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The award to Northrop Grumman Space Systems has a total value of approximately $733 million; the Lockheed Martin award, approximately $816 million, the SDA release said. All totaled, the Space Development Agency up to now has awarded nearly $4.5 billio…
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Diplomat Defense diplomacy is the peacetime diplomatic activity of militaries aimed at maintaining and strengthening relations with allies and partners.
The Defense Post A social media video published by the PLA on Saturday showed soldiers in fatigues sprinting through a military facility and fighter jets soaring above clouds, set to action…
Colin Demarest, Army T AUGUSTA, Ga. — The idea of completely replacing soldiers, tanks and other familiar trappings of war with robots, autonomy and computer-derived strategy is misguided,…
Sean Carberry, National Defense Magazine The Defense Department’s joint all-domain command and control initiative, or JADC2, is eyeing an increase in funding in the 2024 budget, and both the…
Does US military have similar system? I only see M777 or Paladin. submitted by /u/MyRibbon [link] [comments]
India maintains a strategic autonomy, balancing its interests with several major nations without over-reliance on any single country, particularly Chinaby Lt Col Manoj K Channan (Retd)India is currently in a state of inertia, assuming a prominent position within the geopolitical landscape. The new Century is purported to be the Asian Century, with the lead players being India, China and
Niche technologies like logistic & nano drones, counter-drones, loiter munitions, unarmed aerial vehicle-launched precision-guided missiles, etc are being procuredNEW DELHI: The multi-pronged in-house indigenisation push of the Indian Army is leading to successes in the form of projects worth more than `44,000 crore involving niche and modern technologies.Sources in the military establishment
It seems like Ukraine will be getting the long awaited F-16s soon. But will they change much?
From my understanding both sides are so propped up with air-defence that it’s not possible to fly offensive missions.
So what difference will they make?
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