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- Space Force testing space-based sensors to track airborne targets
- Trump wants a twin-engined F-35. Experts say itโs โnot feasible.โ
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- Army Vice Chief: Fate of ITEP depends on serviceโs share of FY26 budget request
- How will the Army train the next generation of helicopter pilots?
- Iranโs air defenses around nuclear site more โbrittleโ than expected: Exclusive analysis
- Marines โcommittedโ to JLTV despite Army divestment, expected price increase: Service chief
- US policymakers beware: Egyptโs relationship with China is preparing for takeoff
- Army eyeing ISR portfolio pivot, plans tests for 1,000-mile range launched effect
- Reasons why anti-submarine warfare in the Pacific should be distributed and autonomous
- As Peru seeks new fighter jets, global firms jockey for position
- Trump says Qatar to buy THAAD defenses, Pegasus refuelers among $42B investment
- Emil Michael, former Uber exec, confirmed as undersecretary for research and engineering
- Delaying Navyโs F/A-XX next gen fighter risks US being โoutmatchedโ by China, key lawmaker says