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Odierno: More Acquisition Power for Chiefs
As Congress debates the merits of various acquisition reform plans, the US Army’s Chief of Staff is calling for the services to take on a greater role in the acquisition process.
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Carter Appoints New Business Board Members
WASHINGTON — A previous Raytheon CEO, the cofounder of a satellite radio company, and a former ice cream company CEO are among the eight new members of the Defense Business Board appointed by Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
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Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
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Lockheed Upgrades Cleared for S. Korea’s F-16s
The State Department has cleared a major upgrade package for South Korea’s KF-16 fleet.
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Congress, Israel React to Iran Deal
As news of a potentially historic deal with Iran broke, members of Congress and foreign governments alike rushed to react to the news.
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Op Tempo, Sustainment Flaws Hit Russian Air Force
As the Kremlin continues to assert its air power in a bid to intimidate NATO allies in Europe and North America, its mostly Soviet-built aircraft are being pushed to their limits — a fact experts point to when attempting to explain the loss of five aircraft of different designs in just the past month.
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Vietnamese Leader Predicts Closer US Military Ties
One of Vietnam’s top leaders believes his country will continue to open up to the international community in coming years
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Assad Still Challenge for Pentagon, Congress
The focus has largely been on ISIL, but the Assad regime remains a challenge in Syria for Pentagon leaders.
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Odierno: More Acquisition Power for Chiefs
As Congress debates the merits of various acquisition reform plans, the US Army’s Chief of Staff is calling for the services to take on a greater role in the acquisition process.
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Carter Appoints New Business Board Members
WASHINGTON — A previous Raytheon CEO, the cofounder of a satellite radio company, and a former ice cream company CEO are among the eight new members of the Defense Business Board appointed by Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
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Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
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Lockheed Upgrades Cleared for S. Korea’s F-16s
The State Department has cleared a major upgrade package for South Korea’s KF-16 fleet.
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Congress, Israel React to Iran Deal
As news of a potentially historic deal with Iran broke, members of Congress and foreign governments alike rushed to react to the news.
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Mixed Reaction to US National Military Strategy
Analysts: Strategy Document Lacks Specifics
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Op Tempo, Sustainment Flaws Hit Russian Air Force
As the Kremlin continues to assert its air power in a bid to intimidate NATO allies in Europe and North America, its mostly Soviet-built aircraft are being pushed to their limits — a fact experts point to when attempting to explain the loss of five aircraft of different designs in just the past month.
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Few Regulatory Hurdles for Lockheed-Sikorsky Deal
Report: Lockheed Nears $8B Deal for Sikorsky
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Vietnamese Leader Predicts Closer US Military Ties
One of Vietnam’s top leaders believes his country will continue to open up to the international community in coming years
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Assad Still Challenge for Pentagon, Congress
The focus has largely been on ISIL, but the Assad regime remains a challenge in Syria for Pentagon leaders.
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Odierno: More Acquisition Power for Chiefs
As Congress debates the merits of various acquisition reform plans, the US Army’s Chief of Staff is calling for the services to take on a greater role in the acquisition process.
-
Carter Appoints New Business Board Members
WASHINGTON — A previous Raytheon CEO, the cofounder of a satellite radio company, and a former ice cream company CEO are among the eight new members of the Defense Business Board appointed by Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
-
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
-
Lockheed Upgrades Cleared for S. Korea’s F-16s
The State Department has cleared a major upgrade package for South Korea’s KF-16 fleet.
-
Congress, Israel React to Iran Deal
As news of a potentially historic deal with Iran broke, members of Congress and foreign governments alike rushed to react to the news.
-
Mixed Reaction to US National Military Strategy
Analysts: Strategy Document Lacks Specifics
-
Op Tempo, Sustainment Flaws Hit Russian Air Force
As the Kremlin continues to assert its air power in a bid to intimidate NATO allies in Europe and North America, its mostly Soviet-built aircraft are being pushed to their limits — a fact experts point to when attempting to explain the loss of five aircraft of different designs in just the past month.
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Few Regulatory Hurdles for Lockheed-Sikorsky Deal
Report: Lockheed Nears $8B Deal for Sikorsky
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Vietnamese Leader Predicts Closer US Military Ties
One of Vietnam’s top leaders believes his country will continue to open up to the international community in coming years
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Assad Still Challenge for Pentagon, Congress
The focus has largely been on ISIL, but the Assad regime remains a challenge in Syria for Pentagon leaders.
