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To up fighter readiness levels, Pentagon looks to retire older planes and fix supply chains
Fleets are going to have to get smaller to get healthier, it appears.
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Lockheed, Leonardo DRS won’t protest T-X, handing program to Boeing
Boeing is now locked in as the producer of America’s next jet trainer.
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A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
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Pentagon isn’t going to micromanage Futures Command, says Shanahan
The deputy secretary of defense is confident Futures Command is in good hands under Gen. Mike Murray.
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America sold $55.6 billion in weapons abroad in FY18 — a 33 percent jump
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper, director, Defense Security Cooperation Agency head, says FY 2018 was a strong year for foreign arms sales.
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Mattis orders fighter jet readiness to jump to 80 percent — in one year
The order, handed down by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, is a lofty one, considering the current readiness rates of America’s fighter fleets.
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Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
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State Department cleared $70 billion in foreign military sales requests for FY18
The U.S. remains dominant in the global arms market.
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US clears armed helicopters for Iraq, surveillance aircraft for Canada
Two potential sales could net more than $380 million for American firms.
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White House warns of ‘domestic extinction’ of suppliers in industrial base report – and DoD is ready to help with cash
The Trump administration’s long-awaited defense industrial base report is finally out.
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To up fighter readiness levels, Pentagon looks to retire older planes and fix supply chains
Fleets are going to have to get smaller to get healthier, it appears.
-
Lockheed, Leonardo DRS won’t protest T-X, handing program to Boeing
Boeing is now locked in as the producer of America’s next jet trainer.
-
A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
-
Pentagon isn’t going to micromanage Futures Command, says Shanahan
The deputy secretary of defense is confident Futures Command is in good hands under Gen. Mike Murray.
-
America sold $55.6 billion in weapons abroad in FY18 — a 33 percent jump
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper, director, Defense Security Cooperation Agency head, says FY 2018 was a strong year for foreign arms sales.
-
Mattis orders fighter jet readiness to jump to 80 percent — in one year
The order, handed down by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, is a lofty one, considering the current readiness rates of America’s fighter fleets.
-
Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
-
State Department cleared $70 billion in foreign military sales requests for FY18
The U.S. remains dominant in the global arms market.
-
US clears armed helicopters for Iraq, surveillance aircraft for Canada
Two potential sales could net more than $380 million for American firms.
-
White House warns of ‘domestic extinction’ of suppliers in industrial base report – and DoD is ready to help with cash
The Trump administration’s long-awaited defense industrial base report is finally out.
-
To up fighter readiness levels, Pentagon looks to retire older planes and fix supply chains
Fleets are going to have to get smaller to get healthier, it appears.
-
Lockheed, Leonardo DRS won’t protest T-X, handing program to Boeing
Boeing is now locked in as the producer of America’s next jet trainer.
-
A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
-
Pentagon isn’t going to micromanage Futures Command, says Shanahan
The deputy secretary of defense is confident Futures Command is in good hands under Gen. Mike Murray.
-
America sold $55.6 billion in weapons abroad in FY18 — a 33 percent jump
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper, director, Defense Security Cooperation Agency head, says FY 2018 was a strong year for foreign arms sales.
-
Mattis orders fighter jet readiness to jump to 80 percent — in one year
The order, handed down by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, is a lofty one, considering the current readiness rates of America’s fighter fleets.
-
Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
-
State Department cleared $70 billion in foreign military sales requests for FY18
The U.S. remains dominant in the global arms market.
-
US clears armed helicopters for Iraq, surveillance aircraft for Canada
Two potential sales could net more than $380 million for American firms.
-
White House warns of ‘domestic extinction’ of suppliers in industrial base report – and DoD is ready to help with cash
The Trump administration’s long-awaited defense industrial base report is finally out.
