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Rapid Fire: 2010-05-27
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* US Congressional Budget Office’s Analysis of the Navy’s FY 2011 Shipbuilding Plan: Not. Affordable. * The German defense minister aims to cut EUR 1 billion per year in defense spending, including closing small military facilities. Germany currently spends less than 1.5% of GDP on defense; NATO members’ commitment is 2%. * US Navy unveils Preferred Supplier Program to offer more favorable terms and financial incentives to government contractors who demonstrate good performance. * The UK government discloses that it has 225 warheads in its nuclear arsenal. * US DARPA tasks Lockheed Martin to develop high-tech rifle-scope attachment that adjusts to targets at ranges from 3 – 600 meters. * USAF Electronic Systems Center working with DeVenCI (Defense Venture Catalyst Initiative) to solve difficult problems in 18 specific areas. * German physicists developing a quantum interface between light and atoms, which has obvious implications for quantum crypto and quantum computing. * Upgraded UK Army Lynx Mk9A helicopters arrive in Afghanistan via C-17 transports. * US Marines deploying communications innovations during African Lion 2010 exercises in Morocco. * US Navy publicly “reaffirms commitment” to 680 F-35Cs, with deployment by December 2016; while US Marines make their draft F-35B basing plans public. […]
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