Gambit 6 | CCA: The new vision for air dominance

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Gambit 6 | CCA: The new vision for air dominance Presented by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, INC. Designed for the global market, GA-ASI's modular Gambit Series of Collaborative Combat Aircraft brings affordable mass to the fight. Our latest innovation, Gambit 6, works alongside crewed and uncrewed aircraft to deliver advanced strike capabilities for air-to-ground missions. Gambit 6 is rapid to field, quick to adapt, and fast to fly. Learn more. Villagers in South Lebanon hang on to hope and their homes as war continues "My house is my only shelter, and I don't want to leave it," one villager told Breaking Defense.   Iran conflict could open door for new players in Gulf defense market As Gulf countries reassess defense needs after the Iran conflict, new entrants may find a windfall, writes Alek Jovovic of CSIS.   ST Engineering to serve as subcontractor for Kuwaiti navy vessels deal The contract is valued at 600 million Singapore dollars (467.6 million USD).   Hormuz disruption will change trade — and defense — at other chokepoints Disruption at the Strait of Hormuz will set off a chain reaction of pressure through the global shipping network, requiring international defense efforts, writes US Navy Supply Corps Capt. Michael Kidd.   Switzerland considers 'complete termination' of US Patriot order, vows to extend payment freeze Bern warned that the Patriot drama could not only affect a larger F-35 sale, but "the entire Swiss Foreign Military Sale portfolio with the USA."   'Of course' Navy leader 'concerned' that Iran conflict diminishes US ability to deter China "It's a mathematical certainty that if you consume a fixed resource, then your ability to bring that to bear on another problem set is diminished by the amount you subtract it," Adm. Daryl Caudle said.   Israel approves $45B defense budget as Iran war rages Israel's defense budget has undergone major increases in recent years, reflecting the country's shift from low-level conflicts to a multi-front war that began on Oct. 7, 2023.   Ukraine inks defense agreements with Qatar and Saudi Arabia, with UAE to follow "Ukraine has been countering [Iranian drones] for years [and] all features of this defense are of interest to the Gulf," Samuel Bendett, adviser at Center for New America Security, told Breaking Defense.   Between defense and political shifts: AlRaqib returns to read the future of the Arabian Gulf [Sponsored]  Al-Raqib Podcast launches its second season with a confident stride, continuing to fill a significant gap in Arabic content specializing in defense and geopolitical affairs within the Arabian Gulf.

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