July 18, 2022
Pentagon plan for homeland cruise missile defense taking shape
Defense One: The Pentagon’s plan to defend the U.S. homeland from cruise missiles is starting to take shape after a
Defense One: The Pentagon’s plan to defend the U.S. homeland from cruise missiles is starting to take shape after a
The Drive: The Iranian Navy has announced the introduction of what it’s calling its inaugural “drone-carrier” division. A corresponding unveiling
U.S. Army: The chief of the National Guard Bureau emphasized the Guard’s readiness to support overseas operations is also a
Inside Defense: The House has voted 329-101 to pass its version of the fiscal year 2023 defense authorization bill, now
Foreign Policy: It was like a scene from a horror movie: After weeks of calm, Russian cruise missiles, which Ukrainian
1945: The concept of the airborne laser and directed-energy weapons has, to quote the old Virginia Slims cigarette advert slogan,
The Defense Post: Approximately 100 soldiers from Britain’s 7th Air Defense Group posted at Ustka and Amari air bases participated
The Drive: The U.S. Department of Defense is exploring a range of novel concepts and weapons systems as it attempts
Newsweek: “The Ukrainians destroyed an air defense base near Luhansk,” Girkin, who uses the last name Strelkov on social media,
The Drive: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, says it has completed the first successful demonstration of the
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