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Disaster aid bill that helps military stalls in immigration debate
Lawmakers are hopeful they can pass a bill that includes hundreds of millions of dollars for badly damaged military posts.
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Is Britain buying a warship? Depends who you ask.
British lawmakers are clashing with defense officials over an international competition for logistics ships.
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Could an advisory board help intel innovation?
The latest Intelligence Authorization Act, which was approved by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on May 14, would establish an advisory board for the National Reconnaissance Office.
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Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
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Democrats’ Pentagon budget bill would curb Trump’s war powers
A bill to fund the Pentagon at $8 billion less than what the White House requested passed the House Appropriations Committee.
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V-280 Completes Agility Tests, Germany Revamping Missile Defense | Defense News Minute, May 21, 2019
Bell’s V-280 Valor has finished low-speed agility maneuver testing. And Germany is set to receive an industry offer for revamping missile defense.
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What’s the end game for the US Air Force’s command and control overhaul?
In an exclusive interview, the Air Force chief of staff explained how he’d like to see his multidomain command and control initiative take root in the Pentagon.
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Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
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How Yemen’s rebels increasingly deploy drones
The Houthis claimed a coordinated drone attack, underscoring how the Arab world’s poorest country has become one of the world’s top battlefields for drones.
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Long time coming: China’s defense minister to speak at Shangri-la Dialogue
China’s defense minister is scheduled to speak at a regional security summit in Singapore next month, marking the first time in almost a decade it will have sent a high-ranking official to the annual event.
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Disaster aid bill that helps military stalls in immigration debate
Lawmakers are hopeful they can pass a bill that includes hundreds of millions of dollars for badly damaged military posts.
-
Is Britain buying a warship? Depends who you ask.
British lawmakers are clashing with defense officials over an international competition for logistics ships.
-
Could an advisory board help intel innovation?
The latest Intelligence Authorization Act, which was approved by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on May 14, would establish an advisory board for the National Reconnaissance Office.
-
Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
-
Democrats’ Pentagon budget bill would curb Trump’s war powers
A bill to fund the Pentagon at $8 billion less than what the White House requested passed the House Appropriations Committee.
-
V-280 Completes Agility Tests, Germany Revamping Missile Defense | Defense News Minute, May 21, 2019
Bell’s V-280 Valor has finished low-speed agility maneuver testing. And Germany is set to receive an industry offer for revamping missile defense.
-
What’s the end game for the US Air Force’s command and control overhaul?
In an exclusive interview, the Air Force chief of staff explained how he’d like to see his multidomain command and control initiative take root in the Pentagon.
-
Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
-
How Yemen’s rebels increasingly deploy drones
The Houthis claimed a coordinated drone attack, underscoring how the Arab world’s poorest country has become one of the world’s top battlefields for drones.
-
Long time coming: China’s defense minister to speak at Shangri-la Dialogue
China’s defense minister is scheduled to speak at a regional security summit in Singapore next month, marking the first time in almost a decade it will have sent a high-ranking official to the annual event.
-
Disaster aid bill that helps military stalls in immigration debate
Lawmakers are hopeful they can pass a bill that includes hundreds of millions of dollars for badly damaged military posts.
-
Is Britain buying a warship? Depends who you ask.
British lawmakers are clashing with defense officials over an international competition for logistics ships.
-
Could an advisory board help intel innovation?
The latest Intelligence Authorization Act, which was approved by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on May 14, would establish an advisory board for the National Reconnaissance Office.
-
Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
-
Democrats’ Pentagon budget bill would curb Trump’s war powers
A bill to fund the Pentagon at $8 billion less than what the White House requested passed the House Appropriations Committee.
-
V-280 Completes Agility Tests, Germany Revamping Missile Defense | Defense News Minute, May 21, 2019
Bell’s V-280 Valor has finished low-speed agility maneuver testing. And Germany is set to receive an industry offer for revamping missile defense.
-
What’s the end game for the US Air Force’s command and control overhaul?
In an exclusive interview, the Air Force chief of staff explained how he’d like to see his multidomain command and control initiative take root in the Pentagon.
-
Are nonlethal laser drones the new stun guns?
Made by a Russian company that specializes in stun guns and police equipment, a laser-equipped drone will provide a less lethal alternative for security forces, if used responsibly.
-
How Yemen’s rebels increasingly deploy drones
The Houthis claimed a coordinated drone attack, underscoring how the Arab world’s poorest country has become one of the world’s top battlefields for drones.
-
Long time coming: China’s defense minister to speak at Shangri-la Dialogue
China’s defense minister is scheduled to speak at a regional security summit in Singapore next month, marking the first time in almost a decade it will have sent a high-ranking official to the annual event.
