Defense
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US Navy ousts top commanders of ship repair facility in Japan
The Navy fired both the commanding and executive officers of the U.S. Naval Ship Repair Facility and Japan Regional Maintenance…
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Ukraine should lift export ban on reconnaissance drones, vendor says
MILAN — Ukraine may lift an export ban on drone systems to generate revenue for local companies, a move one…
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Russia flaunts doomsday weapons to curb Western support for Ukraine
This year has seen President Vladimir Putin repeatedly brandish the nuclear sword, reminding everyone that Russia has the world’s largest…
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How one warship thwarting a Houthi attack a year ago changed the Navy
The men and women aboard the Navy destroyer Carney could be forgiven for thinking they were headed toward a quiet…
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Future of US defense depends on culture shift prioritizing innovation
To get our national security right and to ensure that we maintain a strong national defense, we must figure out…
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How changes in Army training could limit troop brain injuries
Sending soldiers to the firing range once a week for a month instead of four days in a row might…
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Taiwan taps satellite hookups to help down invading drones
MILAN — The Taiwanese military is testing a satellite-connected setup of drone countermeasures as part of a massive effort to…
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Army secretary: Is it time to cut back on military moves?
The Army needs to take a hard look at ideas for providing greater career flexibility, stability and predictability for soldiers…
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Highlights from the US Army’s annual conference in Washington
WASHINGTON — The Association of the United States Army rolled out its annual exposition from Oct. 14-16 in Washington, with…
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As Ukraine builds better drones, do American firms still have a role?
In mid-September, massive explosions erupted in Toropets, a city in eastern Russia near the border with Belarus. Ukraine had struck…
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