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Nichtstaatliche Interessengruppen werden zu Kriegsparteien

10 Thesen zur Veränderung im Verteidigungsbereich – Teil 2: Warum Firmen schließen lernen sollten Während die Staaten immer kriegsmüder werden,…

Allgemein China Militärstrategie Strategie USA Verteidigung Waffen und Technologie

Dividere, not impera

Die Entscheidung der australischen Regierung, einen strategischen Sicherheitspakt mit den USA und dem Vereinigten Königreich einzugehen (AUKUS), zerstört das Vertrauen…

Allgemein China Gesellschaft Militärstrategie Russland Strategie Terrorismus Verteidigung Waffen und Technologie

Sind Atomwaffen wirklich gefährlich?

Die NATO hat in der vergangenen Woche ihre 17. Konferenz zur Rüstungskontrolle, Abrüstung und Massenvernichtungswaffen abgehalten. Bezeichnend, dass sich die…

Allgemein Strategie Verteidigung Zivil-militärische Zusammenarbeit

„Alle Räder stehen still…“

… wenn dein starker Arm es will.“ „Dank“ des Streiks bei der Bahn hatten viele Soldaten Probleme, ins Wochenende oder…

Allgemein China Militärstrategie Russland Strategie USA Verteidigung Waffen und Technologie

Der Kampf gegen Windmühlen

Indien fürchtet um Einfluss im Golf von Bengalen und dem Indischen Ozean. Chinas Machtansprüche werden immer umfassender und immer robuster…

DefenseNews

Raytheon, Northrop advance in competition to develop hypersonic weapons interceptor
The Missile Defense Agency awarded contracts to Raytheon and Northrop Grumman to continue development of its Glide Phase Interceptor designed to take out hypersonic threats.
Jen Judson
Head of US Army combat vehicle modernization moves to Army Futures Command
While the future leader of U.S. Army Futures Command has yet to be named, Maj. Gen. Ross Coffman will pin on his third star and take over as deputy commanding general of the service's modernization branch.
Jen Judson
French navy eyeing US progress in unmanned, ‘data-centric’ operations
France believes U.S. advances in unmanned systems, artificial intelligence and networked operations could shape its naval tech investments and concept development work.
Megan Eckstein
Having visited Pakistan and China, is Argentina ready to buy the JF-17 jet?
Here's what we know about Argentina's progress so far in acquiring the JF-17 fighter, and its related goals for supporting local industry.
Usman Ansari, José Higuera
Vets: Use your benefits | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 6.17.22
In this week’s episode, we explore why veterans aren’t using their health benefits, why Norway rejected an old chopper contract and how to handle big data on th
South Korea develops robot for autonomous tunnel exploration
The robot can explore underground tunnels without topographic information, detecting risks and generating a 3D map of the exploration area, a government agency says.
Brian Kim
The congressional fight to scrap littoral combat ships isn’t over
Congress appears poised to save five littoral combat ships from an early retirement, but the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee is saying that the fight to ditch the ships is not yet over.
Joe Gould, Megan Eckstein
US Air Force mints program to hone command and control
“In order to fight as joint and coalition forces,” Lt. Col. Steve Wyatt said, “we need to understand each other’s capabilities and limitations, and how each entity operates and communicates.”
Colin Demarest, Stephen Losey
South Korea is trying to double the range of its K239 rocket launcher
The Agency for Defense Development announced its effort, a key part of which is the application of ducted rocket propulsion technology.
Daehan Lee
Spain finalizes $2.1 billion deal for 20 Eurofighters to replace old F-18s
Eurofighter had something of a lock on replacing the oldest of Spain's U.S.-made planes, stationed on the popular tourist island of Gran Canaria, and the government in Madrid had cleared the purchase in late 2021.
Sebastian Sprenger
House defense bill calls for US-built ships to modernize strategic sealift fleet
After neglecting strategic sealift for too long, some in Congress are trying a new approach to get the Navy and the Maritime Administration to invest in new US-made ships.
Megan Eckstein
US Army lacks plan to modernize Apache helicopter, lawmakers say
The Apache attack helicopter is expected to fly all the way into 2050, but the Army has not articulated its plans to modernize the aircraft. The House Armed Services Committee wants to see a more concrete plan from the service on the helicopter's way forward.
Jen Judson
US Air Force seeks tech sweet spot for Advanced Battle Management System
“Those who have followed this ABMS journey, they’ve probably seen that it’s evolved over time as we learn more,” said Gen. CQ Brown, U.S. Air Force chief of staff.
Colin Demarest
US to send Ukraine rocket systems, other aid in new package
The aid is part of the $40 billion in security and economic assistance passed last month by Congress.
Lolita Baldor, Matthew Lee, The Associated Press
Parsons’ chief executive talks acquisitions, Ukraine and the defense budget
Carey Smith took over as chief executive of Parsons in April 2021. Since then, the contractor has kept up a busy pace of acquisitions, most recently picking up Xator, which specializes in cybersecurity, counter-drone technology, biometrics and more.
Marjorie Censer

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Nichtstaatliche Interessengruppen werden zu Kriegsparteien

Dividere, not impera

Sind Atomwaffen wirklich gefährlich?

„Alle Räder stehen still…“

Der Kampf gegen Windmühlen

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