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Congress mulls spring continuing resolution to avoid government shutdown
Congress will likely need a stopgap spending measure for February or March.
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Naval Group starts construction on France’s newest frigate
The first steel cut has been made for the new French FDI (defense and intervention) frigate, the Admiral Ronarc’h-class, which will be known on the export market as the Belh@arra.
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How acquisition reform can give the US a strategic advantage in space
It the U.S. wants to keep up with its near-peer competitors in space, the government needs to embrace the commercial space launch market and promote competition among providers.
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Pentagon told witness not to testify in Trump impeachment inquiry
A Defense Department official who testified in the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump did so in defiance of the Pentagon, which told her not to cooperate.
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Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
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B-21 Raider hits the production line | Defense News Minute for Oct. 24, 2019
B-21 Raider hits the production line and the Navy makes progress with USS Gerald Ford maintenance.
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Inhofe to offer ‘skinny’ defense policy bill as backup plan
The Senate Armed Serviced Committee chairman says he will offer a bare bones version of the 2020 defense policy bill this week.
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Russian nuclear subs launch ICBMs in military drill
The drills featured practice launches of several intercontinental ballistic missiles as well as warships and strategic bombers firing cruise missiles at test targets.
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For secure communications in the Arctic, the military can now use this satellite
The Enhanced Polar System is now fully available to the military, ensuring highly secure military communications are available in the polar region.
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F-15Es deploy to Al Dhafra
F-15Es from the 494th Fighter Squadron “Panthers,” from RAF Lakenheath in England, land at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates Oct. 18 to support ongoing operations in the Middle East.
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Congress mulls spring continuing resolution to avoid government shutdown
Congress will likely need a stopgap spending measure for February or March.
-
Naval Group starts construction on France’s newest frigate
The first steel cut has been made for the new French FDI (defense and intervention) frigate, the Admiral Ronarc’h-class, which will be known on the export market as the Belh@arra.
-
How acquisition reform can give the US a strategic advantage in space
It the U.S. wants to keep up with its near-peer competitors in space, the government needs to embrace the commercial space launch market and promote competition among providers.
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Pentagon told witness not to testify in Trump impeachment inquiry
A Defense Department official who testified in the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump did so in defiance of the Pentagon, which told her not to cooperate.
-
Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
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B-21 Raider hits the production line | Defense News Minute for Oct. 24, 2019
B-21 Raider hits the production line and the Navy makes progress with USS Gerald Ford maintenance.
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Inhofe to offer ‘skinny’ defense policy bill as backup plan
The Senate Armed Serviced Committee chairman says he will offer a bare bones version of the 2020 defense policy bill this week.
-
Russian nuclear subs launch ICBMs in military drill
The drills featured practice launches of several intercontinental ballistic missiles as well as warships and strategic bombers firing cruise missiles at test targets.
-
For secure communications in the Arctic, the military can now use this satellite
The Enhanced Polar System is now fully available to the military, ensuring highly secure military communications are available in the polar region.
-
F-15Es deploy to Al Dhafra
F-15Es from the 494th Fighter Squadron “Panthers,” from RAF Lakenheath in England, land at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates Oct. 18 to support ongoing operations in the Middle East.
-
Congress mulls spring continuing resolution to avoid government shutdown
Congress will likely need a stopgap spending measure for February or March.
-
Naval Group starts construction on France’s newest frigate
The first steel cut has been made for the new French FDI (defense and intervention) frigate, the Admiral Ronarc’h-class, which will be known on the export market as the Belh@arra.
-
How acquisition reform can give the US a strategic advantage in space
It the U.S. wants to keep up with its near-peer competitors in space, the government needs to embrace the commercial space launch market and promote competition among providers.
-
Pentagon told witness not to testify in Trump impeachment inquiry
A Defense Department official who testified in the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump did so in defiance of the Pentagon, which told her not to cooperate.
-
Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
-
B-21 Raider hits the production line | Defense News Minute for Oct. 24, 2019
B-21 Raider hits the production line and the Navy makes progress with USS Gerald Ford maintenance.
-
Inhofe to offer ‘skinny’ defense policy bill as backup plan
The Senate Armed Serviced Committee chairman says he will offer a bare bones version of the 2020 defense policy bill this week.
-
Russian nuclear subs launch ICBMs in military drill
The drills featured practice launches of several intercontinental ballistic missiles as well as warships and strategic bombers firing cruise missiles at test targets.
-
For secure communications in the Arctic, the military can now use this satellite
The Enhanced Polar System is now fully available to the military, ensuring highly secure military communications are available in the polar region.
-
F-15Es deploy to Al Dhafra
F-15Es from the 494th Fighter Squadron “Panthers,” from RAF Lakenheath in England, land at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates Oct. 18 to support ongoing operations in the Middle East.
