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Carter, Parrikar Pledge Expanded US-Indian Relations
The India-US military relationship is poised to grow with military exercises expanding and technology transfers growing
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Obama to Visit Pentagon Monday for Islamic State group Briefing
President Obama will visit the Pentagon for an Islamic State group-related briefing Monday.
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Fallon to Discuss Maritime Surveillance options, Including P-8 Acceleration, with Carter
The UK is looking for ways to bridge its maritime surveillance capability until it gets its P-8 fleet online.
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Trump’s Muslim Comments Could Sever GOP’s Deep Ties in Gulf
Anti-Muslim sentiments by front-runners in the Republican primary could damage the party’s longstanding ties in the Gulf.
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Georgian Defense Minister Seeks US Gear Inside Georgia
Georgia would like to see US gear prepositioned inside its border, said Minister of Defense Tinatin Khidasheli.
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Europe’s Role Grows in Syria, but Boots Unlikely
Europe’s role in the fight against ISIL is expanding, but boots on the ground remain unlikely.
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Budget ’17: Pentagon Planning Cuts in Production, R&D
With the Pentagon looking to save money, expect cuts to procurement and R&D in 2017.
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Former SecDef Perry: US on ‘Brink’ of New Nuclear Arms Race
Former SecDef Perry: US on “Brink” of New Nuclear Arms Race Aaron Mehta WASHINGTON The US is on the “brink” of kicking off a new nuclear arms race that will elevate the risk of nuclear apocalypse to Cold War levels, former secretary of defense Willia
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Troubled GPS Ground Station Program Could Face Recompete
The DoD is considering a “range” of options for fixing the Air Force’s GPS III control station, including recompetition
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Kendall: ‘Disproportionate’ Cuts Planned to Modernization, R&D
The Pentagon expects to make “disproportionate” cuts to modernization and R&D funding in its fiscal 2017 budget
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Carter, Parrikar Pledge Expanded US-Indian Relations
The India-US military relationship is poised to grow with military exercises expanding and technology transfers growing
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Obama to Visit Pentagon Monday for Islamic State group Briefing
President Obama will visit the Pentagon for an Islamic State group-related briefing Monday.
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Fallon to Discuss Maritime Surveillance options, Including P-8 Acceleration, with Carter
The UK is looking for ways to bridge its maritime surveillance capability until it gets its P-8 fleet online.
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Trump’s Muslim Comments Could Sever GOP’s Deep Ties in Gulf
Anti-Muslim sentiments by front-runners in the Republican primary could damage the party’s longstanding ties in the Gulf.
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Georgian Defense Minister Seeks US Gear Inside Georgia
Georgia would like to see US gear prepositioned inside its border, said Minister of Defense Tinatin Khidasheli.
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Europe’s Role Grows in Syria, but Boots Unlikely
Europe’s role in the fight against ISIL is expanding, but boots on the ground remain unlikely.
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Budget ’17: Pentagon Planning Cuts in Production, R&D
With the Pentagon looking to save money, expect cuts to procurement and R&D in 2017.
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Former SecDef Perry: US on ‘Brink’ of New Nuclear Arms Race
Former SecDef Perry: US on “Brink” of New Nuclear Arms Race Aaron Mehta WASHINGTON The US is on the “brink” of kicking off a new nuclear arms race that will elevate the risk of nuclear apocalypse to Cold War levels, former secretary of defense Willia
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Troubled GPS Ground Station Program Could Face Recompete
The DoD is considering a “range” of options for fixing the Air Force’s GPS III control station, including recompetition
-
Kendall: ‘Disproportionate’ Cuts Planned to Modernization, R&D
The Pentagon expects to make “disproportionate” cuts to modernization and R&D funding in its fiscal 2017 budget
-
Carter, Parrikar Pledge Expanded US-Indian Relations
The India-US military relationship is poised to grow with military exercises expanding and technology transfers growing
-
Obama to Visit Pentagon Monday for Islamic State group Briefing
President Obama will visit the Pentagon for an Islamic State group-related briefing Monday.
-
Fallon to Discuss Maritime Surveillance options, Including P-8 Acceleration, with Carter
The UK is looking for ways to bridge its maritime surveillance capability until it gets its P-8 fleet online.
-
Trump’s Muslim Comments Could Sever GOP’s Deep Ties in Gulf
Anti-Muslim sentiments by front-runners in the Republican primary could damage the party’s longstanding ties in the Gulf.
-
Georgian Defense Minister Seeks US Gear Inside Georgia
Georgia would like to see US gear prepositioned inside its border, said Minister of Defense Tinatin Khidasheli.
-
Europe’s Role Grows in Syria, but Boots Unlikely
Europe’s role in the fight against ISIL is expanding, but boots on the ground remain unlikely.
-
Budget ’17: Pentagon Planning Cuts in Production, R&D
With the Pentagon looking to save money, expect cuts to procurement and R&D in 2017.
-
Former SecDef Perry: US on ‘Brink’ of New Nuclear Arms Race
Former SecDef Perry: US on “Brink” of New Nuclear Arms Race Aaron Mehta WASHINGTON The US is on the “brink” of kicking off a new nuclear arms race that will elevate the risk of nuclear apocalypse to Cold War levels, former secretary of defense Willia
-
Troubled GPS Ground Station Program Could Face Recompete
The DoD is considering a “range” of options for fixing the Air Force’s GPS III control station, including recompetition
-
Kendall: ‘Disproportionate’ Cuts Planned to Modernization, R&D
The Pentagon expects to make “disproportionate” cuts to modernization and R&D funding in its fiscal 2017 budget
