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Patrick Tucker

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Senior Technology Editor at Defense One

Sci-Tech editor for @DefenseOne. Spies, AIs and the future(s). signal https://t.co/e6TjpPddhb

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Articles

  • Defense One Radio, Ep. 183: The future of NATO, with retired French Gen. Philippe Lavigne

    2 weeks ago | defenseone.com | Patrick Tucker

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  • Comedy show to tackle serious subjects

    2 weeks ago | theguardian.com.au | Patrick Tucker

    6 Must-Visit Places In New Zealand 01:25 Improve Your Mental Health With These 5 Daily Habits 01:25 ABC Soup: The Ultimate Comfort and Nourishment Soup 01:06 5 Green Tips for Sustainable Travel With Kids 01:42 An Ultimate Guide in Choosing Pots 01:15 Best Veggies to Regrow from Scraps 01:18 5 Ways Studying Aboard Could End Up Being Life-Changing 01:18 How to Start a Fitness Routine 01:31 8 Heart Disease Facts Every Woman Needs To Know 01:34 Tips For Dealing With Stress Before Exams 01:26 5...

  • Move faster, share things: A former NATO transformation chief previews the summit

    2 weeks ago | defenseone.com | Patrick Tucker

    American reticence and Russian aggression have created a sense of urgency for the upcoming NATO Summit in The Hague, where leaders plan to redouble efforts toward digital transformation and multi-domain operations. That’s according to French Gen. Philippe Lavigne, a former chief of staff of the French Air and Space Force and a former NATO Supreme Allied Commander for transformation.

  • Air Force brings ARRW hypersonic missile program back from the dead

    2 weeks ago | spaceproject.govexec.com | Patrick Tucker

    The Air Force is resurrecting its boost-glide missile program—an effort first launched to much fanfare in August 2018, only to see mixed results in testing and ultimately lose support from service leadership amid investment in alternative missiles. The AGM-183A Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon, or ARRW, is one of two hypersonic concepts the Air Force is developing now, service head Gen. David Allvin told lawmakers Thursday.

  • Air Force Brings Back the ARRW Hypersonic Missile Program

    3 weeks ago | realcleardefense.com | Patrick Tucker

    Air Force Brings Back the ARRW Hypersonic Missile Program The AGM-183A Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon, or ARRW, is one of two hypersonic concepts the Air Force is developing now Read Full Article »

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Patrick Tucker
Patrick Tucker @DefTechPat
6 Jun 25

This is the important fight no one is paying attention to: a contest between big telecom and big defense over an area of the electromagnetic spectrum, critical for missile defense radars (Golden Done) but also a potential goldmine for a small # of telecoms 👀

Tom Karako
Tom Karako @tomkarako

Auctioning critical military spectrum is a terrible idea. The low-3 GHz bandwith in particular is necessary for missile defense operations. https://t.co/ibFWUrm5hg

Patrick Tucker
Patrick Tucker @DefTechPat
6 Jun 25

RT @maxseddon: "The notion that Putin is under pressure from his military-industrial lobby to continue the war is fallacious. His overridin…

Patrick Tucker
Patrick Tucker @DefTechPat
3 Jun 25

RT @brandontseng2: It’s amazing to me how everyone started in Ukraine saying they were there to help, and then when the problem got hard th…