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US, Japan Strike New Military Agreement
The US and Japan agreed to a major update in their military relationship on Monday.
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Cyber Strategy Relies on Deterrence, Industry
The Pentagon’s new cyber strategy involves greater deterrence, and greater reliance on industry
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Bomber, Sixth-Gen Take Cuts in Chairman’s Markup
The Chairman’s mark from the House Armed Services Committee removes $460 million from the research and development of the Air Force’s next-generation bombe
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Carter Calls On Silicon Valley
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter wants to “embrace” the culture and capabilities of Silicon Valley, he said in an April 23 speech.
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US Ships Still Monitoring Iranian Flotilla
The US Navy is maintaining its presence in the Gulf of Aden, but has not had communication with an Iranian flotilla that may be carrying weapons to support Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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House Markup Includes Bomber Oversight
The House wants more oversight of the Air Force’s secretive new bomber program
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Carter To Unveil New Pentagon Cyber Strategy
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will unveil the Pentagon’s new cyber strategy during a Thursday speech at Silicon Valley, according to DoD officials.
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House Bill Proposes F-35 Engine Study
House legislation released Wednesday would require the Pentagon to assess the lone engine program for the F-35 fighter program, but congressional aides contend it is not a gambit to revive a controversial second-engine initiative.
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Poland Selects Patriot, Caracal Helos
Poland has selected the US Patriot system as its surface-to-air missile defense platform of choice, giving a major win to Massachusetts-based Raytheon.
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Bogdan Praises Norwegian F-35 Weapons
The head of the F-35 joint program office praised on Friday a pair of munitions developed by Norway, despite reluctance from the Pentagon to purchase the weaponry.
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US, Japan Strike New Military Agreement
The US and Japan agreed to a major update in their military relationship on Monday.
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Cyber Strategy Relies on Deterrence, Industry
The Pentagon’s new cyber strategy involves greater deterrence, and greater reliance on industry
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Bomber, Sixth-Gen Take Cuts in Chairman’s Markup
The Chairman’s mark from the House Armed Services Committee removes $460 million from the research and development of the Air Force’s next-generation bombe
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Carter Calls On Silicon Valley
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter wants to “embrace” the culture and capabilities of Silicon Valley, he said in an April 23 speech.
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US Ships Still Monitoring Iranian Flotilla
The US Navy is maintaining its presence in the Gulf of Aden, but has not had communication with an Iranian flotilla that may be carrying weapons to support Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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House Markup Includes Bomber Oversight
The House wants more oversight of the Air Force’s secretive new bomber program
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Carter To Unveil New Pentagon Cyber Strategy
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will unveil the Pentagon’s new cyber strategy during a Thursday speech at Silicon Valley, according to DoD officials.
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House Bill Proposes F-35 Engine Study
House legislation released Wednesday would require the Pentagon to assess the lone engine program for the F-35 fighter program, but congressional aides contend it is not a gambit to revive a controversial second-engine initiative.
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Poland Selects Patriot, Caracal Helos
Poland has selected the US Patriot system as its surface-to-air missile defense platform of choice, giving a major win to Massachusetts-based Raytheon.
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Bogdan Praises Norwegian F-35 Weapons
The head of the F-35 joint program office praised on Friday a pair of munitions developed by Norway, despite reluctance from the Pentagon to purchase the weaponry.
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US, Japan Strike New Military Agreement
The US and Japan agreed to a major update in their military relationship on Monday.
-
Cyber Strategy Relies on Deterrence, Industry
The Pentagon’s new cyber strategy involves greater deterrence, and greater reliance on industry
-
Bomber, Sixth-Gen Take Cuts in Chairman’s Markup
The Chairman’s mark from the House Armed Services Committee removes $460 million from the research and development of the Air Force’s next-generation bombe
-
Carter Calls On Silicon Valley
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter wants to “embrace” the culture and capabilities of Silicon Valley, he said in an April 23 speech.
-
US Ships Still Monitoring Iranian Flotilla
The US Navy is maintaining its presence in the Gulf of Aden, but has not had communication with an Iranian flotilla that may be carrying weapons to support Houthi rebels in Yemen.
-
House Markup Includes Bomber Oversight
The House wants more oversight of the Air Force’s secretive new bomber program
-
Carter To Unveil New Pentagon Cyber Strategy
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will unveil the Pentagon’s new cyber strategy during a Thursday speech at Silicon Valley, according to DoD officials.
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House Bill Proposes F-35 Engine Study
House legislation released Wednesday would require the Pentagon to assess the lone engine program for the F-35 fighter program, but congressional aides contend it is not a gambit to revive a controversial second-engine initiative.
-
Poland Selects Patriot, Caracal Helos
Poland has selected the US Patriot system as its surface-to-air missile defense platform of choice, giving a major win to Massachusetts-based Raytheon.
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Bogdan Praises Norwegian F-35 Weapons
The head of the F-35 joint program office praised on Friday a pair of munitions developed by Norway, despite reluctance from the Pentagon to purchase the weaponry.
