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Turkey to Rolls-Royce: Let’s renegotiate terms for TF-X fighter jet support
The Turkish government is keen to revive talks with Rolls-Royce for the design and production of its first indigenous fighter jet, the TF-X, a top cabinet minister says.
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Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
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Schriver, Pentagon Asia policy lead, exits building
Schriver led a reorganization of the Pacific regional team, including the creation of a new China-focused office.
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Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
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Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
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House passes ‘progressive’ defense bill, 377-48
The compromise 2020 NDAA passed the House with a strong bipartisan vote.
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CNO Sounds Off: The Drift, Season II, Vol. IV
The Navy’s new Chief of Naval Operations made his first major public appearance as CNO last week. The Drift brings you all the highlights.
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A new radar to track space objects is almost ready
The advanced system will provide advanced space situational awareness for the Air Force and has already proven effective in testing.
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Here’s the Navy’s top priority | Defense News Minute, Dec. 11, 2019
The Navy’s new CNO has made clear where Navy acquisition has to focus.
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HASC chair satisfied with final NDAA compromise | Military Times Reports
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., said he’s satisfied with the National Defense Authorization Act for 2020.
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Turkey to Rolls-Royce: Let’s renegotiate terms for TF-X fighter jet support
The Turkish government is keen to revive talks with Rolls-Royce for the design and production of its first indigenous fighter jet, the TF-X, a top cabinet minister says.
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Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
-
Schriver, Pentagon Asia policy lead, exits building
Schriver led a reorganization of the Pacific regional team, including the creation of a new China-focused office.
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Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
-
Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
-
House passes ‘progressive’ defense bill, 377-48
The compromise 2020 NDAA passed the House with a strong bipartisan vote.
-
CNO Sounds Off: The Drift, Season II, Vol. IV
The Navy’s new Chief of Naval Operations made his first major public appearance as CNO last week. The Drift brings you all the highlights.
-
A new radar to track space objects is almost ready
The advanced system will provide advanced space situational awareness for the Air Force and has already proven effective in testing.
-
Here’s the Navy’s top priority | Defense News Minute, Dec. 11, 2019
The Navy’s new CNO has made clear where Navy acquisition has to focus.
-
HASC chair satisfied with final NDAA compromise | Military Times Reports
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., said he’s satisfied with the National Defense Authorization Act for 2020.
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Turkey to Rolls-Royce: Let’s renegotiate terms for TF-X fighter jet support
The Turkish government is keen to revive talks with Rolls-Royce for the design and production of its first indigenous fighter jet, the TF-X, a top cabinet minister says.
-
Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
-
Schriver, Pentagon Asia policy lead, exits building
Schriver led a reorganization of the Pacific regional team, including the creation of a new China-focused office.
-
Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
-
Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
-
House passes ‘progressive’ defense bill, 377-48
The compromise 2020 NDAA passed the House with a strong bipartisan vote.
-
CNO Sounds Off: The Drift, Season II, Vol. IV
The Navy’s new Chief of Naval Operations made his first major public appearance as CNO last week. The Drift brings you all the highlights.
-
A new radar to track space objects is almost ready
The advanced system will provide advanced space situational awareness for the Air Force and has already proven effective in testing.
-
Here’s the Navy’s top priority | Defense News Minute, Dec. 11, 2019
The Navy’s new CNO has made clear where Navy acquisition has to focus.
-
HASC chair satisfied with final NDAA compromise | Military Times Reports
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., said he’s satisfied with the National Defense Authorization Act for 2020.
