Expert: Russian Military Industrial Complex Struggling to Develop New Technology
Russia’s military industries are struggling to meet the challenges of reduced state support that is forcing them into developing dual-use…
Foggo Tapped To Lead U.S. Naval Forces Europe, Africa; U.S. 5th Fleet Donegan to Director of Navy Staff
Vice Adm. James Foggo, former U.S. 6th Fleet commander and current director of the Navy Staff, has been tapped to…
BALTOPS 2017 Focuses On Air Integration To Support Realistic Coalition Warfighting Scenarios
THE PENTAGON — Fifty ships set sail in the Baltic Sea this week for the annual NATO exercise Baltic Operations…
U.S. Cyber Forces Face Security Clearance Challenges
Moving qualified service members through the security clearance process to be part of the rapidly expanding cyber mission force has…
Zukunft: Changing Arctic Could Lead to Armed U.S. Icebreakers in Future Fleet
The U.S. Coast Guard has begun work to design and buy three heavy and three medium polar icebreakers, but the…
Panel: Aegis Ashore Could Be Helpful In Pacific, Could Address Russian Air Threats
Aegis Ashore could become a model for missile defense against an aggressive North Korea in Japan, Guam and Hawaii, as…
CYBERCOM Head Rogers: U.S. Should ‘Publicly Out’ Kremlin Cyber Attacks
The United States needs to make it clear it is unacceptable and there is a price to pay if any…
Congress Notified on $1.46B P-8A Poseidon Deal with New Zealand
The State Department has given its approval to a potential $1.46 billion sale of four Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime surveillance…
U.S. Official: Russia Installed System in Crimea to Snoop on U.S. Destroyers, Jam Communications
Russia has installed a modern mobile electronic warfare system in Crimea to eavesdrop on U.S. ships in the Black Sea…
PACOM: U.S. Should Renegotiate INF Missile Treaty to Better Compete with China
The commander of U.S. Pacific Command said the United States may want to renegotiate the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty…