October 5, 2015
N. Korea opts for military parade instead of missile launch
Korea Times: North Korea is likely to go for an ostentatious military parade for the celebration of the ruling party’s
Korea Times: North Korea is likely to go for an ostentatious military parade for the celebration of the ruling party’s
Sputnik: Construction of a cutting-edge missile attack early warning radar station has begun in the Arctic, Russia’s Aerospace Defense Forces Deputy Commander
Air Force Space Command: As the SBIRS program continues to advance, new mission opportunities are underway, including support civil agencies,
Sputnik: Russia marks Space Force Day annually on October 4. On December 1, 2011, the national Space Force became part of the
DVIDS: Ten individuals, representing the U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines and civilian entities, were recognized as Pacific Theater Air
Stars and Stripes: CHANIA, Greece — U.S. Army Spc. Christopher Duval has spent the past two years with his finger
Washington Post: The House on Thursday adopted the conference report for the annual defense policy bill on a 270 to 156 vote,
Redstone Rocket: Wayne Leonard believes in developing relationships and communication. He expressed their importance Friday when taking the helm of
Sputnik: “During the active phase of the training, the crews of the Iskander-M operational tactical missile system completed missile attacks on various ground
The Korea Observer: The United States has imposed sanctions on two North Korean companies for involvement in missile technology proliferation
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