hit Mattis’ readiness targets
The F-22 and F-35A will likely fall short of the capability target set by Mattis, but the F-16 still has a chance of succeeding here.
-
Virtual boots on the ground: British Army grapples with operating in the gray zone
While still “in the foothills,” the British Army is working to figure out how it can effectively operate in a virtual environment and use information to maneuver in the gray zone.
-
As Britain lurches toward Brexit, how will European security fare?
Questions about post-Brexit European security have no easy answers.
-
Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
-
UK Army sticks to armor-upgrade plan despite new pivot toward hybrid warfare
The creation of a new formation to counter Russia in cyberspace, information operations and other non-kinetic tactics is a sign of the changing nature of warfare.
-
Romania, Bulgaria boost defense buys amid fear of Russia
With the largest defense contracts in both countries’ history underway, Romania and Bulgaria face the challenge to boost their military expenditures after years of underinvestment.
-
US Army’s multidomain force emerges in Europe
A Multi-Domain Task Force is headed to Europe to help the U.S. Army craft its future, central operational doctrine.
-
3 questions with the EU defense chief on Europe’s future fighters
Underway in Europe are two high-profile sixth-generation aircraft efforts. How will they fare?
-
Killing programs is ‘like working out,’ says acting US Army secretary
The program-killing project “night court” will continue under the presumptive next Army secretary, Ryan McCarthy.
-
The US Army faces struggles working with small businesses
When it comes to doing business with the little guy, the U.S. Army is having problems.
-
F-22, F-35 jets won’t hit Mattis’ readiness targets
The F-22 and F-35A will likely fall short of the capability target set by Mattis, but the F-16 still has a chance of succeeding here.
