The Fight For Libya: A Tech Recap -- Defense Tech
Now that Gadhafi has been eliminated we thought we’d take a look back at NATO’s military campaign to support the Libyan rebels.
As of this writing, NATO has conducted a total of 26,089 sorties, including 9,618 strike sorties against Gadhafi’s forces since March 31. Just yesterday, NATO jets conducted 16 strike missions and flew a total of 19 overall sorties.
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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS
U.S. Drone, French Jet Stopped Gadhafi Convoy -- Defense News
Nato operation in Libya 'finished', France says -- The Telegraph
Securing Libya’s weapons -- Defpro
Germany Said to Cancel Billions in Military Plane Orders -- New York Times
U.S. approves sale of Stinger missiles to Egypt -- World Tribune
Looming Iran Assessment Worries Russia -- Global Security Newswire
High-tech plane to scan for threats -- The West Australian
Australian Subs: Big Boats, Big Budgets, Big Plans -- Strategy Page
Warplanes: China Closes In On Japan -- Strategy Page
Japan pushes for relocation of US airbase -- The Telegraph
U.S. Shuts North Iraq Division Ahead Of Pullout -- Defense News
Alleged rapes by U.S. soldiers ratchet up anger in South Korea -- L.A. Times
Some Suggested (and Unreported) Issues on the F-35 -- CDI
What motivates an all F-35B force? -- ELP
AWACS to Get Unmanned Partner? -- Ares/Aviation Week
Navy To Arm LCS With New Missile System -- Aol Defense
Tomorrow’s Missile Subs: Smaller, Cheaper, With Lots of Robot Pals -- Danger Room
Army Looking at New Battlefield Tablets -- Ares/Aviation Week
Pentagon weighing how to respond to cyberattacks -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Doctrine to Establish Rules of Engagement Against Cyber Attacks -- US Department of Defense
Pentagon Struggles with Avalanche of Surveillance Data -- Space News
Navy Network Faces The Budget Ax -- Aol Defense
Cybercommand chief opposes U.N. net control -- Washington Times
FBI official says secure, alternate Internet is needed to protect critical systems -- Washington Post
Pentagon Looks to Smart Grids for Battlefield Energy -- US Department of Defense
Don't Rush to Gut Ground Forces -- Nathan Freier, Aol Defense
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