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Pentagon seeks increased P-8 ties with Norway, UK
The United States, United Kingdom and Norway have agreed in principal to create a trilateral coalition built around the P-8 maritime aircraft — though exactly what that means remains unclear.
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US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
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Polish official: European joint procurement must be balanced
As European nations continues to discuss the need for increased joint defense acquisition, Poland wants the big players to remember that the Eastern flank should be more than just a customer.
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Ellen Lord, Textron System CEO, nominated for undersecretary of AT&L
The White House announced Tuesday its intent to nominate Ellen Lord, the CEO of Textron Systems, as the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
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India, Australia net big FMS offers
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington, he is walking away with a new offer for a C-17 aircraft.
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MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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McCain threatens to block deputy SecDef nomination
What was expected to be an easy confirmation hearing for the Trump administration’s deputy secretary of defense nominee started on a sour note Tuesday.
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Pentagon staff levels remain low, but help on the way
Through the first five months of the Trump administration, the Pentagon remains thin on political appointees, with roughly 29 percent of spots filled.
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Pentagon seeks increased P-8 ties with Norway, UK
The United States, United Kingdom and Norway have agreed in principal to create a trilateral coalition built around the P-8 maritime aircraft — though exactly what that means remains unclear.
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US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
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Polish official: European joint procurement must be balanced
As European nations continues to discuss the need for increased joint defense acquisition, Poland wants the big players to remember that the Eastern flank should be more than just a customer.
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Ellen Lord, Textron System CEO, nominated for undersecretary of AT&L
The White House announced Tuesday its intent to nominate Ellen Lord, the CEO of Textron Systems, as the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
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India, Australia net big FMS offers
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington, he is walking away with a new offer for a C-17 aircraft.
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MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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McCain threatens to block deputy SecDef nomination
What was expected to be an easy confirmation hearing for the Trump administration’s deputy secretary of defense nominee started on a sour note Tuesday.
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Pentagon staff levels remain low, but help on the way
Through the first five months of the Trump administration, the Pentagon remains thin on political appointees, with roughly 29 percent of spots filled.
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Pentagon seeks increased P-8 ties with Norway, UK
The United States, United Kingdom and Norway have agreed in principal to create a trilateral coalition built around the P-8 maritime aircraft — though exactly what that means remains unclear.
-
US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
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Polish official: European joint procurement must be balanced
As European nations continues to discuss the need for increased joint defense acquisition, Poland wants the big players to remember that the Eastern flank should be more than just a customer.
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Ellen Lord, Textron System CEO, nominated for undersecretary of AT&L
The White House announced Tuesday its intent to nominate Ellen Lord, the CEO of Textron Systems, as the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
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India, Australia net big FMS offers
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington, he is walking away with a new offer for a C-17 aircraft.
-
MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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McCain threatens to block deputy SecDef nomination
What was expected to be an easy confirmation hearing for the Trump administration’s deputy secretary of defense nominee started on a sour note Tuesday.
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Pentagon staff levels remain low, but help on the way
Through the first five months of the Trump administration, the Pentagon remains thin on political appointees, with roughly 29 percent of spots filled.
