Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- December 22, 2009

The B-2 It's bad, but the brass wants something badder. The next-generation of bombers will conduct extensive intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, as well as carry directed-energy and other non-kinetic weapons.

Air Force's Next-Gen Bomber Will Be More Spy Plane Than Strike Aircraft -- Popular Science

It turns out the Air Force's next-gen bomber really isn't much of a bomber at all. While the next iteration of stealth bombers is still but a sketch on the drawing board, the DoD and top Air Force command know what the wars of the next century will call for: intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), as well as the ability to deploy non-kinetic weapons to disrupt enemy operations, all while reserving the ability to drop the occasional ordinance -- and do it all at the same time with a single, stealthy super-weapon.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

Navies Looking for a Fight -- New Wars

Russia Discussing Amphib Deal With 3 Nations -- Defense News

Oshkosh FMTV Bid ‘Unbelievable’ -- DoD Buzz

Future Stryker: US Army to Address Mobility, Piecemeal Upgrade Issues (updated) -- Defense Industry Daily

First female Tornado crew in Afghanistan -- Royal Air Force

F-22s complete first Middle East deployment; "Raptor is ready" for AFCENT missions -- US Air Forces Central

Is Germany Losing Its Air-Defence Capability? -- Defence Professionals

The Drug Wars: Gunrunner Heaven -- Strategy Page

First New U.S. L-3 Spy Plane Due in Afghanistan by Christmas -- Bloomberg

New Army Camo First Shots and New Brit Pattern -- Defense Tech

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