Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- December 21, 2010


Russia To Develop New Heavy ICBM By 2020 -- RIA Novosti

Russia's state arms procurement program through 2020 provides for the development of a new heavy ballistic missile, a leading missile designer said on Monday.

The final decision should be made in 2012-13 by the expert community, not solely the Defense Ministry, said Yury Solomonov of the Moscow Institute of Thermal Technology (MITT), the developer of the troubled Bulava submarine-launched ballistic missile.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

New warheads for Russian missiles -- Voice of Russia

Australian spies snoop on China's expanding Star Wars arsenal -- Sydney Morning Herald

Russia and India ready to sign defence deals -- BBC

Russian-Indian second prototype T-50 fighter to fly in 2011 -- RIA Novosti

Russia Military's Chic Designer Uniforms Leave Soldiers Ill, Hospitalized (PHOTOS) -- Huffington Post

Russian strategic sub recalled for inspection -- Reuters

African Defense Spending Growth Expected to Slow -- Defpro

Berlin, Paris and Warsaw keen to beef up EU military muscle -- EU Observer

Iron Dome Springs A Serious Leak -- Strategy Page

Sources: DoD Officials Preparing Smaller 2012 Budget -- Defense News

DoD postpones Army modernization review
-- Army Times

F-35 progress for 2010 and what has to be done in 2011 -- ELP Defens(c)e Blog

Boeing built fleet of C-17s surpasses 2 million flight hours -- Boeing

Continuing Resolution Names Just 1 DoD Arms Effort -- Defense News

Incoming House intelligence chairman pushed for drone strikes -- L.A. Times

Military Will Write Rules on Gay Ban Repeal -- Military.com

DARPA Goal for Cybersecurity: Change the Game -- Dvids

Can I Quote You on Your Hidden Agenda, Defense Wonk? -- The Danger Room

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