Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- July 14, 2015

Military hardware on show during this year's National Army Day in Tehran

Richard Spencer, The Telegraph: Arms dealers set to profit from end to Iran embargo

Tehran will be looking to upgrade its arsenal as a phased lifting of the non-nuclear arms embargo is confirmed

The phased lifting of the arms embargo on Iran that will accompany Tuesday's nuclear deal will be a boon to arms dealers and industrial exporters across the world.

Under the broader sanctions programme, offensive weapons and a whole range of kit - some obvious like military aircraft but some much more general such as types of computer software - were banned from sale to Tehran.

Russia and China are likely to be the two big beneficiaries as Iran looks to modernise its air force, which is particularly antiquated, and sharpen its already highly developed domestic missile production system.

Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- July 14, 2015

First F-16s Arrive in Iraq Under US Contract -- Military.com/FOX News

US Training Too Few New Iraq Forces to Fight ISIL - Defense Undersecretary -- Sputnik

China Wants to Develop a New Long-Range Strategic Bomber -- The Diplopmat

Updated Chinese exoskeletons could one day go into combat -- Popular Science

Russian Tu-95 Bear Strategic Bomber Crashes In Siberia -- Sputnik

Two pilots of crashed Russian bomber died — Russian Defense Ministry -- ITAR-TASS

Russia’s Project 636 submarines to revive Black Sea Fleet’s submarine forces — commander -- ITAR-TASS

Russia to Develop All-New Electronic Warfare System for Mistral Replacement -- Sputnik

Russia Developing Airships Equipped With Anti-Ballistic Missile Radars -- Sputnik

Japan’s security: A pacifist nation inches closer to taking responsibility for its own security -- The Economist

Who has airpower superiority in southern Africa? -- Defense Web

UK’s Cameron urges more UAV and surveillance SDSR spending -- Flight Global

US, Singapore Launch Maritime Warfare Exercise -- The Diplomat

Afghan war costs American taxpayers $4 million per hour – study -- RT

Allied Casualties Rise 60% in Afghanistan -- Sputnik

France pays tribute to special forces in annual parade -- Reuters

U.S. funds Colombian training of Central America security forces, documents show -- FOX News

Here’s The Tech The Army Wants To Use To Upgrade The M4 -- Task & Purpose

Pentagon Not Ready to Choose Next Generation Long-Range Strike Bomber -- Sputnik

No, F-35 Can't Fight Long-Range, Either -- Joseph Trevithick, War is Boring

Pentagon Eyes Airborne Lasers for Missile Defense -- Defense Tech

Real-Time Cyber-Attack Map Shows Scope of Global Cyber War -- Lauren Walker, Newsweek

The cyber defense crisis -- Washington Post editorial

Report: One-third of vets on pending medical care list already dead -- The Hill

238,000 US veterans died waiting for health care – leaked document -- RT

Will Personalities Determine How the Pentagon Buys Weapons? -- Michael Hoffman, DoD Buzz

The Future of U.S. Intelligence: Adapting to Deal with China -- Peter Mattis, National Interest

Global Small Arms Business is Booming -- Alex Ward, Real Clear Defense

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