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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
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Frank Kendall on the NDAA and the End of AT&L
AT&L is going away. But that isn’t Kendall’s biggest concern with the NDAA.
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NDAA Installs Major Structural Reforms to Pentagon
If passed, the NDAA will codify the biggest changes to the Department of Defense since Goldwater Nichols.
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Carter Slams Congress Over Potential Continuing Resolution Through May
Previous indications were that a shorter CR was coming.
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Inside the ‘Monster Garage,’ AFSOC’s Secret Training Weapon
The Air Force gets creative at Kirtland AFB.
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In Compromise, NDAA to Create DoD New Chief Innovator Job, Keep AT&L
Congress is expected to vote on an annual defense policy bill this week.
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Mixed Signs for Foreign Military Sales Under Trump
Industry is watching closely to see how foreign weapons sales might be impacted.
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Stephen Hadley Could Reshape Interagency Process — If He Gets a Job
Hadley is a favorite of the DC-establishment worried about the Trump administration’s foreign policy.
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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
-
Frank Kendall on the NDAA and the End of AT&L
AT&L is going away. But that isn’t Kendall’s biggest concern with the NDAA.
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UK to Sign $125M Predator Deal
The deal only covers development costs.
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F-35 Joint Program Office Saved – for Now
The NDAA keeps the F-35 office open.
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NDAA Installs Major Structural Reforms to Pentagon
If passed, the NDAA will codify the biggest changes to the Department of Defense since Goldwater Nichols.
-
Carter Slams Congress Over Potential Continuing Resolution Through May
Previous indications were that a shorter CR was coming.
-
Inside the ‘Monster Garage,’ AFSOC’s Secret Training Weapon
The Air Force gets creative at Kirtland AFB.
-
In Compromise, NDAA to Create DoD New Chief Innovator Job, Keep AT&L
Congress is expected to vote on an annual defense policy bill this week.
-
Mixed Signs for Foreign Military Sales Under Trump
Industry is watching closely to see how foreign weapons sales might be impacted.
-
Stephen Hadley Could Reshape Interagency Process — If He Gets a Job
Hadley is a favorite of the DC-establishment worried about the Trump administration’s foreign policy.
-
Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
-
Frank Kendall on the NDAA and the End of AT&L
AT&L is going away. But that isn’t Kendall’s biggest concern with the NDAA.
-
UK to Sign $125M Predator Deal
The deal only covers development costs.
-
F-35 Joint Program Office Saved – for Now
The NDAA keeps the F-35 office open.
-
NDAA Installs Major Structural Reforms to Pentagon
If passed, the NDAA will codify the biggest changes to the Department of Defense since Goldwater Nichols.
-
Carter Slams Congress Over Potential Continuing Resolution Through May
Previous indications were that a shorter CR was coming.
-
Inside the ‘Monster Garage,’ AFSOC’s Secret Training Weapon
The Air Force gets creative at Kirtland AFB.
-
In Compromise, NDAA to Create DoD New Chief Innovator Job, Keep AT&L
Congress is expected to vote on an annual defense policy bill this week.
-
Mixed Signs for Foreign Military Sales Under Trump
Industry is watching closely to see how foreign weapons sales might be impacted.
-
Stephen Hadley Could Reshape Interagency Process — If He Gets a Job
Hadley is a favorite of the DC-establishment worried about the Trump administration’s foreign policy.





