Report: Golden Dome orbital interceptors face daunting economics
SpaceNews.com reports: WASHINGTON — A planned constellation of U.S.
SpaceNews.com reports: WASHINGTON — A planned constellation of U.S.
By Wall Street Journal: Iran launched an attack against U.S. Navy ships on Monday that the U.S. military has yet to acknowledge, according to U.S. officials, after firing ballistic missiles at an aircraft carrier and a guided-missile destroyer over the weekend.
By Reuters: The Pentagon has decided which company will make the U.S. Navy's next-generation stealth fighter and could announce the winner in the coming weeks or sooner, two people briefed on the matter said.
By SpaceNews.com: An unspoken assumption in the Golden Dome’s development is that America will be the only nation to deploy such a system.
By DefenseNews.com: Elements of the 82nd Airborne Division will remain in the Central Command area of operations, according to a memo.
By Breaking Defense: The proliferation of AI is forcing the USAF to rethink cyber defense, and a new regional defense pact could shake up arms sales in the Middle East.
By Payload: Gen. Douglas Schiess became the chief of space operations on Sept. 3, following the retirement of Gen. B. Chance Saltzman, who led the almost-seven-year-old service for nearly four years.
By AeroTime: Boris Pistorius said Germany will send Ukraine PAC-2 interceptors from Bundeswehr stocks, as the EU cleared Patriot buys under its support loan.
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