U.S. Plans Resilient Military Bases With Independent Power and Water Systems
The U.S. Department of War is pursuing a new approach to military installation infrastructure, with plans for a prototype base capable of operating independently of civilian utilities for 30 days. The concept combines energy independence, secure communications, water resilience and improved facilities for military personnel. Dale Marks, assistant secretary of war for energy, installations and environment, outlined the initiatives at…
China Addresses Report on New Nuclear Submarine Missile Test
China's Defense Ministry has responded to questions about reports of a strategic missile test involving a newer-generation nuclear submarine, but its public comments did not confirm the reported event or identify the submarine involved. At a press conference on Thursday, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang was asked about an October 17 report by China's state news agency Xinhua concerning…
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U.S. Plans Resilient Military Bases With Independent Power and Water Systems
The U.S. Department of War is pursuing a new approach to military installation infrastructure, with plans for a prototype base capable of operating independently of civilian utilities for 30 days. The concept combines energy independence, secure communications, water resilience and improved facilities for military personnel. Dale Marks, assistant secretary of…
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Pentagon Reports Strong Interest in Competition for Next Great American Base
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France and UK Conduct First Joint Airborne Nuclear Exercise
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