Americas
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Jun- 2023 -18 June
Blinken Opens Rare Beijing Visit in Bid to Lower Temperature
Secretary of State Antony Blinken began talks in China on the highest-level trip by a US official in nearly five years.
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16 June
Shield AI, Kratos to Integrate AI Pilot With XQ-58 Valkyrie Drone
Shield AI and Kratos have partnered to integrate and market an artificially intelligent pilot with the XQ-58 Valkyrie for the US and allies.
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16 June
Northrop Grumman to Upgrade Next-Generation G/ATOR Radar System
Northrop Grumman will continue upgrading its next-generation radar following the system’s initial Full Rate Production for the US.
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16 June
US OKs $160M E-2C Hawkeye Sustainment Support for France
The US State Department has approved a potential sustainment support contract for France’s E-2C Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft.
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16 June
Iran: The Growing Threat in America’s Backyard
The United States should not overlook the threat posed by Iran's activities in Latin America, as it did with Afghanistan before 9/11.
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16 June
BANC3 to Provide Fire Control System With Augmented/Mixed Reality for US Army
Tech company BANC3 has received a contract to develop a fire control system with augmented/mixed reality capabilities for the US Army.
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16 June
US Nuclear-Powered Submarine Enters South Korean Port
A US Navy nuclear-powered submarine arrived in the South Korean port city of Busan, demonstrating Washington's pledge to counter Pyongyang's growing threats.
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16 June
NATO Weighs Extending Stoltenberg Term
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said it was up to alliance members to decide if they want to replace him, as they weigh further extending his nine years in charge.
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15 June
Austal Begins Construction of US Navy’s Next Floating Dry Dock
Austal USA has begun constructing the US Navy’s Auxiliary Floating Dock Medium at its facility in Mobile, Alabama.
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15 June
A US Training Program Contributed to a Ukrainian Pilot’s Death. It Must Do Better
The tragic story of an Ukrainian MiG-29 pilot trained by the US being killed in combat highlights the need for reform in the US Defense Cooperation system.
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