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Abu Dhabi Defense Shows Highlight New Products, Partnerships "This edition has been nothing short of exceptional," Maj. Gen. Staff Pilot Faris Khalaf Al Mazrouei, chairman of the Higher Organizing Committee, which "enables our nation to cultivate and expand our defense infrastructure and technological systems, using them to ensure security and peace across the Mideast."

Israeli Cargo Ship Struck In Oman Gulf After US Air Strike The F-15 airstrike, reported to have killed 17 people, drew an initial muted response from Iranian officials. However, a ship owned by an Israeli company was damaged later in the day while sailing in the Gulf of Oman.

US Needs Better Space Defenses, Including Weapons: CSIS "This issue of classification and the challenge it presents to public discussion is … part of the reason why we wrote this report. There's nothing in the public domain like this," says CSIS's Kaitlyn Johnson.

Who's Who in Defense: James Inhofe, Ranking Member, Senate Armed Services Committee Ranking Member, Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) U.S. Senator James M. Inhofe, R-Okla. Responsibilities As the top Republican on the SASC, Inhofe exerts considerable influence over a committee that dates back to 1816, (following the wars with Great Britain). Today, the SASC plays a crucial role in fulfilling the Senate's constitutional and policymaking duties. This…

New Air Force ISR Strategy Ready, Including MQ-9 "I will tell you right now, the MQ-9 is still a very popular platform with the Combatant Commanders," Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. CQ Brown admitted. "So,  it's not something we can just walk away from."

Army EW Targets Foes For Infantry In wargames at Fort Benning, troops used radio sensors to detect "enemy" forces long before patrols stumbled across them.

EXCLUSIVE Eying China, CNO Plans Hypersonics & Lasers On Zumwalt Destroyers "Take a look at what China's really investing in," Navy CNO Adm. Mike Gilday said. "Yes, they are putting more ships in the water, but they're investing heavily in anti-ship missiles as well as satellite systems to be able to target ships. And so I'm mindful of that."

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