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07/05/2024
Finland's Small Defense Industry Suited For Competition
Finland joined NATO on April 4, 2023. That in turn prompted Russia to send thousands of asylum seekers to the border, which overwhelmed authorities and forced Finland to close its borders in two-month intervals until it can update its immigration laws. -
07/03/2024
U.S. Army Comes Ashore in NATO’s High North
NATO’s Steadfast Defender 2024 exercise was the alliance’s largest post-Cold War exercise to test allied and partnered capabilities to conduct a large-scale fight. -
06/27/2024
NATO Allies Get on Same Page During Biggest Exercise
NATO’s Steadfast Defender 2024 is the alliance’s largest exercise since the Cold War. -
06/06/2024
VIEWPOINT: Pentagon Brings Clarity to Buy American Requirements
On Feb. 15 the Defense Department issued a final rule amending the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement to implement Executive Order 14005, “Ensuring the Future is Made in All of America by All of America’s Workers.” -
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06/03/2024
JUST IN: Kamikaze Drone Threat Putting Air Defense Back in Army Maneuver Formations
The use of loitering munitions on modern battlefields is forcing the Army to consider merging the now segregated worlds of long-range offensive fires and air defense, one of the service’s top officers said June 3. -
05/24/2024
Marines, Navy Hone Skills For Embassy Evacuations
The Marines, alongside additional forces from the Navy and participants from the State Department, were executing a non-combatant evacuation operation, or NEO, training exercise, exploring how to improve the process of evacuating civilians and senior officials from deteriorating security conditions. -
05/08/2024
JUST IN: Indo-Pacific Exercises Present Necessary Challenges for Army
Following a month-long tour across seven countries in the Indo-Pacific, the commander of Army Pacific Command said one of the best ways to combat the region’s logistical land issues is through partnerships and exercises, but they have logistical challenges of their own. -
05/01/2024
BREAKING: It’s Time to Move Out on CJADC2 Capabilities, Adm. Grady Insists
The U.S. military services each have their individual contributions to the Defense Department’s Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative, but the services are increasingly working together to make the concept a reality, the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said May 1. -
04/30/2024
MDM News: Marine Corps Cyber, Intel Units Aim to Get ‘Smaller, Lighter, Faster’
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Marine Corps has stood up a new program office for both intelligence and cyber operations, and the fledgling organization is focused on reducing the size of equipment while increasing its relevance for the warfighter.