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In Pacific, US Army Shifts Training from Disaster Relief to War
Many of the US Military’s Newest Weapons Have Major Cyber Vulnerabilities: GAO
Unmasking the GRU; The future of al-Shabaab; Bell Helicopter CEO Mitch Snyder and more
Defense firms jockey for Army business; F-35s grounded; One-on-one with DynCorp CEO; and a bit more.
Ukrainian Armed-Drone Makers Sprint Ahead as Russian Effort Hits Snag
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Staying ahead of adversaries requires a new approach to intelligence systems

In Pacific, US Army Shifts Training from Disaster Relief to War
Many of the US Military’s Newest Weapons Have Major Cyber Vulnerabilities: GAO
Unmasking the GRU; The future of al-Shabaab; Bell Helicopter CEO Mitch Snyder and more
Defense firms jockey for Army business; F-35s grounded; One-on-one with DynCorp CEO; and a bit more.
Ukrainian Armed-Drone Makers Sprint Ahead as Russian Effort Hits Snag
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Staying ahead of adversaries requires a new approach to intelligence systems

Two Croatian soldiers from 1st Platoon, 1st Company, Tiger Battalion, take cover and provide security as their platoon conducts a movement to contact exercise during the Immediate Response 2012 (IR12) training event held in Croatia on May 29, 2012.

Commentary Europe Arms

Here’s a 6-Country Defense-Development Effort That Just Might Work

Among its lessons: sometimes, small is better.

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The D Brief

Big merger in works; Trump’s remarkable interview; Ukraine’s big drone plans; One F-16 destroys two others; and just a bit more…

L3, Harris plan merger. D1’s Marcus Weisgerber: “What started as a social relationship between L3 Technologies CEO Chris Kubasik and Harris CEO Bill Brown led to Sunday’s announcement that the two …

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A security personnel looks out from the entrance of the Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul, Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018.

Commentary White House Middle East

What Happens to the World When America Stops Standing for What’s Right?

The disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi drives home the consequences of the Trump administration’s refusal to champion democratic values around the globe.

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Meng Hongwei, President, INTERPOL, on Forum Stage during the opening day of Web Summit 2017 at Altice Arena in Lisbon, Portugal, November 7, 2017.

Commentary China

Can the Chinese Be Trusted to Lead International Institutions?

The abduction of Interpol’s president shows that Beijing’s officials will be subordinate to the orders of the Communist Party.

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Pentagon Cyber

The Pentagon’s Push to Program Soldiers’ Brains

DARPA’s developing capabilities still hover at or near a proof-of-concept stage. But that’s close enough to have drawn investment from some of the world’s richest corporations.

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Russia Ukraine Robots Drones

Ukrainian Armed-Drone Makers Sprint Ahead as Russian Effort Hits Snag

The Ukrainians are eagerly off showing a proposed long-range UAV while uncertainty surrounds Russia’s Altius program.

BY Patrick Tucker READ NOW»

Advancing Munitions Accuracy with 50 Years of Defense Electronics Expertise.

For the world’s most critical missions — where precision and performance are paramount—today’s leading defense industry partners know you need more than just superior components to build the latest generation of missiles and munitions.

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