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US Army Futures Command chief: How the new command will change the service
The U.S. is engaged in long-term strategic competition with determined adversaries. Within this is a protracted struggle among militaries to out-innovate one another.
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Head of F-35 Joint Program Office: Stealth fighter enters the new year in midst of a growing phase
The F-35 Joint Program Office’s strategic focus remains on accountable affordability and timely delivery of required capabilities. To that end, the JPO is leading a continued transformation of the F-35 enterprise.
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Head of Ukroboronprom: Ukraine’s defense industry is adapting to the global security environment
In today’s global security environment, the ability of military units to be effective depends to a large extent on combat equipment and the pace of transition to new and upgraded systems.
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Israel’s former defense minister: Nations of the free world must speak in unison on Iran
Throughout history, many countries have erred in not realizing the early signals of a mounting threat, especially when the warning signs erupt elsewhere.
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NNSA administrator: Strengthening America through nuclear security
While our infrastructure must be revitalized, one key part of the nuclear security enterprise is as capable as it has ever been.
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Friends of Europe founder: Allied militaries must adapt to face the threat beyond Moscow
Europe’s security concerns are becoming increasingly removed from the familiar scenarios of military incursions from Russia or terrorist strikes by militants.
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Head of the Secretariat of the Inter-American Defense Board: Brace for change with renewed defense commitments
To address possibly the most salient continental threat, the Inter-American Defense Board is preparing the Western Hemisphere’s first Cyber Defense Conference in Colombia in May 2019.
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Director of Moscow-based think tank CAST: Putin is a leader made for the Russian Federation
Russia will continue to pursue a cautious and conservative program of bolstering its military capability, with an emphasis on gradual technological modernization.
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Defense industry analyst Byron Callan: Mind the gap (between resources and strategies)
Much as the U.S. National Defense Strategy has been lauded, it looks increasingly like it’s dead before it even departs the Department of Defense.
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NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
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US Army Futures Command chief: How the new command will change the service
The U.S. is engaged in long-term strategic competition with determined adversaries. Within this is a protracted struggle among militaries to out-innovate one another.
-
Head of F-35 Joint Program Office: Stealth fighter enters the new year in midst of a growing phase
The F-35 Joint Program Office’s strategic focus remains on accountable affordability and timely delivery of required capabilities. To that end, the JPO is leading a continued transformation of the F-35 enterprise.
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Head of Ukroboronprom: Ukraine’s defense industry is adapting to the global security environment
In today’s global security environment, the ability of military units to be effective depends to a large extent on combat equipment and the pace of transition to new and upgraded systems.
-
Israel’s former defense minister: Nations of the free world must speak in unison on Iran
Throughout history, many countries have erred in not realizing the early signals of a mounting threat, especially when the warning signs erupt elsewhere.
-
NNSA administrator: Strengthening America through nuclear security
While our infrastructure must be revitalized, one key part of the nuclear security enterprise is as capable as it has ever been.
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Friends of Europe founder: Allied militaries must adapt to face the threat beyond Moscow
Europe’s security concerns are becoming increasingly removed from the familiar scenarios of military incursions from Russia or terrorist strikes by militants.
-
Head of the Secretariat of the Inter-American Defense Board: Brace for change with renewed defense commitments
To address possibly the most salient continental threat, the Inter-American Defense Board is preparing the Western Hemisphere’s first Cyber Defense Conference in Colombia in May 2019.
-
Director of Moscow-based think tank CAST: Putin is a leader made for the Russian Federation
Russia will continue to pursue a cautious and conservative program of bolstering its military capability, with an emphasis on gradual technological modernization.
-
Defense industry analyst Byron Callan: Mind the gap (between resources and strategies)
Much as the U.S. National Defense Strategy has been lauded, it looks increasingly like it’s dead before it even departs the Department of Defense.
-
NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
-
US Army Futures Command chief: How the new command will change the service
The U.S. is engaged in long-term strategic competition with determined adversaries. Within this is a protracted struggle among militaries to out-innovate one another.
-
Head of F-35 Joint Program Office: Stealth fighter enters the new year in midst of a growing phase
The F-35 Joint Program Office’s strategic focus remains on accountable affordability and timely delivery of required capabilities. To that end, the JPO is leading a continued transformation of the F-35 enterprise.
-
Head of Ukroboronprom: Ukraine’s defense industry is adapting to the global security environment
In today’s global security environment, the ability of military units to be effective depends to a large extent on combat equipment and the pace of transition to new and upgraded systems.
-
Israel’s former defense minister: Nations of the free world must speak in unison on Iran
Throughout history, many countries have erred in not realizing the early signals of a mounting threat, especially when the warning signs erupt elsewhere.
-
NNSA administrator: Strengthening America through nuclear security
While our infrastructure must be revitalized, one key part of the nuclear security enterprise is as capable as it has ever been.
-
Friends of Europe founder: Allied militaries must adapt to face the threat beyond Moscow
Europe’s security concerns are becoming increasingly removed from the familiar scenarios of military incursions from Russia or terrorist strikes by militants.
-
Head of the Secretariat of the Inter-American Defense Board: Brace for change with renewed defense commitments
To address possibly the most salient continental threat, the Inter-American Defense Board is preparing the Western Hemisphere’s first Cyber Defense Conference in Colombia in May 2019.
-
Director of Moscow-based think tank CAST: Putin is a leader made for the Russian Federation
Russia will continue to pursue a cautious and conservative program of bolstering its military capability, with an emphasis on gradual technological modernization.
-
Defense industry analyst Byron Callan: Mind the gap (between resources and strategies)
Much as the U.S. National Defense Strategy has been lauded, it looks increasingly like it’s dead before it even departs the Department of Defense.
-
NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
