Friday, December 14
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Russia appears poised to escalate hostilities in Ukraine, according to a new analysis – signs of an uptick in the broader war that the... Read More
The unveiling of the Russian T-14 ‘Armata' at the Moscow Victory Day Parade in 2015 has exposed the growing obsolescence of current... Read More
The past weeks should have been a remarkable occasion to reflect on history, on the magnitude, costs, and legacy of what was once commonly... Read More
This would allow a drone “to ‘dock' on a power line in an urban environment, scavenging magnetic energy as a means to... Read More
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter completed a critical milestone aboard the USS Carl Vinson Wednesday as the Navy works to reach initial... Read More
The Pentagon needs an industrial base that can support the development and production of thousands of hypersonic weapons and the means to... Read More
The Navy can now use sonar and video-guided underwater warheads to attack and destroy enemy sea mines at the bottom of the ocean, improving... Read More
That artificial intelligence has tremendous implications for our future hasn't allowed too many House of Representative members to... Read More
A silent divide is weakening America's national security, and it has nothing to do with President Donald Trump or party polarization. It's... Read More
The Defense Department and Office of Personnel Management expect to have merged two offices and moved 2,000 federal employees and a... Read More
WASHINGTON — As the Trump administration pulls back America's military presence in Africa, it's calling for more African regional... Read More
More than a million man-portable air-defense systems, or manpads, have been produced by more than twenty countries over the past five... Read More
As the U.S. military tries to ensure its military assets are as secure as possible against cyberattack, the U.S. defense industry is... Read More
The Navy plans to move its Eglin based F-35 Lightning aircraft to California. Read More
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION IWAKUNI, Japan — The Marine Corps has ended an extensive search for five Marines missing after their KC-130J... Read More
The Russian air force will arm its Su-57 stealth fighters with a hypersonic missile, state media reported on Dec. 6, 2018.But with the... Read More
In the 16 years since Elon Musk's Space Exploration Technologies Corporation – SpaceX – was founded, the company has transformed... Read More
President Trump shocked the defense establishment on Monday with a tweet describing the current level of U.S. military spending as... Read More
Had anybody ever heard of the Sea of Azov? It is a very shallow inland sea not even the size of Lake Michigan, tucked away in a northern... Read More
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“The difference between a good officer and a poor one is about ten seconds…” Commodore Arleigh Burke, the... Read More
The Navy plans to launch two small boat attack craft raids against its Littoral Combat Ship to prepare the ship for major warfare by testing... Read More
For the first time since 1975, the Navy has elevated six petty officers to the rank of warrant officer-1, part of an ongoing effort to beef... Read More
The Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant design will not have its first flight in 2018, following a technical issue discovered during ground tests.Rich... Read More
Over the summer, the Smithsonian Channel featured a series, The Pacific War in Color. Amphibious assaults on Japanese-held islands, such as... Read More
Chinese spying threatens “not just the future of the United States, but the future of the world,” a senior FBI official told... Read More
The U.S. Air Force Academy isn't just minting new officers. It's also on the verge of producing its own stealth drone.Academy cadets have... Read More
The U.S. Army officer at the helm of U.S. Special Operations Command is calling for change inside the special operations community amid a... Read More
The U.S. is cutting 10 percent of its counterterrorism troops in Africa. Will China and Russia fill the gap?The Trump administration has... Read More
Maintenance backlogs continue to plague the Navy's surface ship and attack submarine readiness, with the service losing the equivalent of 17... Read More
In the early 1930s, a group of officers at the U.S. Army Infantry School put together a remarkable little book. Called Infantry in Battle it... Read More
All Coast Guard National Security Cutters should have ScanEagle drones aboard and available for launch to boost high seas surveillance and... Read More
Gen. Raymond: “The new acquisition authority better integrates our military and private satcom sectors, ensuring our warfighters have... Read More
As an op-ed in The Hill on Jan. 24 explained, the U.S. has no comprehensive national strategy to address the development and deployment of... Read More
As the U.S. military tries to ensure its military assets are as secure as possible against cyberattack, the U.S. defense industry is gathering behind a new set of standards to spot cybersecurity laggards within its own supply chain.The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA), an Arlington-based trade association that lobbies on behalf of defense contractors, on Tuesday released a set of voluntary s Read More
The Pentagon needs an industrial base that can support the development and production of thousands of hypersonic weapons and the means to defend against them, top department officials said Dec. 13.Great power adversaries such as China and Russia are moving fast to field their own hypersonic weapons, which can travel at speeds of Mach 5 or faster and are highly maneuverable. The systems could put U Read More
