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NATO Black Sea exercise kicks off as Moscow puts its regional forces on alert
The U.S. warship Porter steamed into the Black Sea days after Russia conducted a “snap readiness check” of its regional forces.
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As Defender 2020 drill winds down, US Army plans for 2021 edition
The U.S. Army in Europe thinks it has enough safeguards against the spread of COVID-19 so that large-scale exercises can happen next year.
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F-35 simulators can now team up with other fighter sims for virtual combat
The Air Force is the first to get the new F-35 training capability.
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Allies worry US drawdown could embolden Russian aggression
Moving U.S. troops out of Europe has some worried it could reduce response to Russian aggression.
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This training tool could be the answer to stop mass cyberattacks
At air bases across Europe, networks are under attack. But cyber operators from around the world are on the case.
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US Air Force considers leasing trainer jets that lost the T-X competition
The service is interesting in leasing trainers to test out a new concept ahead of the delivery of the T-7 Red Hawk.
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AI-infused training coming for drone pilots, sensor ops
The new RPA program takes some cues from the Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
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US Army training resumes in Europe amid pandemic and the threat of troop cuts
Officials hope to build on the momentum of the U.S.-Polish Allied Spirit drill this month, which trained formations for crossing bodies of water while under fire.
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Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
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CAE defense chief Todd Probert will exit; interim replacement named
CAE Defence and Security Group President Todd Probert is departing the Quebec-based training and simulation firm after five months on the job.
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NATO Black Sea exercise kicks off as Moscow puts its regional forces on alert
The U.S. warship Porter steamed into the Black Sea days after Russia conducted a “snap readiness check” of its regional forces.
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As Defender 2020 drill winds down, US Army plans for 2021 edition
The U.S. Army in Europe thinks it has enough safeguards against the spread of COVID-19 so that large-scale exercises can happen next year.
-
F-35 simulators can now team up with other fighter sims for virtual combat
The Air Force is the first to get the new F-35 training capability.
-
Allies worry US drawdown could embolden Russian aggression
Moving U.S. troops out of Europe has some worried it could reduce response to Russian aggression.
-
This training tool could be the answer to stop mass cyberattacks
At air bases across Europe, networks are under attack. But cyber operators from around the world are on the case.
-
US Air Force considers leasing trainer jets that lost the T-X competition
The service is interesting in leasing trainers to test out a new concept ahead of the delivery of the T-7 Red Hawk.
-
AI-infused training coming for drone pilots, sensor ops
The new RPA program takes some cues from the Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
-
US Army training resumes in Europe amid pandemic and the threat of troop cuts
Officials hope to build on the momentum of the U.S.-Polish Allied Spirit drill this month, which trained formations for crossing bodies of water while under fire.
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Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
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CAE defense chief Todd Probert will exit; interim replacement named
CAE Defence and Security Group President Todd Probert is departing the Quebec-based training and simulation firm after five months on the job.
-
NATO Black Sea exercise kicks off as Moscow puts its regional forces on alert
The U.S. warship Porter steamed into the Black Sea days after Russia conducted a “snap readiness check” of its regional forces.
-
As Defender 2020 drill winds down, US Army plans for 2021 edition
The U.S. Army in Europe thinks it has enough safeguards against the spread of COVID-19 so that large-scale exercises can happen next year.
-
F-35 simulators can now team up with other fighter sims for virtual combat
The Air Force is the first to get the new F-35 training capability.
-
Allies worry US drawdown could embolden Russian aggression
Moving U.S. troops out of Europe has some worried it could reduce response to Russian aggression.
-
This training tool could be the answer to stop mass cyberattacks
At air bases across Europe, networks are under attack. But cyber operators from around the world are on the case.
-
US Air Force considers leasing trainer jets that lost the T-X competition
The service is interesting in leasing trainers to test out a new concept ahead of the delivery of the T-7 Red Hawk.
-
AI-infused training coming for drone pilots, sensor ops
The new RPA program takes some cues from the Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
-
US Army training resumes in Europe amid pandemic and the threat of troop cuts
Officials hope to build on the momentum of the U.S.-Polish Allied Spirit drill this month, which trained formations for crossing bodies of water while under fire.
-
Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
-
CAE defense chief Todd Probert will exit; interim replacement named
CAE Defence and Security Group President Todd Probert is departing the Quebec-based training and simulation firm after five months on the job.
