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Nuclear gravity bomb and warhead upgrades face new delays
The B61-12 delay could be as long as 18 months.
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What the intel community needs to rethink in an age of information warfare
The U.S. national security community and its allies must be more publicly transparent about its methods and its findings if it hopes to fend off information warfare campaigns, a panel of experts said at the Defense News Conference.
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US Air Force to keep A-10 off the chopping block in next budget request
Fear not, Warthog fans. The A-10 is sticking around.
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Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
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Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
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US ratchets up focus on incentivizing arms exports to allies
The Trump administration is pulling countries still using Soviet-era equipment into the United States’ sphere of influence through long-term weapons deals.
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Pentagon reveals fate of money paid to industry after missile defense program was canceled
Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin details how money was spent on the Redesigned Kill Vehicle program and what will happen to it now that the program has been canceled.
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‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
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An unpredictable autumn: Changes across Europe could spell delays for industry deals
Italy is scrambling to forge a new government, putting decision-making in Rome on hold amid Britain’s exit from the European Union and a change of guard at the organization.
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Wait, where are all the women?
Not including our own editorial team, we have only three women participating in the Defense News Conference. Candidly, that’s pretty unacceptable.
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Nuclear gravity bomb and warhead upgrades face new delays
The B61-12 delay could be as long as 18 months.
-
What the intel community needs to rethink in an age of information warfare
The U.S. national security community and its allies must be more publicly transparent about its methods and its findings if it hopes to fend off information warfare campaigns, a panel of experts said at the Defense News Conference.
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US Air Force to keep A-10 off the chopping block in next budget request
Fear not, Warthog fans. The A-10 is sticking around.
-
Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
-
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
-
US ratchets up focus on incentivizing arms exports to allies
The Trump administration is pulling countries still using Soviet-era equipment into the United States’ sphere of influence through long-term weapons deals.
-
Pentagon reveals fate of money paid to industry after missile defense program was canceled
Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin details how money was spent on the Redesigned Kill Vehicle program and what will happen to it now that the program has been canceled.
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‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
-
An unpredictable autumn: Changes across Europe could spell delays for industry deals
Italy is scrambling to forge a new government, putting decision-making in Rome on hold amid Britain’s exit from the European Union and a change of guard at the organization.
-
Wait, where are all the women?
Not including our own editorial team, we have only three women participating in the Defense News Conference. Candidly, that’s pretty unacceptable.
-
Nuclear gravity bomb and warhead upgrades face new delays
The B61-12 delay could be as long as 18 months.
-
What the intel community needs to rethink in an age of information warfare
The U.S. national security community and its allies must be more publicly transparent about its methods and its findings if it hopes to fend off information warfare campaigns, a panel of experts said at the Defense News Conference.
-
US Air Force to keep A-10 off the chopping block in next budget request
Fear not, Warthog fans. The A-10 is sticking around.
-
Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
U.S. military officials argue that a joint force concept is vital when considering operating in a multidomain environment against near-peer competitors Russia and China.
-
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
-
US ratchets up focus on incentivizing arms exports to allies
The Trump administration is pulling countries still using Soviet-era equipment into the United States’ sphere of influence through long-term weapons deals.
-
Pentagon reveals fate of money paid to industry after missile defense program was canceled
Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin details how money was spent on the Redesigned Kill Vehicle program and what will happen to it now that the program has been canceled.
-
‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
-
An unpredictable autumn: Changes across Europe could spell delays for industry deals
Italy is scrambling to forge a new government, putting decision-making in Rome on hold amid Britain’s exit from the European Union and a change of guard at the organization.
-
Wait, where are all the women?
Not including our own editorial team, we have only three women participating in the Defense News Conference. Candidly, that’s pretty unacceptable.
