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Interview: Swedish Minister of Defence Peter Hultqvist
Sweden’s minister of defense spoke with Defense News while in Washington for his first meeting with officials from the Trump administration.
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Why the Saudi weapons deal may not live up to hype
It might be a $350 billion deal. But it will likely be far, far less.
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Why future years’ defense numbers are so strange in the FY18 budget
FYDP figures are limited in the FY18 budget.
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Nuclear weapons agency gets 11 percent funding increase in FY18 budget request
NNSA gets a cash boost, which will help keep weapons programs on track.
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Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
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FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
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Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
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Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
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Interview: Swedish Minister of Defence Peter Hultqvist
Sweden’s minister of defense spoke with Defense News while in Washington for his first meeting with officials from the Trump administration.
-
Why the Saudi weapons deal may not live up to hype
It might be a $350 billion deal. But it will likely be far, far less.
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Senate confirms three appointees to Pentagon
Secretary Mattis’ team starts to fill out.
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Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
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Why future years’ defense numbers are so strange in the FY18 budget
FYDP figures are limited in the FY18 budget.
-
Nuclear weapons agency gets 11 percent funding increase in FY18 budget request
NNSA gets a cash boost, which will help keep weapons programs on track.
-
Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
-
FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
-
Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
-
Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
-
Interview: Swedish Minister of Defence Peter Hultqvist
Sweden’s minister of defense spoke with Defense News while in Washington for his first meeting with officials from the Trump administration.
-
Why the Saudi weapons deal may not live up to hype
It might be a $350 billion deal. But it will likely be far, far less.
-
Senate confirms three appointees to Pentagon
Secretary Mattis’ team starts to fill out.
-
Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
-
Why future years’ defense numbers are so strange in the FY18 budget
FYDP figures are limited in the FY18 budget.
-
Nuclear weapons agency gets 11 percent funding increase in FY18 budget request
NNSA gets a cash boost, which will help keep weapons programs on track.
-
Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
-
FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
-
Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
-
Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
