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French Defense Minister: ISIL Now a ‘Terrorist Army’
The Islamic State militant group is no longer a terrorist group, but rather has morphed into a “terrorist army,” the French minister of defence said Monday.
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Pentagon Releases National Military Strategy
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon has released a new National Military Strategy, the first update to that document since 2011 — and one that warns non-traditional threats are on the rise.
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SpaceX Explosion Underlines USAF Concern
The SpaceX explosion brings with it questions of the space industrial base.
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Congressional Spotlight on Acquisition Reform
The acquisition community is closely watching how the two branches of Congress settle on acquisition reform language.
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Work: Russia Will Not Gain Nuclear Advantage
Russia will not be allowed to gain a military advantage through its nuclear arsenal, the Pentagon’s number two official pledged Thursday.
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Tod Wolters Named J-3 at Pentagon
WASHINGTON — The decision by the Pentagon to add US Air Force Lt. Gen. Tod Wolters to the Joint Staff has caused a shuffle down the line at key operations positions for the service
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Pentagon Placing Gear in Eastern Europe
The Pentagon will place approximately 250 tanks, Bradley fighting vehicles and self-propelled howitzers throughout six countries that are close to Russia, the department announced June 23.
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Pentagon Names New Public Affairs Head
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter is tapping Maura Sullivan to fill the role of assistant to the secretary of defense for public affairs.
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No Sequestration ‘Pretty Certain,’ Work Says
The number two man at the Pentagon believes a budget deal will be reached to avoid sequestration levels of funding
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Leadership Openings an Opportunity for Carter
Over the course of his roughly two years in office, Ash Carter will have a say in a large number of top positions, including the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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French Defense Minister: ISIL Now a ‘Terrorist Army’
The Islamic State militant group is no longer a terrorist group, but rather has morphed into a “terrorist army,” the French minister of defence said Monday.
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Pentagon Releases National Military Strategy
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon has released a new National Military Strategy, the first update to that document since 2011 — and one that warns non-traditional threats are on the rise.
-
SpaceX Explosion Underlines USAF Concern
The SpaceX explosion brings with it questions of the space industrial base.
-
Congressional Spotlight on Acquisition Reform
The acquisition community is closely watching how the two branches of Congress settle on acquisition reform language.
-
Work: Russia Will Not Gain Nuclear Advantage
Russia will not be allowed to gain a military advantage through its nuclear arsenal, the Pentagon’s number two official pledged Thursday.
-
Tod Wolters Named J-3 at Pentagon
WASHINGTON — The decision by the Pentagon to add US Air Force Lt. Gen. Tod Wolters to the Joint Staff has caused a shuffle down the line at key operations positions for the service
-
Pentagon Placing Gear in Eastern Europe
The Pentagon will place approximately 250 tanks, Bradley fighting vehicles and self-propelled howitzers throughout six countries that are close to Russia, the department announced June 23.
-
Pentagon Names New Public Affairs Head
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter is tapping Maura Sullivan to fill the role of assistant to the secretary of defense for public affairs.
-
No Sequestration ‘Pretty Certain,’ Work Says
The number two man at the Pentagon believes a budget deal will be reached to avoid sequestration levels of funding
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Leadership Openings an Opportunity for Carter
Over the course of his roughly two years in office, Ash Carter will have a say in a large number of top positions, including the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
French Defense Minister: ISIL Now a ‘Terrorist Army’
The Islamic State militant group is no longer a terrorist group, but rather has morphed into a “terrorist army,” the French minister of defence said Monday.
-
Pentagon Releases National Military Strategy
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon has released a new National Military Strategy, the first update to that document since 2011 — and one that warns non-traditional threats are on the rise.
-
SpaceX Explosion Underlines USAF Concern
The SpaceX explosion brings with it questions of the space industrial base.
-
Congressional Spotlight on Acquisition Reform
The acquisition community is closely watching how the two branches of Congress settle on acquisition reform language.
-
Work: Russia Will Not Gain Nuclear Advantage
Russia will not be allowed to gain a military advantage through its nuclear arsenal, the Pentagon’s number two official pledged Thursday.
-
Tod Wolters Named J-3 at Pentagon
WASHINGTON — The decision by the Pentagon to add US Air Force Lt. Gen. Tod Wolters to the Joint Staff has caused a shuffle down the line at key operations positions for the service
-
Pentagon Placing Gear in Eastern Europe
The Pentagon will place approximately 250 tanks, Bradley fighting vehicles and self-propelled howitzers throughout six countries that are close to Russia, the department announced June 23.
-
Pentagon Names New Public Affairs Head
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter is tapping Maura Sullivan to fill the role of assistant to the secretary of defense for public affairs.
-
No Sequestration ‘Pretty Certain,’ Work Says
The number two man at the Pentagon believes a budget deal will be reached to avoid sequestration levels of funding
-
Leadership Openings an Opportunity for Carter
Over the course of his roughly two years in office, Ash Carter will have a say in a large number of top positions, including the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff.
