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Rapid Fire 2010-06-01: Information Superiority

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* US to help South Korea plug gaps in naval defense. * UK coalition government announces new defense ministers. * Project H-XBR: Eurocopter, Brazil open Brazilian center of excellence, hold first EC725 test flight. * DoD’s Operationally Responsive Space Office launches satellite data-gathering payload built in a week. * RAND: Study examines how the US can use information superiority against insurgents. * US Army begins BRAC-mandated move of its Armor School and 180 M1 Abrams tanks to Fort Benning, GA, from Fort Knox, TN. * Curtiss-Wright to pay $19 million in cash for Hybricon, a maker of electronic subcomponents for the US military.

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