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State OKs Humvees, howitzers for Iraqi peshmerga in ISIS fight
Kurdish forces want the equipment to help fight battle the Islamic State group.
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What does ‘Buy American’ mean for industrial partnerships?
Jobs and foreign military sales come into play.
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Trump ‘Buy America’ order could drive costs in defense supply chain
A new executive order from the White House could increase defense program costs.
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The Nuclear Posture Review is underway. Here’s what to look for.
The Trump administration’s new nuclear weapons review has begun.
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Nammo CEO: Industry must invest more in research and development
If defense companies will not develop new technologies, others will, Morten Brandtzæg warns.
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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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Trump’s deputy defense secretary pick hasn’t worked in the Pentagon. Is that a problem?
Patrick Shanahan, a Boeing executive, was announced as Trump’s choice to replace Bob Work.
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Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
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The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Top House Armed Services Democrat pessimistic about budget deal
Rep. Adam Smith is not expecting good news.
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State OKs Humvees, howitzers for Iraqi peshmerga in ISIS fight
Kurdish forces want the equipment to help fight battle the Islamic State group.
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What does ‘Buy American’ mean for industrial partnerships?
Jobs and foreign military sales come into play.
-
Trump ‘Buy America’ order could drive costs in defense supply chain
A new executive order from the White House could increase defense program costs.
-
The Nuclear Posture Review is underway. Here’s what to look for.
The Trump administration’s new nuclear weapons review has begun.
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Nammo CEO: Industry must invest more in research and development
If defense companies will not develop new technologies, others will, Morten Brandtzæg warns.
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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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Trump’s deputy defense secretary pick hasn’t worked in the Pentagon. Is that a problem?
Patrick Shanahan, a Boeing executive, was announced as Trump’s choice to replace Bob Work.
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Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
-
The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Top House Armed Services Democrat pessimistic about budget deal
Rep. Adam Smith is not expecting good news.
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State OKs Humvees, howitzers for Iraqi peshmerga in ISIS fight
Kurdish forces want the equipment to help fight battle the Islamic State group.
-
What does ‘Buy American’ mean for industrial partnerships?
Jobs and foreign military sales come into play.
-
Trump ‘Buy America’ order could drive costs in defense supply chain
A new executive order from the White House could increase defense program costs.
-
The Nuclear Posture Review is underway. Here’s what to look for.
The Trump administration’s new nuclear weapons review has begun.
-
Nammo CEO: Industry must invest more in research and development
If defense companies will not develop new technologies, others will, Morten Brandtzæg warns.
-
Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
-
Trump’s deputy defense secretary pick hasn’t worked in the Pentagon. Is that a problem?
Patrick Shanahan, a Boeing executive, was announced as Trump’s choice to replace Bob Work.
-
Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
-
The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Top House Armed Services Democrat pessimistic about budget deal
Rep. Adam Smith is not expecting good news.
