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When Mother Nature Attacks the Flightline: Is the Air Force Protecting Its Shrinking Fleet? The United States Air Force has spent generations preparing its bases to survive enemy attack. Hardened facilities, dispersal plans, redundant systems and rapid runway repair all...
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The Enemy Doesn't Need to Hack Your Phone — They Can Buy Your Location For decades, the military has worried about spies, intercepted communications, careless conversations, photography around sensitive areas, and people telling the world things they probably shouldn't. Every...
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Navy Sends 1926 Era Sailors Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln to Investigate “Intolerable” Living Conditions WASHINGTON — Following widespread reports of declining morale and difficult living conditions aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, the Department of the Navy has reportedly...
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Can America Build Missiles as Fast as It Uses Them? For most of the last century, one of America's greatest military advantages wasn't a particular airplane, ship, tank or missile. It was the ability to build more of them. During...
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The Drone War Has Arrived: How the U.S. Military Is Fighting Back For decades, American air defense was primarily designed around expensive threats: fighter aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. The weapons built to destroy those threats were correspondingly...
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