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26 March

China Poses Biggest Military Threat to US: Intel Report

China is the top threat to American interests globally, according to a US intelligence report released Tuesday, which said Beijing was making progress in its military and cyber capabilities.

26 March

A Ukrainian serviceman holds an anti-aircraft weapon as they scan for possible air targets, onboard a boat as it patrols the northwestern part of the Black Sea

Staff Writer With AFP

US Says Russia, Ukraine Agree to End Black Sea Military Action

Russia and Ukraine agreed Tuesday to halt military strikes in the Black Sea and on energy sites during talks brokered by the US, which offered to ease pressure on agricultural exports as a first concrete incentive to Moscow.

25 March

The SpaceX Falcon Heavy rests on Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, on February 5, 2018, ahead of its demonstration mission

Nick Lampson

When It Comes to China, the US Defense Industry Needs More Untethering

The US cannot effectively counter China’s influence or secure its national defense as long as its defense industry and critical industries remain entangled with Chinese suppliers.

25 March

Inder Singh Bisht

BlueHalo Demos Leap in Space-Based Laser Communication

BlueHalo has demonstrated a space-based laser communication technology with far-reaching implications for both defense and commercially.

25 March

Joe Saballa

Teledyne FLIR to Supply Long-Range Surveillance Systems to Saudi Arabia

Teledyne FLIR has secured a $7.8-million contract to deliver long-range thermal surveillance systems and associated support services to Saudi Arabia.

25 March

Joe Saballa

Oshkosh Debuts ROGUE-Fires With HIMARS Munitions

Oshkosh Defense has introduced an advanced version of its ROGUE-Fires vehicle-mounted rocket system, now featuring the same family of munitions used on the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System.

25 March

Coast Guard Cutter Spencer takes on supplies in New York Harbor, Nov. 3, 2012. The Spencer is homeported in Boston with a compliment of approximately 100 crewmembers. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Stephen Lehmann.

Rojoef Manuel

Fifth US Coast Guard Famous-Class Cutter Completes Life Extension Refurbishment

The US Coast Guard has concluded 20-month service life extension work for the fifth Famous-class cutter.

25 March

Rojoef Manuel

Bell Bids Jet Ranger X for US Army Lakota Training Helicopter Replacement

Bell Flight is proposing its Bell 505 Jet Ranger X light helicopter to replace the US Army’s UH-72 Lakota under the service’s new “Flight School Next” program.

25 March