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Boeing bows out of Navy’s new trainer jet competition Poland intends to buy two more squads of F-35s, minister says Better collaboration needed on SOCOM programs, says government watchdog Four U-2S Spy Planes Would Be Restored In Bill That Would Save The Dragon Lady Fleet US Army commissions second cohort of tech executives into innovation unit Boeing bows out of Navy’s new trainer jet competition Poland intends to buy two more squads of F-35s, minister says Better collaboration needed on SOCOM programs, says government watchdog Four U-2S Spy Planes Would Be Restored In Bill That Would Save The Dragon Lady Fleet US Army commissions second cohort of tech executives into innovation unit
📍 National Security
Elon Musk’s Self-Contradictory Military Policy
The soon-to-be trillionaire’s politics undermine his own business as a government contractor.
Foreign Policy2h ago
📍 National Security
Conflicts are jolting energy systems. Will they cause ‘structural breaks’?
At the 2026 Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum, policy experts shared lessons learned from ongoing wars and explored potential future energy outcomes. The post Conflicts are jolting energy systems. Will they cause ‘structural breaks’? appeared first on Atlantic Council.
Atlantic Council2h ago
🏴 Europe / NATO
Ukraine’s defense AI chief predicts ‘new paradigm’ of warfare
“The system that possesses more data and better understands that data, proposes solutions — that system will gain the advantage over the other."
Defense News3h ago
🏴 Europe / NATO
So what’s the strategy for NATO’s transformation?
Host Matthew Kroenig is joined by Admiral Pierre Vandier, Supreme Allied Commander of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation (ACT) to discuss how NATO is confronting the changing nature of war and the evolving threats facing the alliance. NATO ACT leads the Alliance’s military…
Atlantic Council3h ago
🌍 Middle East
Israeli startup unveils laser system it says can kill drones in seconds
“It’s a game changer. It’s smaller, uses only 4kWh, can be connected to a vehicle, and is three to four times less expensive than current laser or microwave systems,” Erex Riahi, the CEO of Esh-Tech, said.
Breaking Defense3h ago

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