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Interview: Alan Shaffer
Alan Shaffer has helped guide the Pentagon’s R&D efforts since 2007. This summer, he is leaving that job to take a new one as the director of the NATO Collaboration Support Office.
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With Dunford, Obama Makes Popular Choice
President Obama’s selection of Marine Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford as the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff seems to have done the impossible — created consensus in Washington.
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US Begins Syrian Training; Questions Linger
The US has formally begun training “moderate opposition” forces in Syria, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Thursday
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DSCA Approves $3.5 Billion in Foreign Sales
The US State Department has approved five separate weapon sales worth an estimated total of $3.5 billion, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced on its website Tuesday.
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With New Rules, Japan Emerges in Pacific
A new agreement between the US and Japan sets the island nation to take a larger role in the politics of the Pacific while opening up new opportunities for military research and development.
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Signs Point to Dunford as Next JCS Chairman
There are growing indications that the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will be Gen. Joseph Dunford, the commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Bayer Returns as Defense Business Board Chair
Michael Bayer, who served as chair of the Board from 2007-2011, will return as chair when the group reconvenes in July, the Pentagon announced Wednesday evening.
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French Air Chief Sees Long Mission in Iraq
French operations over Iraq will continue for some time, according to the head of France’s air force.
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Analysts Call for Bipartisan US Budget Reform
A group of 38 defense analysts and former DoD officials from across the ideological spectrum are calling for “bold action” on the Pentagon’s budget.
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Iran Intercepts Cargo Ship, US Moves to Respond
Iranian vessels fired upon a cargo ship flagged to the Marshall Islands Tuesday morning, forcing the ship to travel deeper into Iranian waters — and setting off another round of tensions between Iran and the US.
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Interview: Alan Shaffer
Alan Shaffer has helped guide the Pentagon’s R&D efforts since 2007. This summer, he is leaving that job to take a new one as the director of the NATO Collaboration Support Office.
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With Dunford, Obama Makes Popular Choice
President Obama’s selection of Marine Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford as the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff seems to have done the impossible — created consensus in Washington.
-
US Begins Syrian Training; Questions Linger
The US has formally begun training “moderate opposition” forces in Syria, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Thursday
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DSCA Approves $3.5 Billion in Foreign Sales
The US State Department has approved five separate weapon sales worth an estimated total of $3.5 billion, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced on its website Tuesday.
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With New Rules, Japan Emerges in Pacific
A new agreement between the US and Japan sets the island nation to take a larger role in the politics of the Pacific while opening up new opportunities for military research and development.
-
Signs Point to Dunford as Next JCS Chairman
There are growing indications that the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will be Gen. Joseph Dunford, the commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Bayer Returns as Defense Business Board Chair
Michael Bayer, who served as chair of the Board from 2007-2011, will return as chair when the group reconvenes in July, the Pentagon announced Wednesday evening.
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French Air Chief Sees Long Mission in Iraq
French operations over Iraq will continue for some time, according to the head of France’s air force.
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Analysts Call for Bipartisan US Budget Reform
A group of 38 defense analysts and former DoD officials from across the ideological spectrum are calling for “bold action” on the Pentagon’s budget.
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Iran Intercepts Cargo Ship, US Moves to Respond
Iranian vessels fired upon a cargo ship flagged to the Marshall Islands Tuesday morning, forcing the ship to travel deeper into Iranian waters — and setting off another round of tensions between Iran and the US.
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Interview: Alan Shaffer
Alan Shaffer has helped guide the Pentagon’s R&D efforts since 2007. This summer, he is leaving that job to take a new one as the director of the NATO Collaboration Support Office.
-
With Dunford, Obama Makes Popular Choice
President Obama’s selection of Marine Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford as the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff seems to have done the impossible — created consensus in Washington.
-
US Begins Syrian Training; Questions Linger
The US has formally begun training “moderate opposition” forces in Syria, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Thursday
-
DSCA Approves $3.5 Billion in Foreign Sales
The US State Department has approved five separate weapon sales worth an estimated total of $3.5 billion, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced on its website Tuesday.
-
With New Rules, Japan Emerges in Pacific
A new agreement between the US and Japan sets the island nation to take a larger role in the politics of the Pacific while opening up new opportunities for military research and development.
-
Signs Point to Dunford as Next JCS Chairman
There are growing indications that the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will be Gen. Joseph Dunford, the commandant of the Marine Corps.
-
Bayer Returns as Defense Business Board Chair
Michael Bayer, who served as chair of the Board from 2007-2011, will return as chair when the group reconvenes in July, the Pentagon announced Wednesday evening.
-
French Air Chief Sees Long Mission in Iraq
French operations over Iraq will continue for some time, according to the head of France’s air force.
-
Analysts Call for Bipartisan US Budget Reform
A group of 38 defense analysts and former DoD officials from across the ideological spectrum are calling for “bold action” on the Pentagon’s budget.
-
Iran Intercepts Cargo Ship, US Moves to Respond
Iranian vessels fired upon a cargo ship flagged to the Marshall Islands Tuesday morning, forcing the ship to travel deeper into Iranian waters — and setting off another round of tensions between Iran and the US.
