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Al Arabiya: Your guide to ‘Operation Decisive Storm’
Allies with their fighter jets on Thursday joined Saudi Arabia in its “Decisive Storm” military operation, targeting Houthi rebels who had vowed to dislodge President Abdrabbu Mansour Hadi.
Al Arabiya News Channel reported that Saudi Arabia deployed 150,000 soldiers, 100 fighter jets and navy units in Yemen after Hadi pleaded with its Gulf ally for help against the Houthi rebels, who were advancing toward the southern city of Aden - where Hadi is based - to remove him from power in an attempted coup.
The Royal Saudi Air Force took control of Yemen’s airspace early Thursday, and destroyed four Houthi jets and its surface-to-air (SAM) missiles.
Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- March 31, 2015
A look at those involved in Saudi-led airstrikes on Yemen -- AP
US Backs Joint Arab Military Force, Ready to Cooperate -- Sputnik
Final test launch of Russia's new RS-26 Rubezh ballistic missile successful — designer -- ITAR-TASS
Russian strategic missile force drills involve over 3500 troops -- ITAR-TASS
Borey-Class Nuclear Submarines to Serve Russian Fleet Until 2050 -- Sputnik
Russian Troops Hold Counter-Terrorist Drills in Transnistria -- Sputnik
New transport aircraft to carry Armata tanks -- RBTH
Russia Deploys 96 Military Units in Crimea - Defense Minister -- Sputnik
Russia Announces Crimean Forces Up to Strength -- Moscow Times
Russia Sets Sights on High-Speed Development -- Defense News
DOE Advisers Warn US Might Lose Arctic Energy War With Russia, China -- Daily Caller
China's Military Carries First Offshore Drills in Western Pacific -- Sputnik
China orders military to keep barracks simple, guard against excess -- Reuters
Taiwan's Largest Missile Ship Goes Into Service -- Defense News/AFP
For Israeli teens, military is rite of passage -- AP
NATO Chief Seeks Closer Cooperation With the European Union -- AP
Poland Seeks Long-Range Recon Vehicles -- Defense News
‘Human rights law should not apply to the battlefield’ – UK think tank -- RT
Spy services in ‘tech arms race’ against ‘dark side of globalization’ – MI6 chief -- RT
Taiwan Seeks Stronger Cybersecurity Ties With US -- VOA
Exclusive: Pentagon chief sends military wish lists to Congress with reservations -- Reuters
Aircraft, Modernization Top Pentagon's Unfunded List -- Defense News
This Duck Drone Could Spy on Enemy Subs -- Defense One
U.S. military developing technology to launch drones from ocean floor -- Washington Times
Powerful 3D-printed rifle fires NATO rounds -- FOX News
Why Cybersecurity Dollars Do Not Add Up At the Pentagon -- NextGov
Pentagon Personnel Now Talking on 'NSA-Proof' Smartphones -- NextGov
US Military Faces High-Tech Recruiting Challenge -- VOA
Pentagon peril: Private sector jobs, unfit civilians threaten U.S. military recruiting -- Washington Times
Questions remain in officer-involved shooting at NSA -- AP
Pentagon: Thousands of Pieces of ‘Advanced Hardware’ Issued to U.S. Military Forces Lost, Listed For Sale on eBay -- The Blaze
Whispering Death: The Story of the M1 Abrams Tank -- Bill Wilson, Bold Ride
France Is Replacing the U.K. as America’s Top Ally in Europe -- Michael Shurkin and Peter A. Wilson, Newsweek
The Limits of U.S. Missile Defense -- Steven Pifer, National Interest
U.S. Nerve Gas Hit Our Own Troops in Iraq -- Barbara Koeppel, Newsweek
The Budget Trick That Made the Pentagon a Fiscal Functioning Alcoholic -- Mark Thompson, Time
Infantry overhaul: How DARPA’s new experiments could shake up ground warfare -- Washington Post
Commentary: Focus on Conventional Forces, Not Spec Ops -- Michael Tyson and Kenneth Lewton, Defense News
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