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An Insider’s View of Global Defense Developments
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defense.info team will publish a periodic featured report focusing on key defense developments inside Washington and around the world. This report will give you a leg up on US and global defense developments and defining challenges.
You can read the news to find out today’s tweets, but how about anticipating the headlines to come, which will drive perceptions and events down the road?
Each report will focus on a key development and provide in an in-depth look at the nature of that key development and its potential impacts and consequences for global competition and cooperation.
During my most recent visit to Australia, a key focus was upon the challenge of dealing with the recovery of a more secure infrastructure by our societies in the face of the successful…
In this report, we have brought together our recent reviews of books about Putin and his regime. We are working on our latest book, The Return of Direct Defense in…
In this video, Jay Leno visits a key legacy aircraft from World War II, the Flying Fortress. When we visited France to take part in a celebration honoring the American…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjRQXjcY6u0
Recently, I had a chance to visit Naval Air Station Patuxent River and to meet with Col Matthew Kelly, who is in charge of the V-22 Joint Program Office (PMA-275).…
11/10/2019
By Defend.info Media Team
New Delhi. India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will formally receive the first of the 36 Rafale aircraft at a special ceremony in France on 8th October 2019, the day the…
By Dougal Robertson
What does a fifth-generation manoeuvrist look like? What we know is they will look less like the Australian Defence Force of today, and more like the Australia of the future. That is, they could be anyone who chooses to serve their country through the
