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Archives by date > 2010 > October > 18th

Rapid Fire 2010-10-19: Britain’s National Security Strategy

Oct 18, 2010 20:47 UTC

  • Thinking Strategically: UK government’s new National Security Strategy [PDF] identifies terrorism, cyber attacks, natural disasters, and foreign wars as the top 4 threat facing the nation.

  • Not So Strategic: UK parliamentary panel is not impressed with government’s strategic thinking.

  • Max Boot looks at indicators of progress in Afghanistan, while WIRED discusses the prospects for an innovative program that aims to provide cellphone justice.

  • Stepping Stone: Xi Jinping is named to head China’s People Liberation Army, a stepping stone to the presidency.

  • Israel urged to step up civil disaster capabilities as a nuclear Iran – or Israeli strikes – loom large.

  • Up to $490 million to ManTech to provide integrated logistics support services to US Army Sustainment Command.

  • Peru and Ukraine’s Morozov begin testing their Tifon-2 derivative of Peru’s T-55 tanks.

  • Raytheon gets $37.6 million initial production contract to supply 22 Navy Multiband Terminals (NMT), compatible with a range of US military satellite constellations, as part of $1 billion program.

  • General Dynamics ATP continues its relationship with Boeing for C-17 parts & spares.

  • Britain’s “Wolfhound” blast resistant supply vehicles are operational in Afghanistan.

  • Infowar front: The suicide protest. Not the Buddhist variety.

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