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Dispatches from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
Defense News reporter Aaron Mehta traveled to Beaufort, South Carolina, joining Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work and UK Minister of State for Defence Procurement at the Ministry of Defenceat the Marine Corps Air Station there.
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Work: ‘Confident’ F-35 Ejection Issue Will Be Resolved
The Pentagon has pledged to have a solution, revolving around a lighter helmet, with officials saying they hope to have the issue resolved by November.
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Feinstein Takes Aim at Nuclear Cruise Missile Funding
Sen. Dianne Feinstein will seek to block funding for the Air Force’s new nuclear-capable cruise missile program.
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Goldfein Emerges in Lead for US Air Force Chief Spot
The next Air Force Chief of Staff will likely be Gen. David Goldfein, currently the Air Force Vice Chief.
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Pentagon, Pratt Reach $1.4B F-35 Engine Agreement
The Pentagon has reached an agreement with Pratt & Whitney for the ninth low rate initial production (LRIP) lot of F135 engines, which power the F-35 joint strike fighter.
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Justice, FTC: Defense Merger Rules ‘Sufficiently Flexible’
The agencies with oversight in defense mergers think the current system is fine, despite Pentagon complaints.
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Carter’s Goldwater-Nichols Plan Leaves Big Changes for Hill
Defense Secretary Carter wants incremental Goldwater-Nichols reform, leaving plenty of space for the Hill to make changes.
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Carter Heads Out on Pacific, Gulf Swing
Defense Secretary Ash Carter heads out Saturday for a two week visit to India, the Philippines, and the Gulf
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Carter: THAAD in Korea ‘Going to Happen’
The placement of THAAD systems on the Korean Peninsula is going to happen, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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Pentagon Team in India for Fighter Coproduction Talks
The Pentagon has a team in India evaluating the potential for coproduction on fighter aircraft, SecDef Carter said.
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Dispatches from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
Defense News reporter Aaron Mehta traveled to Beaufort, South Carolina, joining Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work and UK Minister of State for Defence Procurement at the Ministry of Defenceat the Marine Corps Air Station there.
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Work: ‘Confident’ F-35 Ejection Issue Will Be Resolved
The Pentagon has pledged to have a solution, revolving around a lighter helmet, with officials saying they hope to have the issue resolved by November.
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Feinstein Takes Aim at Nuclear Cruise Missile Funding
Sen. Dianne Feinstein will seek to block funding for the Air Force’s new nuclear-capable cruise missile program.
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Goldfein Emerges in Lead for US Air Force Chief Spot
The next Air Force Chief of Staff will likely be Gen. David Goldfein, currently the Air Force Vice Chief.
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Pentagon, Pratt Reach $1.4B F-35 Engine Agreement
The Pentagon has reached an agreement with Pratt & Whitney for the ninth low rate initial production (LRIP) lot of F135 engines, which power the F-35 joint strike fighter.
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Justice, FTC: Defense Merger Rules ‘Sufficiently Flexible’
The agencies with oversight in defense mergers think the current system is fine, despite Pentagon complaints.
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Carter’s Goldwater-Nichols Plan Leaves Big Changes for Hill
Defense Secretary Carter wants incremental Goldwater-Nichols reform, leaving plenty of space for the Hill to make changes.
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Carter Heads Out on Pacific, Gulf Swing
Defense Secretary Ash Carter heads out Saturday for a two week visit to India, the Philippines, and the Gulf
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Carter: THAAD in Korea ‘Going to Happen’
The placement of THAAD systems on the Korean Peninsula is going to happen, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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Pentagon Team in India for Fighter Coproduction Talks
The Pentagon has a team in India evaluating the potential for coproduction on fighter aircraft, SecDef Carter said.
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Dispatches from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
Defense News reporter Aaron Mehta traveled to Beaufort, South Carolina, joining Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work and UK Minister of State for Defence Procurement at the Ministry of Defenceat the Marine Corps Air Station there.
-
Work: ‘Confident’ F-35 Ejection Issue Will Be Resolved
The Pentagon has pledged to have a solution, revolving around a lighter helmet, with officials saying they hope to have the issue resolved by November.
-
Feinstein Takes Aim at Nuclear Cruise Missile Funding
Sen. Dianne Feinstein will seek to block funding for the Air Force’s new nuclear-capable cruise missile program.
-
Goldfein Emerges in Lead for US Air Force Chief Spot
The next Air Force Chief of Staff will likely be Gen. David Goldfein, currently the Air Force Vice Chief.
-
Pentagon, Pratt Reach $1.4B F-35 Engine Agreement
The Pentagon has reached an agreement with Pratt & Whitney for the ninth low rate initial production (LRIP) lot of F135 engines, which power the F-35 joint strike fighter.
-
Justice, FTC: Defense Merger Rules ‘Sufficiently Flexible’
The agencies with oversight in defense mergers think the current system is fine, despite Pentagon complaints.
-
Carter’s Goldwater-Nichols Plan Leaves Big Changes for Hill
Defense Secretary Carter wants incremental Goldwater-Nichols reform, leaving plenty of space for the Hill to make changes.
-
Carter Heads Out on Pacific, Gulf Swing
Defense Secretary Ash Carter heads out Saturday for a two week visit to India, the Philippines, and the Gulf
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Carter: THAAD in Korea ‘Going to Happen’
The placement of THAAD systems on the Korean Peninsula is going to happen, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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Pentagon Team in India for Fighter Coproduction Talks
The Pentagon has a team in India evaluating the potential for coproduction on fighter aircraft, SecDef Carter said.
