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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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US clears record total for arms sales in FY17
The long-awaited sale of F-16 fighter jets to Bahrain has helped set a new annual record in weapon sales cleared by the U.S. State Department.
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Mattis outlines impacts of continuing resolution; Army worst hit
Operating under a continuing resolution for even three months will impact dozens of procurement and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, according to the secretary of defense.
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State clears $4B in long-awaited weapons for Bahrain
The U.S. State Department has cleared the sale of almost $4 billion in weapons to Bahrain, including a sale of F-16 fighters that was halted under the Obama administration.
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Payback emerges on Pentagon’s Manufacturing USA initiative
To find out how the Pentagon is driving new manufacturing techniques, you need to look outside the building and to a network of public-private partnerships located around the country.
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Here’s the technology in which DoD’s innovation hubs will be investing
Leaders from four key Pentagon innovation centers have revealed what their groups will be focusing on in the next few years.
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Comptroller ‘enthusiastic’ about audit possibilities
Norquist said the Department of Defense will benefit in the long term from the audit of its finances, set to start in fiscal year 2018.
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Norquist warns of ‘corrosive,’ wasteful multiple continuing resolutions
The Pentagon’s top budget official, in his first public speech since taking office, lamented how continuing resolutions have become “the new normal, and therefore, somehow acceptable.”
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Industrial base requirements complicate NATO capability growth
As NATO attempts to modernize its capabilities, it is looking for ways to convince allied nations to invest in alliance capability gaps over other domestic defense requirements.
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NATO official: Alliance’s future hinges on aligned investments
For NATO to meet its modern requirements, nations need to align their national priorities with guidance from the military alliance, a top official argued Wednesday.
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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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US clears record total for arms sales in FY17
The long-awaited sale of F-16 fighter jets to Bahrain has helped set a new annual record in weapon sales cleared by the U.S. State Department.
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Mattis outlines impacts of continuing resolution; Army worst hit
Operating under a continuing resolution for even three months will impact dozens of procurement and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, according to the secretary of defense.
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State clears $4B in long-awaited weapons for Bahrain
The U.S. State Department has cleared the sale of almost $4 billion in weapons to Bahrain, including a sale of F-16 fighters that was halted under the Obama administration.
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Payback emerges on Pentagon’s Manufacturing USA initiative
To find out how the Pentagon is driving new manufacturing techniques, you need to look outside the building and to a network of public-private partnerships located around the country.
-
Here’s the technology in which DoD’s innovation hubs will be investing
Leaders from four key Pentagon innovation centers have revealed what their groups will be focusing on in the next few years.
-
Comptroller ‘enthusiastic’ about audit possibilities
Norquist said the Department of Defense will benefit in the long term from the audit of its finances, set to start in fiscal year 2018.
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Norquist warns of ‘corrosive,’ wasteful multiple continuing resolutions
The Pentagon’s top budget official, in his first public speech since taking office, lamented how continuing resolutions have become “the new normal, and therefore, somehow acceptable.”
-
Industrial base requirements complicate NATO capability growth
As NATO attempts to modernize its capabilities, it is looking for ways to convince allied nations to invest in alliance capability gaps over other domestic defense requirements.
-
NATO official: Alliance’s future hinges on aligned investments
For NATO to meet its modern requirements, nations need to align their national priorities with guidance from the military alliance, a top official argued Wednesday.
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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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US clears record total for arms sales in FY17
The long-awaited sale of F-16 fighter jets to Bahrain has helped set a new annual record in weapon sales cleared by the U.S. State Department.
-
Mattis outlines impacts of continuing resolution; Army worst hit
Operating under a continuing resolution for even three months will impact dozens of procurement and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, according to the secretary of defense.
-
State clears $4B in long-awaited weapons for Bahrain
The U.S. State Department has cleared the sale of almost $4 billion in weapons to Bahrain, including a sale of F-16 fighters that was halted under the Obama administration.
-
Payback emerges on Pentagon’s Manufacturing USA initiative
To find out how the Pentagon is driving new manufacturing techniques, you need to look outside the building and to a network of public-private partnerships located around the country.
-
Here’s the technology in which DoD’s innovation hubs will be investing
Leaders from four key Pentagon innovation centers have revealed what their groups will be focusing on in the next few years.
-
Comptroller ‘enthusiastic’ about audit possibilities
Norquist said the Department of Defense will benefit in the long term from the audit of its finances, set to start in fiscal year 2018.
-
Norquist warns of ‘corrosive,’ wasteful multiple continuing resolutions
The Pentagon’s top budget official, in his first public speech since taking office, lamented how continuing resolutions have become “the new normal, and therefore, somehow acceptable.”
-
Industrial base requirements complicate NATO capability growth
As NATO attempts to modernize its capabilities, it is looking for ways to convince allied nations to invest in alliance capability gaps over other domestic defense requirements.
-
NATO official: Alliance’s future hinges on aligned investments
For NATO to meet its modern requirements, nations need to align their national priorities with guidance from the military alliance, a top official argued Wednesday.
