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Cooper, Born in 1968, Leads US Fifth Fleet with Gulf Expertise
MANAMA, July 11 — Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of the U.S. Fifth Fleet based in Bahrain, now finds himself at the center of a…
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How Electronic Warfare Jams Satellite and Drone Signals
KYIV, July 9 — The mechanics of electronic warfare are brutally simple on paper: seize control of the electromagnetic spectrum, and you blind your enemy….
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NATO Arctic Strategy and Denmark Defense Plans Unveiled
BRUSSELS, July 8 — The mechanics of NATO’s pivot to the High North are becoming clearer, though the alliance’s operational timeline remains a study in…
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History of the Patriot Missile System: From Cold War to Ukraine
TEL AVIV, July 8 — The MIM-104 Patriot system, built by Raytheon and fielded since 1981, is now in its fifth decade of service. The…
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Ukraine Granted License to Build Patriot Interceptors in Boost to
KYIV, July 8 — Ukraine has secured a license to produce its own Patriot interceptor missiles, a move that shifts the mechanics of the war’s…
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Ukraine Shifts Air Defense from Soviet to Western Systems
KYIV, July 8 — The Ukrainian Air Force, a force of approximately 35,000 personnel established in 1992, now operates a patchwork of Soviet-era legacy systems…
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US Releases 1949 Flying Discs Report After 77 Years
It took the United States government 77 years to let the public see what its own pilots and air traffic controllers wrote down in 1949….
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U.S. Troop Withdrawal Impact on Estonia’s Defense and Communities
TALLINN, July 6 — The departure of American rotational forces from Estonia carries a price tag that extends beyond military strategy, hitting local economies that…
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NATO Baltic Defense: Potential Reconfigurations After 2027
BRUSSELS, July 6 — The mechanics here are straightforward, and the numbers tell a story of their own. With the United States set to pull…
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Baltic States Latvia and Lithuania Face Potential U.S. Troop Cuts
TALLINN, July 6 — The mechanics here are straightforward but the implications are anything but. Since 2014, the Baltic states have hosted U.S. rotational forces…
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