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UAE General: No New Mobility Asset Requirement
The UAE does not need to beef up its air mobility fleets, a top general believes.
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USAF General: Syrian Strikes to Increase in Coming Weeks
US airstrikes in Syria should increase in the coming weeks, a top US general said.
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Dual Sourcing Creates Conflict for US in Gulf Market
Concerns in the Gulf over regional US commitment could harm the defense industry, analyst say.
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Limited Opportunities in Gulf for US Helicopter Firms
Analysts and executives see a changing face of military helicopter sales in the Gulf region.
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Budget Deal Leaves Pentagon $14 Billion Gap for FY 2017, Work Says
Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work sees a $14 billion budget gap for the Pentagon in FY 2017.
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Analysts: US Special Forces Operators in Syria Not a Cure
The Obama administration’s decision last week to send “fewer than 50” Special Forces operators into Syria to advise anti-ISIL militant groups is unlikely to have a major impact on that country’s civil war, experts warn.
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Gen. Breedlove: Intelligence Community Changing How It Handles Russia
The intelligence community is changing how it looks at Russia, Gen. Philip Breedlove said Friday.
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Hunter Renews Call for UAV Sales to Jordan
Should Jordan receive US drones? One congressman is pushing for it.
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Secretary Carter Heads to Asia Amid South China Sea Tensions
Secretary of Defense Carter is set to embark on a swing through Asia.
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Northrop Launches LRS-B Website Hours After Bomber Contract Award
Northrop is moving to protect its LRS-B award with a new campaign website.
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UAE General: No New Mobility Asset Requirement
The UAE does not need to beef up its air mobility fleets, a top general believes.
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USAF General: Syrian Strikes to Increase in Coming Weeks
US airstrikes in Syria should increase in the coming weeks, a top US general said.
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Dual Sourcing Creates Conflict for US in Gulf Market
Concerns in the Gulf over regional US commitment could harm the defense industry, analyst say.
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Limited Opportunities in Gulf for US Helicopter Firms
Analysts and executives see a changing face of military helicopter sales in the Gulf region.
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Budget Deal Leaves Pentagon $14 Billion Gap for FY 2017, Work Says
Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work sees a $14 billion budget gap for the Pentagon in FY 2017.
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Analysts: US Special Forces Operators in Syria Not a Cure
The Obama administration’s decision last week to send “fewer than 50” Special Forces operators into Syria to advise anti-ISIL militant groups is unlikely to have a major impact on that country’s civil war, experts warn.
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Gen. Breedlove: Intelligence Community Changing How It Handles Russia
The intelligence community is changing how it looks at Russia, Gen. Philip Breedlove said Friday.
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Hunter Renews Call for UAV Sales to Jordan
Should Jordan receive US drones? One congressman is pushing for it.
-
Secretary Carter Heads to Asia Amid South China Sea Tensions
Secretary of Defense Carter is set to embark on a swing through Asia.
-
Northrop Launches LRS-B Website Hours After Bomber Contract Award
Northrop is moving to protect its LRS-B award with a new campaign website.
-
UAE General: No New Mobility Asset Requirement
The UAE does not need to beef up its air mobility fleets, a top general believes.
-
USAF General: Syrian Strikes to Increase in Coming Weeks
US airstrikes in Syria should increase in the coming weeks, a top US general said.
-
Dual Sourcing Creates Conflict for US in Gulf Market
Concerns in the Gulf over regional US commitment could harm the defense industry, analyst say.
-
Limited Opportunities in Gulf for US Helicopter Firms
Analysts and executives see a changing face of military helicopter sales in the Gulf region.
-
Budget Deal Leaves Pentagon $14 Billion Gap for FY 2017, Work Says
Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work sees a $14 billion budget gap for the Pentagon in FY 2017.
-
Analysts: US Special Forces Operators in Syria Not a Cure
The Obama administration’s decision last week to send “fewer than 50” Special Forces operators into Syria to advise anti-ISIL militant groups is unlikely to have a major impact on that country’s civil war, experts warn.
-
Gen. Breedlove: Intelligence Community Changing How It Handles Russia
The intelligence community is changing how it looks at Russia, Gen. Philip Breedlove said Friday.
-
Hunter Renews Call for UAV Sales to Jordan
Should Jordan receive US drones? One congressman is pushing for it.
-
Secretary Carter Heads to Asia Amid South China Sea Tensions
Secretary of Defense Carter is set to embark on a swing through Asia.
-
Northrop Launches LRS-B Website Hours After Bomber Contract Award
Northrop is moving to protect its LRS-B award with a new campaign website.
