Is Al Qaeda in Yemen Becoming More Dangerous?
The U.S. Embassy in Yemen is now offering limited public services. It is the final U.S. embassy to reopen following …
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A Look At U.S. Army Armor: Interview With Sgt. Maj. LeRoy Hinton, USA (Ret.)
U.S. Army armored units have come a long way since their infancy during the early days of World War II. …
EA-18G Demonstrates New Targeting/Networking Capabilities
An EA-18G Growler from Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Two Three (VX-23) equipped with a new package of data network …
Small Craft for Patrol, Riverine, and Special Operations Tasks Come to the Fore in Littoral Warfare
In ensuring maritime security in the littorals, most navies and coast guards have to counter a wide range of asymmetric, …
Indian Naval Aviation: Indigenous N-LCA Advances, Pilot Training Expands
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In keeping with its thrust on indigenous development, the IN has been funding the development of the homegrown Naval …
Entering the Era of Homegrown Violent Extremism: Interview with Erroll Southers
The April 15, 2013, terrorist attack on the Boston Marathon has raised many questions about the evolving threat from homegrown …
Interview With Mary Lacey, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation
Although there has been a series of similar offices and officials in the past, the current post of Deputy Assistant …
Inaugural Flight for Production AT-6
Beechcraft Corporation carried out what it called the first flight of the first production AT-6 light attack aircraft on Aug. …
Maritime Security 2013 West Focuses on Improving Port and Coastal Surveillance
The Maritime Security 2013 West conference is currently being held in Long Beach, Calif., hosted by Homeland Security Outlook of …
Titan Solara Can Remain Aloft for Five Years
Imagine an unmanned aircraft that can stay aloft for up to five years. The Solara 50 UAV by Los Angeles-based …