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In first, US Marines attend Finland’s Exercise Arrow
Exercise Arrow is an annual Finnish multinational exercise involving mechanized infantry, artillery and mortar field training in a live-fire exercise.
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Air Force, Army, NATO force break multidomain ground in Alaska exercise
The Air Force and Army partnered with NATO allies during the latest Red Flag-Alaska exercise, displaying a joint capability for the first time in Red Flag-Alaska history
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DoD watchdog: Air Force failed to effectively manage F-22 modernization
Without a clear contracting strategy, the F-22 Program Office has increased the likelihood of delays in the modernization schedule.
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DARPA wants to connect human brains and machines
Neurotechnology would significantly increase the speed at which information is transferred from humans to machines, and a brain-systems interface may be a requirement to keep up with the pace and complexity of future combat zones.
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CENTCOM chief backs Iran deal as Trump chooses critic for top diplomacy job
The head of U.S. Central Command expressed his support for the Iran nuclear deal, arguing that the deal is important to curtail developments in Iran’s nuclear program.
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Coercive tactics? Putin touts Russia’s ‘invincible’ nuclear weapons
Russia’s president claimed that Russia’s new “invincible” missiles could overcome any present or future missile defense systems.
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GAO: Fix security flaws or anyone will be able to track a F-22
Security vulnerabilities associated with new transponders to be inserted in all military aircraft by Jan. 1, 2020, may jeopardize DoD security and missions, according to GAO.
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In first, US Marines attend Finland’s Exercise Arrow
Exercise Arrow is an annual Finnish multinational exercise involving mechanized infantry, artillery and mortar field training in a live-fire exercise.
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Air Force, Army, NATO force break multidomain ground in Alaska exercise
The Air Force and Army partnered with NATO allies during the latest Red Flag-Alaska exercise, displaying a joint capability for the first time in Red Flag-Alaska history
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DoD watchdog: Air Force failed to effectively manage F-22 modernization
Without a clear contracting strategy, the F-22 Program Office has increased the likelihood of delays in the modernization schedule.
-
DARPA wants to connect human brains and machines
Neurotechnology would significantly increase the speed at which information is transferred from humans to machines, and a brain-systems interface may be a requirement to keep up with the pace and complexity of future combat zones.
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CENTCOM chief backs Iran deal as Trump chooses critic for top diplomacy job
The head of U.S. Central Command expressed his support for the Iran nuclear deal, arguing that the deal is important to curtail developments in Iran’s nuclear program.
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Coercive tactics? Putin touts Russia’s ‘invincible’ nuclear weapons
Russia’s president claimed that Russia’s new “invincible” missiles could overcome any present or future missile defense systems.
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GAO: Fix security flaws or anyone will be able to track a F-22
Security vulnerabilities associated with new transponders to be inserted in all military aircraft by Jan. 1, 2020, may jeopardize DoD security and missions, according to GAO.
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In first, US Marines attend Finland’s Exercise Arrow
Exercise Arrow is an annual Finnish multinational exercise involving mechanized infantry, artillery and mortar field training in a live-fire exercise.
-
Air Force, Army, NATO force break multidomain ground in Alaska exercise
The Air Force and Army partnered with NATO allies during the latest Red Flag-Alaska exercise, displaying a joint capability for the first time in Red Flag-Alaska history
-
DoD watchdog: Air Force failed to effectively manage F-22 modernization
Without a clear contracting strategy, the F-22 Program Office has increased the likelihood of delays in the modernization schedule.
-
DARPA wants to connect human brains and machines
Neurotechnology would significantly increase the speed at which information is transferred from humans to machines, and a brain-systems interface may be a requirement to keep up with the pace and complexity of future combat zones.
-
CENTCOM chief backs Iran deal as Trump chooses critic for top diplomacy job
The head of U.S. Central Command expressed his support for the Iran nuclear deal, arguing that the deal is important to curtail developments in Iran’s nuclear program.
-
Coercive tactics? Putin touts Russia’s ‘invincible’ nuclear weapons
Russia’s president claimed that Russia’s new “invincible” missiles could overcome any present or future missile defense systems.
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GAO: Fix security flaws or anyone will be able to track a F-22
Security vulnerabilities associated with new transponders to be inserted in all military aircraft by Jan. 1, 2020, may jeopardize DoD security and missions, according to GAO.
